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Postby S2M » Thu Oct 29, 2009 5:21 am

What is REALLY sad about the Craig Price Case...you know the freak that grew up near me?

Is that the law at the time was that he was to be incarcerated in Juvenile hall til he was 21(he was tried as a minor)....and there was such an uproar when he was 19 1/2, that 'they'...and you can guess who they were....trumped up new charges to keep him in. I'm not advocating what he did, but the law is the law. You want to keep freaks like this is prison? Change the fucking law. Don't instigate the guy as to make sure he gets years added on. Also, I'm damn sure if you just let him out....he will be taken care of. And Joe and Jane taxpayer would be off the hook. He'd have a nice posse waitin' for his ass upon release. Sometimes the state is so fucking stoopid.
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Postby The Sushi Hunter » Thu Oct 29, 2009 5:34 am

StocktontoMalone wrote:What is REALLY sad about the Craig Price Case...you know the freak that grew up near me?

Is that the law at the time was that he was to be incarcerated in Juvenile hall til he was 21(he was tried as a minor)....and there was such an uproar when he was 19 1/2, that 'they'...and you can guess who they were....trumped up new charges to keep him in. I'm not advocating what he did, but the law is the law. You want to keep freaks like this is prison? Change the fucking law. Don't instigate the guy as to make sure he gets years added on. Also, I'm damn sure if you just let him out....he will be taken care of. And Joe and Jane taxpayer would be off the hook. He'd have a nice posse waitin' for his ass upon release. Sometimes the state is so fucking stoopid.


Sort of reminds me of Charles Ng and Leonard Lake. My ex-sister in-law met them and was supposed to meet up with them for a photoshoot later on in the evening. She changed her mind to go at the last minute and never went. Lucky for her. So there are crazy nutjobs all around us. That's why I'm very cautious and aware of my surroundings at all times. I'm lucky because I prefer to sleep with at least one firearm close by. Lucky because my wife likes guns and approves of having them. I was reading the Richard Ramirez articles a little bit ago and I got to think some of those murders could have been prevented if any of the victims would have had a loaded firearm near their bed while they were sleeping. In some of those cases, Ramirez had broke into the house waking up the victims before even finding them in the house. Had he broken into my house, I'd a unleashed at least three pumps of the 12 gauge into him before he even knew what happened. Plus think of all the tax money that would have saved in court and prison cost.
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Postby squirt1 » Thu Oct 29, 2009 5:55 am

A couple of months back the FBI named Over the Rhine in Cincinnati the most dangerous place in the COUNTRY ! It starts at about 12th street & goes north up to pill hill where most of the hospitals were located. Most hospitals moved to the suburbs about 30 yrs ago. Just south of Over the Rhine are million $ condos. So now as buildings go the crime has gone to Price Hill and even Butler & Warren counties. I wish they would hand the dunce mayor a national achievement award. He wanted to cut 130 police while the police were completely overwhelmed. So ,the Hamilton County Sheriff and his ex Marine officers went through the city and helped out the City of Cincinnati Police. They should do it permanently.
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Postby StoneCold » Thu Oct 29, 2009 5:56 am

The Sushi Hunter wrote:
StocktontoMalone wrote:What is REALLY sad about the Craig Price Case...you know the freak that grew up near me?

Is that the law at the time was that he was to be incarcerated in Juvenile hall til he was 21(he was tried as a minor)....and there was such an uproar when he was 19 1/2, that 'they'...and you can guess who they were....trumped up new charges to keep him in. I'm not advocating what he did, but the law is the law. You want to keep freaks like this is prison? Change the fucking law. Don't instigate the guy as to make sure he gets years added on. Also, I'm damn sure if you just let him out....he will be taken care of. And Joe and Jane taxpayer would be off the hook. He'd have a nice posse waitin' for his ass upon release. Sometimes the state is so fucking stoopid.


