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Only mention the cities that you have been to please. So what city that you have visited or lived before felt boring to you.
From the cities that I have visited I have to say Baltimore. I was there for a weekend. And maybe I did not visited the right places. But the only exciting place of that city I found was the waterfront. I ask a few 'local' people if they recommended other parts of the city to visit and hang out, but their responses were that there was nothing else. Now Baltimore does have a nice waterfront area and much better than some other cities I have been, but I felt like it was all just a big tourist trap sort of place. For a city that seems big I was expecting more things to see and do.
Wow--I wish Baltimore was more boring. If you hang in the Inner Harbor which is very touristy, you get the Inner Harbor. But, most locals don't go there to often. Try the neighborhoods like Fells Point or Mt. Vernon for a true Baltimore experience. To be honest, if you were in the Inner Harbor, I doubt many locals were there to offer your opinions. Don't get me wrong, we appreciate the Inner Harbor for what it has spawned in the city but there really is so much more.
I do understand your experience though. I have been to plenty of places that at first were not to impressive.
Certainly your prerogative to think so, but there really isn't anything boring about Milwaukee.
I find Milwaukee to be a pretty happening mid-sized city. WAY underrated, imho.
Opinions, however, are TOTALLY subjective. That's why we call them opinions.
Having said that, I may step on a few toes by saying Dallas. Maybe all the fun stuff is out in the Suburbs. I found the city center pretty danged boring.
If you're bored in a big city, you suck at research. Nobody's going to invite you to have fun, genius. Go explore.
Well, that's true to an extent. You're also often limited in some way. For example, I said Dallas was boring, but I was there during the week and didn't have a car. I scoured the city. I went to the places people told me were fun. I just didn't see a lot going on.
Good food, though. I went to some really great restaurants in Dallas.
Well, that's true to an extent. You're also often limited in some way. For example, I said Dallas was boring, but I was there during the week and didn't have a car. I scoured the city. I went to the places people told me were fun. I just didn't see a lot going on.
Good food, though. I went to some really great restaurants in Dallas.
One thing you don't do when visiting Texas cities besides San Antonio, Austin, and Fort Worth is don't go visit the city center .That is the CBD and only for business people.
One thing you don't do when visiting Texas cities besides San Antonio, Austin, and Fort Worth is don't go visit the city center .That is the CBD and only for business people.
Well, I was there for business. Still, to me, part of being an exciting city is having something going on downtown. Again: This is completely subjective.
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much like a Texas tornado or a Tennessee divorce someone is gonna loose a trailer which is kinda interesting...maybe that retirement destination...
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Grand Platte Nebraska. sorry
Lol, as they say on "Tommy Boy", "you need to get yourself a new map".
Do you mean Grand Island Nebraska? Or North Platte Nebraska? There is no Grand Platte. I would know, since I live in Nebraska.
The most boring city I have ever been to would be the one I was born, raised and currently live in -Lincoln, Ne. Except on Husker Saturdays. Then, it's a tad more fun.
(Btw, I'm here b/c I'm interested in moving to NYC.)
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