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Who are you and why are you commenting on this other person's criticism? Are you his mother?
Look, who cares if I'm not his biological mother--I loved and cared for him just as I would have cared for my own. But I'm barren and we haven't told him yet, so please let's never mention this again.
A park or bunch of trees at the beginning of this one isn't very canyon like either, is it suck? You didn't point that one out!
Parks/trees are nice urban amenities while surface parking lots are the bane of a dense urban fabric, IMHO. I'm sure Atlanta's great, but I just found it funny that you'd post a picture with a surface parking lot as one of your examples. Stop being so sensitive. We've got surface parking lots in downtown Chicago too.
Nice pics JLuke and Deacon, way to rep the sunbelt.
When I was looking at the Atlanta pics, I couldn't help but think "someone is going to bash these somehow"...it took 0 posts for someone to point out a parking lot.
Guys: not every city is going to have tiny streets like Lower Manhattan or Boston...and in no cities outside of Chicago and NYC are you going to find those mega-canyons. However, it doesn't mean they don't exist elsewhere, even if they are smaller.
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