Sort of reminds me of Charles Ng and Leonard Lake. My ex-sister in-law met them and was supposed to meet up with them for a photoshoot later on in the evening. She changed her mind to go at the last minute and never went. Lucky for her. So there are crazy nutjobs all around us. That's why I'm very cautious and aware of my surroundings at all times. I'm lucky because I prefer to sleep with at least one firearm close by. Lucky because

my wife likes guns

and approves of having them. I was reading the Richard Ramirez articles a little bit ago and I got to think some of those murders could have been prevented if any of the victims would have had a loaded firearm near their bed while they were sleeping. In some of those cases, Ramirez had broke into the house waking up the victims before even finding them in the house. Had he broken into my house, I'd a unleashed at least three pumps of the 12 gauge into him before he even knew what happened. Plus think of all the tax money that would have saved in court and prison cost.



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Re: Most Dangerous Cities In America

Postby yak » Thu Oct 29, 2009 7:00 am

SultanOfSwing wrote:Of course Detroit always no. 1 on the list, because of high crime rate, unemployment and home foreclosure in the nation. But I'm surprised with other cities on the list, like Charleston, SC and Philadelphia. I've been to these cities and I thought they're awesome and pretty safe cities. I was surpised Los Angeles or Chicago did not make on the list. But I guess wherever you are in the face of the earth, there's really no such thing as safe place.

1. Detroit, MI
2. Memphis, TN
3. Miami, FL
4. Las Vegas, NV
5. Stockton, CA
6. Orlando, FL
7. Little Rock, AR.
8. Charleston, SC
9. Nashville, TN.
10. Baltimore, MD
11. New Orleans, LA
12. Baton Rouge, LA
13. West Palm Beach, FL
14. Charlotte, NC
15. Philadelphia, PA


http://www.forbes.com/2009/04/23/most-d ... ities.html



Good point. I wondered the same thing. Something is skewed.
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Re: Most Dangerous Cities In America

Postby bluejeangirl76 » Thu Oct 29, 2009 7:14 am

yak wrote:
SultanOfSwing wrote:Of course Detroit always no. 1 on the list, because of high crime rate, unemployment and home foreclosure in the nation. But I'm surprised with other cities on the list, like Charleston, SC and Philadelphia. I've been to these cities and I thought they're awesome and pretty safe cities. I was surpised Los Angeles or Chicago did not make on the list. But I guess wherever you are in the face of the earth, there's really no such thing as safe place.

1. Detroit, MI
2. Memphis, TN
3. Miami, FL
4. Las Vegas, NV
5. Stockton, CA
6. Orlando, FL
7. Little Rock, AR.
8. Charleston, SC
9. Nashville, TN.
10. Baltimore, MD
11. New Orleans, LA
12. Baton Rouge, LA
13. West Palm Beach, FL
14. Charlotte, NC
15. Philadelphia, PA


http://www.forbes.com/2009/04/23/most-d ... ities.html



Good point. I wondered the same thing. Something is skewed.


Not skewed. The biggest cities are probably not on there because of population. My logic is, if you have a 500 murders in 1 year in both Los Angeles and Nashville, the rate will be higher in Nasville because there are less people even though it's the same number of crimes.

If that isn't the reason then I dunno. But all those cities listed are smaller in population than LA, NY or Chi and a few of them have very large lower glass groups (there just is no right way to say that without sounding like a d-bag :lol: ), which is generally where the crime rate is higher.
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Postby Playitloudforme » Thu Oct 29, 2009 7:26 am

I saw Forbes list yesterday, as Seattle was tied for 4th place as one of the safest. Good metro lines keep drunks off the roads.

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Postby Rockindeano » Thu Oct 29, 2009 7:27 am

1. Detroit, MI
2. Memphis, TN
3. Miami, FL
4. Las Vegas, NV
5. Stockton, CA
6. Orlando, FL
7. Little Rock, AR.
8. Charleston, SC
9. Nashville, TN.
10. Baltimore, MD
11. New Orleans, LA
12. Baton Rouge, LA
13. West Palm Beach, FL
14. Charlotte, NC
15. Philadelphia, PA


Out of these cities, I have been to em all now after being in Philly last week. My assessment?

