Europe - Paris, hands down
US - So many options. Buffalo, New Jersey (all cities), Detroit
Canada - Toronto
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Europe - Paris, hands down
US - So many options. Buffalo, New Jersey (all cities), Detroit
Canada - Toronto
[QUOTE="22Toothpicks"][QUOTE="dreDREb13"]Oakland, California is a pretty awful city. Especially with the haven of San Francisco right across the bay.dreDREb13Haven? Err, no. It's only a notch above Oakland..and in fact, because Oakland is the home of the Raiders, I rank it above San Fran.San Francisco? :? I found it to be a gorgeous city. Great weather, clean... And there were just as much homeless as any other city I've been to. You'll get that in any type of major city. I found Oakland to be far too industrial and dirty, to me. I just couldn't stand it.
Apparently Oakland is one of the most dangerous cities of the US (crime-wise)
New York City.
Ok, ok, it's the ONLY city I've been too but I didn't like it at all.
Crowded, rude people, SUICIDAL drivers. Bleck, no thanks.
Glasgow...
[QUOTE="Deihjan"]Artekus
Did you happen to visit South Queensferry whilst you were at Edinburgh?
Not been too Edinburgh then?
I believe that. Philadelphia is one of the dirtiest cities but its a great city.Every single city in New Jersey. Really.
Dark_Knight6
Gosh I'm not sure as I've done a lot of road traveling in the Western U.S. when I was young and I've seen many a questionable city whose names I soon forget. As far as the worst place I've lived I'm pretty sure it's Santa Barbara, California -- a corrupt, stinky pit of filth chock full of posers and narcissists whose only redeeming feature is that is has a damn good college.
Springfield, MA. It is so run down and crappy. Literally nothing to do their.
Dawq902
agreed, springfield is a complete crap-hole. just drugs and bums. i actually hate western mass, it should be annexed by vermont. also springfield hosts the basketball hall of fame...
I'm a bit offended....... Rome is beautifull in a different way[QUOTE="hippiesanta"][QUOTE="mrbojangles25"]
Rome was honestly the stinkiest, dirtiest, most annoying place I've ever been to. Rude smelly people that smoke everywhere, teeny tiny *meep meep* scooters that will literally bump into your car and not stop, crappy traffic and public transportation, tons of pickpockets and agressive homeless, the men will hit on your 14 year old daughter if she is cute...the list goes on
Plenty of places to go in Italy, only reason to go to Rome is to see the coliseum...and even that was underwhelming.
mrbojangles25
I am sorry to offend; my entire experience there was not all bad. It was just mostly bad. I guess a big city for me needs more than just a rich history to appeal (and Rome had plenty of history).
But it is still the worst city I've been to, and I've been to Berlin, Munich, Paris, San Francisco, Los Angeles, Saigon, Washington DC (a close second), and much, much, much more and Rome is the only one where the negatives > positives.
the pick-pocketing gypsies(my father became a victim) are indeed annoying but that's what makes rome as rome.... (I'm not italian though)Buffalo, New York was pretty ugly when I went there. :?Aquat1cF1shYeah. The people of Buffalo are pretty cool. The city itself... very bland and VERY boring...
Nuevo Laredo - lots of violence, drug wars, police corruption, prison breaks, dirty & rude people, carjacking, robberies, etc. Plus, there isn't much to do there, entertainment-wise. Lots of artists/entertainers don't want to come to that place. I can't believe I made it out alive when I went there last year.
Karachi, Pakistan. Most of you will read the bolded part and understand why.
I have a Pakistani background, and I didn't like it. I'm going there in September, and now that I'm older and understand a bit more, I'm a bit more cautious. The people of Pakistan, on the other hand, are the most hospitable, nice, helpful people I've ever met.
Melbourne. It pissed down the whole time we were there, not much to do either, all they had was fumbleball. Sydney>>>Melbourneleperphiliac
I live in Melbourne. You probably went during the wet season. Fumbleball is also a proper code of football, where you actually use your feet more than twice a game. Melbourne>>>>Sydney. And I've been to Sydney. It's OK, but not as good as Melbourne.
Any city in the Central Valley and I dont consider Sacramento to be in the central valley. But yes Im talking about Fresno, Bakersfield, Stockton, Madera,Visalia, and Hanford. Ew! Clovis is the only kinda decent one, but not really.
Still pretty bad is Salinas, Ca.
never been to toronto, but London is one of the greaaatest city in the world..... (if you have money to spend)London and Toronto. Those places suck crusty a***ole.
DaJuicyMan
[QUOTE="leperphiliac"]Melbourne. It pissed down the whole time we were there, not much to do either, all they had was fumbleball. Sydney>>>MelbourneDaanyal
I live in Melbourne. You probably went during the wet season. Fumbleball is also a proper code of football, where you actually use your feet more than twice a game. Melbourne>>>>Sydney. And I've been to Sydney. It's OK, but not as good as Melbourne.
That is probably why the suck at handling the ball, it just looks like a bunch of spastic seagulls fighting for a chip half the time.[QUOTE="Daanyal"]
[QUOTE="leperphiliac"]Melbourne. It pissed down the whole time we were there, not much to do either, all they had was fumbleball. Sydney>>>Melbourneleperphiliac
I live in Melbourne. You probably went during the wet season. Fumbleball is also a proper code of football, where you actually use your feet more than twice a game. Melbourne>>>>Sydney. And I've been to Sydney. It's OK, but not as good as Melbourne.
That is probably why the suck at handling the ball, it just looks like a bunch of spastic seagulls fighting for a chip half the time.No, it is a game of skill. Also, I do like rugby league.
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