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Boston vs. San Francisco
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Why not meet halfway, like St. Louis?Originally Posted by voxsartoria
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good query, sir.
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Boston definitely has better art heists. Compare the famous Isabella Gardner Museum incident to Don Johnson, here.
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San Francisco. The better weather is offset by the bums and the people who live there.Originally Posted by coolpapa
The citizens are almost the same. Bostonians are more inbred and have that anger at having once been relevant, while San Franciscans are just mad they will never be.
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The citizens are almost the same. Bostonians are more inbred and have that anger at having once been relevant, while San Franciscans are just mad they will never be.Originally Posted by iammatt
I have lived in both and prefer Bostonians over San Franciscans. I like my assholery up front and out in the open more than the the passive aggressive version practiced in SF.
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**** like this and watching the calm, Canadian behavior of Vancouverites at the close of the Stanley Cup is what passes for entertainment here. - BOriginally Posted by voxsartoria
In LA we look at ****. Word about this has gotten out apparently. In fact when I was considering a Massachusetts university, the driver who brought me to the school asked where I was from, and when I told him, he said "Why in the HELL would you come out heah? New England guhls ah DOGS."
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