Yes to:

Detroit- sick dirty toilet
Memphis- yes
Miami- drug infested
Stockton- awful town
Charleston- They mean North Charleston not Charleston proper
Baltimore- compare it to Bosnia
Nawlins- drunk crime
Baton Rouge- shithole
W Palm Beach- Toilet

No to:

Vegas- awesome place
Orlando- Disney
Charlotte- one of the "best towns to live in"
Philadelphia- AMAZING PLACE. I would move there tomorrow if I could

The worst town on this list to me?

Stockton, CA. Put it this way. The railroaders travel through here locked and loaded.

IMHO- the reason LA, NY, CHI and HOU are not on here is probably this is a poll of per capita crime, not overall crime.
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Postby Rockindeano » Thu Oct 29, 2009 7:27 am

Playitloudforme wrote:I saw Forbes list yesterday, as Seattle was tied for 4th place as one of the safest. Good metro lines keep drunks off the roads.

Just on the bus with me.... joys.


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Postby Playitloudforme » Thu Oct 29, 2009 7:28 am

Rockindeano wrote:
Playitloudforme wrote:I saw Forbes list yesterday, as Seattle was tied for 4th place as one of the safest. Good metro lines keep drunks off the roads.

Just on the bus with me.... joys.


Have you ridden the SLUT yet?



I'm actually going to ask you... Deano... What's a SLUT??? lol
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Postby bluejeangirl76 » Thu Oct 29, 2009 7:30 am

Rockindeano wrote:Vegas- awesome place
Orlando- Disney


Disney and The Vegas strip are just small parts of those cities though. Dinsey is basically a city of it's own. I can't speak for Orlando becuase the only part I've seen was Disney. But Las Vegas apart from the glitz and glamour on the Strip, was not friendly looking at all. I stayed with some family friends once who lived in a residential area of Vegas not far from Nellis AFB... YUCK!
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Postby JasonD » Thu Oct 29, 2009 7:33 am

1. Detroit, MI
2. Memphis, TN
3. Miami, FL
4. Las Vegas, NV
5. Stockton, CA
6. Orlando, FL
7. Little Rock, AR.
8. Charleston, SC
9. Nashville, TN.
10. Baltimore, MD
11. New Orleans, LA
12. Baton Rouge, LA
13. West Palm Beach, FL
14. Charlotte, NC
15. Philadelphia, PA






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Postby Rockindeano » Thu Oct 29, 2009 7:34 am

Playitloudforme wrote:
Rockindeano wrote:
Playitloudforme wrote:I saw Forbes list yesterday, as Seattle was tied for 4th place as one of the safest. Good metro lines keep drunks off the roads.

Just on the bus with me.... joys.


Have you ridden the SLUT yet?



I'm actually going to ask you... Deano... What's a SLUT??? lol


South Lake Union Transit. The new streetcar system. The city actually approved that acronym. :shock:
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Postby Playitloudforme » Thu Oct 29, 2009 7:40 am

Rockindeano wrote:
Playitloudforme wrote:
Rockindeano wrote:
Playitloudforme wrote:I saw Forbes list yesterday, as Seattle was tied for 4th place as one of the safest. Good metro lines keep drunks off the roads.

Just on the bus with me.... joys.


Have you ridden the SLUT yet?



I'm actually going to ask you... Deano... What's a SLUT??? lol


South Lake Union Transit. The new streetcar system. The city actually approved that acronym. :shock:


OK...now I remember Brian pointing that out to me. Considering I live in South Lake Union... nope not yet. One day, I can say... I rode a SLUT. Woot.
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Postby SultanOfSwing » Thu Oct 29, 2009 8:17 am

bluejeangirl76 wrote:
Rockindeano wrote:Vegas- awesome place
Orlando- Disney


Disney and The Vegas strip are just small parts of those cities though. Dinsey is basically a city of it's own. I can't speak for Orlando becuase the only part I've seen was Disney. But Las Vegas apart from the glitz and glamour on the Strip, was not friendly looking at all. I stayed with some family friends once who lived in a residential area of Vegas not far from Nellis AFB... YUCK!


