Suburban US is a dystopia

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Originally Posted by KathrynAragon

Where is this place called "Leeds?"

Something to do with Strings I've been told the place is grim.

Originally Posted by Irene-cd

oh yeah American suburbias are FULL OF PEOPLE WALKING AROUND, THRIVING COMMUNITIES FILLED WITH COLOR WITH PEOPLE OF ALL RACES LIVING SIDE BY SIDE, AND A SPECIFIC PLACE INSIDE EACH SUBURBIA DEDICATED TO ART, NIGHTLIFE AND LOCAL CUISINE!

my dad went out for a walk on the suburbia he was visiting around Raleigh and some idiotic person called the police, the cops went up to him and asked him, are you ok? are you lost? his reply was, I am totally fine I just came out for a walk because I always do... the cops took him into the police car and drove him to his hosts' home because it's weird to walk on the street!

that is how vibrant US suburbias are!!!

I imagine your posts being shouted by you.

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Originally Posted by drro

Austin. I would think it is generally agreed upon Texas is not walkable. It is way too spread out, everywhere. Actually, I did not see one walkable area anywhere, except some tourist destination like the riverwalk in San Antonio. Even if locals call it 'walkable', it usually means they don't know what real walkable, like in European cities, means.

It is the people not the city planer. We have no side walks, no cafes, no problem. Brick mail boxes make great bar tables, adults can watch kids, there is always someone with a fresh bottle and a bad joke.