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The New Nordic Union wrote:

Nah nothing in Württemberg is nice. Schwaben are KRINSCH^1000
(Also Stuttgart is feeling very self-important.)

And as a Badener by choice, I of course must abhor all things having to do with the internal colonisation that has happened to us.

(Also you cannot breathe there because of the porr air quality)

What about Hamburg?

The New Nordic Union wrote:

Nah nothing in Württemberg is nice. Schwaben are KRINSCH^1000
(Also Stuttgart is feeling very self-important.)

And as a Badener by choice, I of course must abhor all things having to do with the internal colonisation that has happened to us.

(Also you cannot breathe there because of the porr air quality)

As someone who was never in Stuttgart, it seems like an US city with it's skyscrapers, which isn't something good

United engiresco wrote:

What is sleep

Sleep is when i take the rest for my physical Health and escape my responbility for a while until i wake up again

Libertandonien wrote:

As someone who was never in Stuttgart, it seems like an US city with it's skyscrapers, which isn't something good

Wdym? US cities are really nice, I always loved walking and driving through them.

New stracjyen wrote:

Sleep is when i take the rest for my physical Health and escape my responbility for a while until i wake up again

What is Physical Health

The new mexican confederation wrote:

Wdym? US cities are really nice, I always loved walking and driving through them.

Well umm there is one US city that isn’t that cool to walk or drive in Detroit with crime 134% above the national average and also tons of parking enforcement as a detroiter myself that’s why when my family took a trip to Texas I wanted to stay there

The new mexican confederation wrote:

Wdym? US cities are really nice, I always loved walking and driving through them.

Libertandonien wrote:

As someone who was never in Stuttgart, it seems like an US city with it's skyscrapers, which isn't something good

In my opinion, skyscrapers (really any architecture built post-1950) have an extreme lack of character. That's why my favorite architecture styles are beaux-arts/baroque/classical. Cities like Amsterdam have so much more character than any American ones.

Estoniia wrote:

Well umm there is one US city that isn’t that cool to walk or drive in Detroit with crime 134% above the national average and also tons of parking enforcement [/quot[quote=estoniia;42913488]Well umm there is one US city that isn’t that cool to walk or drive in Detroit with crime 134% above the national average and also tons of parking enforcement

thats what im sayin' having grew up there

Of the europa wrote:

I'm from Detroit, its not as nice as the other cities. So Im used to a lot of crummy stuff and never thought of cities as a great place.

Estoniia wrote:

Well umm there is one US city that isn’t that cool to walk or drive in Detroit with crime 134% above the national average and also tons of parking enforcement

Yeah I know Detroit and Chicago are horrible but other states still have some beautiful cities.

South St Maarten wrote:

In my opinion, skyscrapers (really any architecture built post-1950) have an extreme lack of character. That's why my favorite architecture styles are beaux-arts/baroque/classical. Cities like Amsterdam have so much more character than any American ones.

Idk I find skyscrapers amazing to look at, especially going inside one.

My village feels like a Ghetto XD

I would not call them horrible, the culture is amazing in Detroit and Chicago and they both have a rich history. Also good pizza and hot dogs

Libertandonien wrote:

My village feels like a Ghetto XD

Mine sometimes too