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So say ye, but you are clearly ignorant on this subject. Let's drop you off in Central Falls one day, and the hood in Orlando the next. Then you can discuss your findings and maybe you'll learn something.
How about not dropping me off in either one? There is a reason I went out and acquired an education and job skills.
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Gee, and here I was thinking that it was because the crime rates all over the South are epidemic compared to little ole' Rhode Island! But you're right, I guess that answer about "more progressive police Departments" and being more "open" is the reality of it.
For the record, Providence has been on COPS! One of the tamest episodes I ever saw, fortunately for the ratings - they followed it up with Jacksonville Florida so we got back to one of the highest murder rates in the Nation!
You seriously pulled that one right out of you rear end. That was bad even for you.
No I have to say I am correct. It was even documented in some study of the show way back (wish I could remember when/where that was).
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And for the third time, I really have no idea what you are alluding to when it comes to AlfieBoy, but no doubt this thread could use some of his wisdom right about now...
If you really don't (which I sincerely doubt), you need to ask HIM that question. I am not going to answer for another poster, he needs to explain that to you himself (why he isn't posting here anymore).
a) You're educated so you don't have to, like, know stuff
You guessed wrong my friend.
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b) You insist you know what you're talking about based on an ancient study which you don't remember
Of course it's an "ancient" study because it's mostly an "ancient" show (genius)! And of course I remember it and what it said, just don't remember who conducted it.
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c) You will not answer for another poster, who is not actually a poster any longer.
Oh he is not a poster any longer? Really? So apparently you do know more than me.
It is you who continues to bring him up, like you can't get over his disappearance or something. I am not his agent, I am just another poster here. You obviously have some sort of contact with him outside the forum. Have a question about him, ask him yourself (although I strongly discourage you from associating with him).
Great article, and Providence is only topped by fort worth, tx. Love my hometown. If you guys could pick between Providence and Fort Worth, which would you personally put at number one?
But I think I have a very reasonable definition for "urban". That would be all areas that the USPS covers with city carriers (on foot) as opposed to rural carriers (drive from home to home).
Congratulations. I'm pretty sure you're the only person who's ever come up with a definition that would classify Coventry, RI as "urban".
Most surburban places in RI (not rural, but town) are serviced by mailmen who walk from house to house.
A ghetto is a ghetto, North, south, east or west. C.F. is a ghetto. South Providence is a ghetto. Gansett Ave is ghetto.
Gansett Ave? What's the matter with Gansett Ave. It's the same as it's always been. Do you mean Cranston St?
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There is a reason I went out and acquired an education and job skills. 
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