That's true, I used to have an investment property in this Northeast area of LV, corner of Nellis and Lake Mead, luckily I sold it last year despite of depreciating value. But this area is one of the worst in Vegas. Prostitution is rampant and a lot of graffitis. The only good thing about this investment property is easy to find a renter. Because it's so close to Nellis AFB and most renters are militaries and they're good renters.
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Postby Rockindeano » Thu Oct 29, 2009 9:11 am

SultanOfSwing wrote:
bluejeangirl76 wrote:
Rockindeano wrote:Vegas- awesome place
Orlando- Disney


Disney and The Vegas strip are just small parts of those cities though. Dinsey is basically a city of it's own. I can't speak for Orlando becuase the only part I've seen was Disney. But Las Vegas apart from the glitz and glamour on the Strip, was not friendly looking at all. I stayed with some family friends once who lived in a residential area of Vegas not far from Nellis AFB... YUCK!


That's true, I used to have an investment property in this Northeast area of LV, corner of Nellis and Lake Mead, luckily I sold it last year despite of depreciating value. But this area is one of the worst in Vegas. Prostitution is rampant and a lot of graffitis. The only good thing about this investment property is easy to find a renter. Because it's so close to Nellis AFB and most renters are militaries and they're good renters.



I just watched completely mesmerized, your avatar at least 15 minutes. I think I hear my 2 yr old crying... :oops:
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Postby SultanOfSwing » Thu Oct 29, 2009 10:04 am

Rockindeano wrote:
SultanOfSwing wrote:
bluejeangirl76 wrote:
Rockindeano wrote:Vegas- awesome place
Orlando- Disney


Disney and The Vegas strip are just small parts of those cities though. Dinsey is basically a city of it's own. I can't speak for Orlando becuase the only part I've seen was Disney. But Las Vegas apart from the glitz and glamour on the Strip, was not friendly looking at all. I stayed with some family friends once who lived in a residential area of Vegas not far from Nellis AFB... YUCK!


That's true, I used to have an investment property in this Northeast area of LV, corner of Nellis and Lake Mead, luckily I sold it last year despite of depreciating value. But this area is one of the worst in Vegas. Prostitution is rampant and a lot of graffitis. The only good thing about this investment property is easy to find a renter. Because it's so close to Nellis AFB and most renters are militaries and they're good renters.



I just watched completely mesmerized, your avatar at least 15 minutes. I think I hear my 2 yr old crying... :oops:


Don't you love those bouncing tatas? Stevew was also hypnotized with these as well. Now go back to your kid or Lula might kick your ass. :lol:
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Re: Most Dangerous Cities In America

Postby Saint John » Thu Oct 29, 2009 10:09 am

SultanOfSwing wrote:Of course Detroit always no. 1 on the list, because of high crime rate, unemployment and home foreclosure in the nation. But I'm surprised with other cities on the list, like Charleston, SC and Philadelphia. I've been to these cities and I thought they're awesome and pretty safe cities. I was surpised Los Angeles or Chicago did not make on the list. But I guess wherever you are in the face of the earth, there's really no such thing as safe place.

1. Detroit, MI
2. Memphis, TN
3. Miami, FL
4. Las Vegas, NV
5. Stockton, CA
6. Orlando, FL
7. Little Rock, AR.
8. Charleston, SC
9. Nashville, TN.
10. Baltimore, MD
11. New Orleans, LA
12. Baton Rouge, LA
13. West Palm Beach, FL
14. Charlotte, NC
15. Philadelphia, PA


http://www.forbes.com/2009/04/23/most-d ... ities.html



I would be willing to bet that each and every one of those cities (with maybe the exception being Vegas) is a democratic stronghold. The party of trash.
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Re: Most Dangerous Cities In America

Postby StevePerryHair » Thu Oct 29, 2009 10:16 am

Saint John wrote:
SultanOfSwing wrote:Of course Detroit always no. 1 on the list, because of high crime rate, unemployment and home foreclosure in the nation. But I'm surprised with other cities on the list, like Charleston, SC and Philadelphia. I've been to these cities and I thought they're awesome and pretty safe cities. I was surpised Los Angeles or Chicago did not make on the list. But I guess wherever you are in the face of the earth, there's really no such thing as safe place.

