Hey, Thurm...

[Ickybaluky]

According to Reader's Digest, Buffalo is the 3rd cleanest large city in America.

LINK (http://www.rd.com/content/openContent.do?contentId=15115)

Just thought you would want to know.

[THATHURMANATOR]

According to Reader's Digest, Buffalo is the 3rd cleanest large city in America.

LINK (http://www.rd.com/content/openContent.do?contentId=15115)

Just thought you would want to know.
EAT THAT MIKEY AND JUSTA!!!! I TOLD YOU THAT BUFFALO WAS NOT DIRTY!!!!!

[Historian]

I think the premise is flawed.

We're not a large city.

We're kind like a big town.

[Earthquake Enyart]

No way Chicago is last. It's one of the cleanest cities I've ever been to. Pittsburgh, Baltimore, and Detroit are all way worse than Chicago.

[THATHURMANATOR]

I think the premise is flawed.

We're not a large city.

We're kind like a big town.
No there thousands of large towns in the country but in terms of large cities not so many.

[THATHURMANATOR]

No way Chicago is last. It's one of the cleanest cities I've ever been to. Pittsburgh, Baltimore, and Detroit are all way worse than Chicago.
I have been to Chitown too. What a dirthole!

[BAM]

Baltimore used to be horrible but they've cleaned up a bit lately. I've been to Chicago and I agree with the rankings it was given. That place was a dump.

[Ickybaluky]

I think the premise is flawed.

We're not a large city.

We're kind like a big town.

2nd-largest city in NY State.

[Earthquake Enyart]

Baltimore used to be horrible but they've cleaned up a bit lately. I've been to Chicago and I agree with the rankings it was given. That place was a dump.
Baltimore is a pit. I can't imagine a dirtier place except for maybe Cleveland.

[The King]

Thats probably because everyone moved the hell out of there!

[THATHURMANATOR]

Thats probably because everyone moved the hell out of there!
Out of where?

[Gunzlingr]

:lolpoint: 29th ranked Miami!!!


Tulsa should be number 1 on that list, BTW.

[Topdog]

I see Chicago is in last place! I'll bet that will change once EE moves to CA! :rofl:

[Gunzlingr]

I see Chicago is in last place! I'll bet that will change once EE moves to CA! :rofl:

He's not moving now. They countered.

[Topdog]

I guess they'll remain in last place then.......

[Dude]

How can you take Reader's Digest seriously anyway? It's just the mag that everyone reads while they're on the can.

[Historian]

Philly is a pit.

As is Tampa.

Baltimore's not so bad.

DC is nice around the monuments. Drive past the Capitol building and it resembles Newark.

[Patrick76777]

What's more interesting is the caption under the Picture.


Tear down the skyway! That piece of crap ruins the whole waterfront.

[mybills]

no way is Providence dirtier than Jacksonville.

[BAM]

Baltimore is a pit. I can't imagine a dirtier place except for maybe Cleveland.
Well I guess it really depends on which part of the city you visit. The odd thing about Baltimore is that in one area it's cleaned up and then a block away it's a total dump. I guess it's like that with any larger city though.

The cleanest city, IMO, that I have ever visited was Providence, RI.

[THATHURMANATOR]

What's more interesting is the caption under the Picture.


Tear down the skyway! That piece of crap ruins the whole waterfront.
Agreed. Whoever signed off on the skyway should be shot!!

[Patrick76777]

Agreed. Whoever signed off on the skyway should be shot!!


Although they're probably dead already!

[THATHURMANATOR]

Although they're probably dead already!
I HOPE SO!

[Patrick76777]

I HOPE SO!


I always thought a good idea for the area would be those speed trains they have in Japan. Those babies can go upwards of 300 MPH.

Much like the Erie Canal connected Buffalo to NYC, The speed train would do the same.

We run it from the Central Terminal right to Grand Central Station.

Buffalo to NYC in a little over an hour.

You can have an express that goes straight to NYC and another with stops in Rochester, Syracuse and Albany.

People in NYC could even live over this way because the commute on the train will almost be shorter then some of their normal commutes. Imagine living in a Downtown Buffalo Mansion for $200,000 and making a small fortune working in the NYC.

Also, people heading to NY and looking to avoid delays at the major NYC airports could fly into Buffalo and take the train into the city.

People in Buffalo could take the train to sporting events, shopping and the theater. People (I know to a lesser extent) could come to Buffalo for the same.

I think it would be very cool.

[THATHURMANATOR]

Genious Patrick GENIOUS!!!