+1 for a Chicago native. I loved the trains. They were EVERYWHERE!!! You couldnt go anywhere without seeing the tracks... or a highway on ramp. Also most of the roads were set up in a grid, which made it easier to navigate.
Also I loved Chicago for its lack of confederate flag waving, huge truck driving, improper grammer talking, narrow minded, annoying southern accent rednecks.
I drove through Chi-Town many times in my tractor last summer, *******! Lolol. Later, QD.Originally Posted by PsychoSquirl
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we need more bums.....seriously, they are funny people.
upon further review.......tippatone, i thank you fro my friday "LIRLZ".
reading your train-guement with QD when he provided historical truth to the fact that a train and trolley system were here almost as long as the city itself crakked me up!
trying to stop a freight train with a BB GUN....nice!
so MEMBERS, are there any other possible ways to improve the city? how about economically? is there a problem with the cost of living/ wages or salaries?
I still like idea someone stated about charging people to drive into the city at certain times of day- like London and New York.
The problem is Atlanta is SO spread out it makes a single system more difficult (not impossible though)
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no more tint laws and bump speed limit up by ten lol
How is being able to have homie-tint going to help improve the quality of life?
It's not. He was just displaying the higher points of his schooling. Later, QD.
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Atlanta isnt all that spread out when compared to cities like Chicago, LA and New York. Also traffic is so bad because they dont make multi lane streets in this state. Look at Paulding country. I can think of only 1 road that is multilanes through the entire county and only 2 that have significant portions that are multiple lanes.
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