1. Detroit, MI
2. Memphis, TN
3. Miami, FL
4. Las Vegas, NV
5. Stockton, CA
6. Orlando, FL
7. Little Rock, AR.
8. Charleston, SC
9. Nashville, TN.
10. Baltimore, MD
11. New Orleans, LA
12. Baton Rouge, LA
13. West Palm Beach, FL
14. Charlotte, NC
15. Philadelphia, PA


http://www.forbes.com/2009/04/23/most-d ... ities.html



I would be willing to bet that each and every one of those cities (with maybe the exception being Vegas) is a democratic stronghold. The party of trash.


Well, the mayor of orlando is a democrat named Buddy, but I can't say much about that name when we did have a republican governor for a while named Jeb :lol: The mayor of Orange County, which is the county Orlando resides in, is however a Republican. It seems like a mix here. Goes both ways depending on who's running.
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Re: Most Dangerous Cities In America

Postby AlteredDNA » Thu Oct 29, 2009 10:29 am

Saint John wrote:
SultanOfSwing wrote:Of course Detroit always no. 1 on the list, because of high crime rate, unemployment and home foreclosure in the nation. But I'm surprised with other cities on the list, like Charleston, SC and Philadelphia. I've been to these cities and I thought they're awesome and pretty safe cities. I was surpised Los Angeles or Chicago did not make on the list. But I guess wherever you are in the face of the earth, there's really no such thing as safe place.

1. Detroit, MI
2. Memphis, TN
3. Miami, FL
4. Las Vegas, NV
5. Stockton, CA
6. Orlando, FL
7. Little Rock, AR.
8. Charleston, SC
9. Nashville, TN.
10. Baltimore, MD
11. New Orleans, LA
12. Baton Rouge, LA
13. West Palm Beach, FL
14. Charlotte, NC
15. Philadelphia, PA


http://www.forbes.com/2009/04/23/most-d ... ities.html



I would be willing to bet that each and every one of those cities (with maybe the exception being Vegas) is a democratic stronghold. The party of trash.


Baton Rouge is very conservative...

Also, you never would have seen Baton Rouge on this list if not for Katrina...
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Postby Enigma869 » Thu Oct 29, 2009 12:21 pm

Rockindeano wrote:

Charlotte- one of the "best towns to live in"



Not for me it wasn't. Far too many bible-thumping, backward thinking, wingnuts for my taste! One of the absolute worst places I've ever been to, and I had the experience of living there for 13 long months and not just travelling through.
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Postby stevew2 » Thu Oct 29, 2009 2:02 pm

Baltimore is one, i just picked up some work from there, the cops chased down a black dude in a car and rolled his ass and handcuffed him right out side the church i was tuning pianos in,i walked out afterwards and they were still lookin for the other guy,i went back in and locked the doors. im buyin a fuckin pistol,being i cant carry my shotgun through baltimore,i wish i could, huntin season is right around the corner. he said " dont hit me dont hit me", i bust that fucker a new asshole, it was right in front of an elementry school to in broad daylight
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Postby kgdjpubs » Thu Oct 29, 2009 2:06 pm

Enigma869 wrote:
Rockindeano wrote:

Charlotte- one of the "best towns to live in"



Not for me it wasn't. Far too many bible-thumping, backward thinking, wingnuts for my taste! One of the absolute worst places I've ever been to, and I had the experience of living there for 13 long months and not just travelling through.



If it makes you feel any better, I hate Charlotte also. Reminds me of a wanna-be Atlanta. Only positive thing I can think of about the town is that it's the best place in NC to get rock concerts as the crowd there always goes nuts (unlike Raleigh or Greensboro).

Personally, I'm surprised Durham, NC wasn't on that list. Durham's got more than it's fair share of problems and a bunch of places that you just don't want to be. They demolished the mall there about 10 years ago because it got to be a gang hangout, and everybody was avoiding it like the plague.
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Postby G.I.Jim » Thu Oct 29, 2009 2:13 pm

kgdjpubs wrote:
Enigma869 wrote:
Rockindeano wrote:

Charlotte- one of the "best towns to live in"



Not for me it wasn't. Far too many bible-thumping, backward thinking, wingnuts for my taste! One of the absolute worst places I've ever been to, and I had the experience of living there for 13 long months and not just travelling through.



