Rep Your City!

[NYCGP]

Originally Posted by BTM

Kinda reminds me of going to Detroit when I was a kid. My dad grew up there, and he wanted to drive through his old neighborhood. Chicago ghettos have nothing on what his old stomping grounds have turned into...

Urban Decay....




Nassau County - Long Island, New York

Currently - New York, New York

[BTM]

Originally Posted by NYCGP

Urban Decay....




Nassau County - Long Island, New York

Currently - New York, New York

Truf. Which one is nassau...I used to have friends in hauppauge

[ragingclue]

Originally Posted by BTM

Kinda reminds me of going to Detroit when I was a kid. My dad grew up there, and he wanted to drive through his old neighborhood. Chicago ghettos have nothing on what his old stomping grounds have turned into...

Eh, well the Detroit ghettos have a MUCH lower thug/sq mile ratio. The ghettos in Chicago are packed with useless human beings. In Detroit, they're fewer and further between. To be honest, there's a lot of crime in Detroit, and violent crime at that, but there are definitely many places in the Chicago area (shit, the entire south side and west side) where I'd rather take my chances in Detroit.

The Detroit ghettos appear much worse though. Hell, even some decent areas of the city (and yes there are some) aren't too easy on the eyes. The abandoned buildings need to go. So does a certain demographic (interesting reading about how young the median age is, causing it to be harder for do-gooders to try to uproot them and restore the city).

[NYCGP]

Originally Posted by BTM

Truf. Which one is nassau...I used to have friends in hauppauge

I used to play indoor winter ball out in Hauppauge. That's Suffolk though.

[NYCGP]

Originally Posted by ragingclue

Eh, well the Detroit ghettos have a MUCH lower thug/sq mile ratio. The ghettos in Chicago are packed with useless human beings. In Detroit, they're fewer and further between. To be honest, there's a lot of crime in Detroit, and violent crime at that, but there are definitely many places in the Chicago area (shit, the entire south side and west side) where I'd rather take my chances in Detroit.

The Detroit ghettos appear much worse though. Hell, even some decent areas of the city (and yes there are some) aren't too easy on the eyes. The abandoned buildings need to go. So does a certain demographic (interesting reading about how young the median age is, causing it to be harder for do-gooders to try to uproot them and restore the city).

What really surprises me is no major waste company has come in there and started demoing buildings for positive PR. Instead of donating a few million to some useless cause, they could clean up whole areas and get great press doing it. Can't start rebuilding some of those areas until you get all the dilapidated buildings out of the way first.

[Robin_NL]

Born in Leeuwarden, capital of Friesland, Mata Hari was born there too.

Raised in Heerenveen, famous of its World Cup Ice Skating stadium, a good football club(6th in the Dutch Topdivision ranking, winning last sunday 5-1 from number one AZ Alkmaar)

Famous (..) people born in my hometown, Wim Duisenberg, former president of the European Bank, and 'founder'of the EURO currency .......some 15 years ago

Born nearby, some 10 miles from here: Peter Stuyvesant, one of the founding fathers of New Amsterdam/New York almost 400 years ago.

And Doutzen Kroes( Victoria's Secret/L'Oreal topmodel) also born about 15 miles from were I was raised/live.

[Uber V8]

Originally Posted by ideliver

Youngstown OH

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of...ungstown,_Ohio

Close to Steel City (Steelers fan) stand up!

Originally Posted by Soorena

Tehran. Lots of good things, lots of bad things.

Where is this? Guess my geographical skills are lacking...

Originally Posted by NYCGP

Urban Decay....




Nassau County - Long Island, New York

Currently - New York, New York

Maybe you know about this restaurant called "Per Se?"

Originally Posted by Robin Hood

Born in Leeuwarden, capital of Friesland, Mata Hari was born there too.

Raised in Heerenveen, famous of its World Cup Ice Skating stadium, a good football club(6th in the Dutch Topdivision ranking, winning last sunday 5-1 from number one AZ Alkmaar)

Famous (..) people born in my hometown, Wim Duisenberg, former president of the European Bank, and 'founder'of the EURO currency .......some 15 years ago

Born nearby, some 10 miles from here: Peter Stuyvesant, one of the founding fathers of New Amsterdam/New York almost 400 years ago.

And Doutzen Kroes( Victoria's Secret/L'Oreal topmodel) also born about 15 miles from were I was raised/live.

Interesting stuff.

[nmulax]

West Bloomfield, Michigan:

- WB High School is the top feeder school for the Univ. of Michigan, and in the top 6% of US public high schools.
- Huge Jewish population.
- Huge Chaldean population.
- Justin Bartha (from The Hangover) grew up there.
- Otherwise, it's your typical upper class suburbia.

[chungdae]

Miami, FL

I wouldn't even know where to start

[Robin_NL]

Originally Posted by chungdae

Miami, FL

I wouldn't even know where to start

Just start HERE

[-=Hot|Ice=-]

Originally Posted by Comet

you guys aren't reping your cities wells

I was born in a city where there's only 1 road and everyone's a hick. The highlight of the city was the super Walmart that was there. Nothing to rep.

[infinitekid2002]

Originally Posted by -=Hot|Ice=-

I was born in a city where there's only 1 road and everyone's a hick. The highlight of the city was the super Walmart that was there. Nothing to rep.

y'all had one a dem SUPER walmarts? woweee

[rev7400]

Cairo, Egypt. Lived there my whole life and moved to Canada 5 months ago.

Pyramids..

[E90SoFlo]

Seattle, Washington

Known for pike's place market and Grunge music

[arctic330i]

Gainesville, Florida! Go Gators! lol

[thetedderbear]

Originally Posted by Kensta335

Los Angeles

Too much to name.

Lucky
Jonesboro, Arkansas(about an hour from Memphis TN)
Known for- nothing. Well, nothing good. There was the Westside School shooting here over a decade ago.

[Spool]

Washington D.C...

Homeless people
Dirty streets
Black people
High crime rate
Ugly girls

The Pentagon, where the leaders are..we protect the rest of the United States

[panicos81]

Hmm

Larnaca, Cyprus..

Sun, beach and palm trees..

[Schm]

Rack City

















bitch.

[yakev724]

Originally Posted by NYCGP

I used to play indoor winter ball out in Hauppauge. That's Suffolk though.

Suffolk here. Good place to raise kids and be rich. Neither of which I'm currently experiencing, so hopefully I'll be gtfo after graduating, even if it is just to NYC.

[E90Mario]

Originally Posted by Comet

Beirut - The new Sin City. Party capital of the world, no one does it like we do.
The city never sleeps.
Bombs could be falling and we'd still be partying. Everything goes.
You can swim in the morning and ski at night.

also where I grew up

but you forgot to mention Lebanese women

[BKap08]

Saratoga, CA
An hour from San Francisco
Rich people with amazing cars (458, Aston Martin, Bugatti, Lambo, Rolls Royce)