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Actually 'diners' as it is known in the eastern US aka NY are extremely rare or non existent unless they... [MORE] |
jl |
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Los Angeles IS like everywhere else in the country mainly because of the fact that all human movement occurs in... [MORE] |
Domoni Lewa |
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I grew up in Orange County, CA. Sorry, The OC is just grammatically wrong. Anyway, I spent 10 years in... [MORE] |
Barbara Correa |
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Quoting dialogue from Annie Hall is like...nausiating. Frankly, anything 'Woody Allen' is so solipsistic that, with time it becomes a... [MORE] |
Sir Joshua |
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Agreed on New York's superiority. However, I don't think the author's take-home point is that the two cities are the... [MORE] |
Sonnums |
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LA has the studios , NY Is the Studio, LA has a few good places to eat, NY was made... |
Born in NY |
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9/11 is a point of validation and pride? As great as NYC is, LA is nothing to raise your nose... [MORE] |
david |
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It's great to be true to your home town (east coast- west coast, whatever) but it's never fair to compare... [MORE] |
it never rains in southern California- except today |
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The point that Grady was trying to make is not of the cities themselves but our twisted views of them,... [MORE] |
it never rains in southern California- except today |
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Deep inside all man lies a dirty secret; that we all love L.A, lol. I agree, it's not fair to even... [MORE] |
it never rains in southern California- except today |
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Los Angeles is just as great, cultural and diverse a city as New York, the only thing missing is the... [MORE] |
Daniel |
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