If it makes you feel any better, I hate Charlotte also. Reminds me of a wanna-be Atlanta. Only positive thing I can think of about the town is that it's the best place in NC to get rock concerts as the crowd there always goes nuts (unlike Raleigh or Greensboro).

Personally, I'm surprised Durham, NC wasn't on that list. Durham's got more than it's fair share of problems and a bunch of places that you just don't want to be. They demolished the mall there about 10 years ago because it got to be a gang hangout, and everybody was avoiding it like the plague.


Why the hell would Charlotte "want" to be like Atlanta? :shock: Talk about the most worthless and fucked up city in this country! :x The roads and interstates there are ALWAYS under construction (must be a damn government job!), the city's too damn crowded, and it's not a pretty city in ANY way, shape or form! :roll:
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Postby stevew2 » Thu Oct 29, 2009 2:19 pm

both states looks like somebody took a big shit and forgot to wipe
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Re: Most Dangerous Cities In America

Postby yak » Thu Oct 29, 2009 3:01 pm

bluejeangirl76 wrote:
yak wrote:
SultanOfSwing wrote:Of course Detroit always no. 1 on the list, because of high crime rate, unemployment and home foreclosure in the nation. But I'm surprised with other cities on the list, like Charleston, SC and Philadelphia. I've been to these cities and I thought they're awesome and pretty safe cities. I was surpised Los Angeles or Chicago did not make on the list. But I guess wherever you are in the face of the earth, there's really no such thing as safe place.

1. Detroit, MI
2. Memphis, TN
3. Miami, FL
4. Las Vegas, NV
5. Stockton, CA
6. Orlando, FL
7. Little Rock, AR.
8. Charleston, SC
9. Nashville, TN.
10. Baltimore, MD
11. New Orleans, LA
12. Baton Rouge, LA
13. West Palm Beach, FL
14. Charlotte, NC
15. Philadelphia, PA


http://www.forbes.com/2009/04/23/most-d ... ities.html



Good point. I wondered the same thing. Something is skewed.



Not skewed. The biggest cities are probably not on there because of population. My logic is, if you have a 500 murders in 1 year in both Los Angeles and Nashville, the rate will be higher in Nasville because there are less people even though it's the same number of crimes.

If that isn't the reason then I dunno. But all those cities listed are smaller in population than LA, NY or Chi and a few of them have very large lower glass groups (there just is no right way to say that without sounding like a d-bag :lol: ), which is generally where the crime rate is higher.


:roll: That makes it skewed in my opinion. I happen to know many people who moved to NC. They love it there. Isn't it true that any city has it's bad sections? Well, with a few exceptions, but you get my point.
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Postby SultanOfSwing » Fri Oct 30, 2009 1:38 am

stevew2 wrote:Baltimore is one, i just picked up some work from there, the cops chased down a black dude in a car and rolled his ass and handcuffed him right out side the church i was tuning pianos in,i walked out afterwards and they were still lookin for the other guy,i went back in and locked the doors. im buyin a fuckin pistol,being i cant carry my shotgun through baltimore,i wish i could, huntin season is right around the corner. he said " dont hit me dont hit me", i bust that fucker a new asshole, it was right in front of an elementry school to in broad daylight


The only nice place I like in Baltimore is the Baltimore Inner Harbor. But if you drive around few miles from here towards Orioles Camden Yards and University of Maryland area, the place is ghetto.

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Re: Most Dangerous Cities In America

Postby Michigan Girl » Fri Oct 30, 2009 1:41 am

yak wrote: Isn't it true that any city has it's bad sections? Well, with a few exceptions, but you get my point.


I agree!!! You can get killed just about anywhere!! :wink:
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Postby Ehwmatt » Fri Oct 30, 2009 1:42 am

That part of Baltimore is absolutely beautiful. I loved that, I almost went to college there.
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Re: Most Dangerous Cities In America

Postby Sarah » Fri Oct 30, 2009 4:16 am

SultanOfSwing wrote:3. Miami, FL
6. Orlando, FL
13. West Palm Beach, FL

Oh, Florida. I don't think I've ever heard anything good about that state.

I'm surprised Stockton is in the top 10.
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