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Shit Omaha makes Madison look like a complete shithole.
I don't believe you for a second. What time of year did you go, and what did you (or him) not like?
I changed it to Des Moines
I changed it to Des Moines
i think he was talking about madison...
we went very early november of 2008. it was the first weekend in november if i remember correctly, and your team was playing away because my brother wanted to see what the campus was like on a normal saturday and not a crazy football saturday. and i have no clue what he didn't like about it...he just liked lincoln more. i didn't give a shit what the campus or town was like, all i cared about was being so excited cause i got to miss thursday/friday of school that week, and i wasn't at all paying attention to the city of Madison
i was not there, but i feel i can talk because i have been in madison on a gameday before. not for a nebraska game, and i didn't even go to the game, but out and around the town i could see whiskey fans being assholes to people.
and as i mentioned in my earlier post, i don't think its the language that people are upset about, its the obvious hatred, ignorance, and overall douchebaggery that it was used in that is upsetting
Dude you don't know smart. He is all knowing. He literally is the authority on whatever he speaks about.
Smart why is it so important to you that everyone like Madison? Do you need some kind of validation? Is your opinion alone not enough? Did your mother tell you your opinion doesn't matter (not that it does)
This may be something to discuss at your next therapy session.
LOL. You were the one who started the conversation.
As for me, what can I say. I like to travel. I love urbanism, and urban design. I think the question of livability is one of the most important in the world today. It determines happiness, health, knowledge level, sociability, technology, core values, familial relations, etc. I could talk about it all day, so when people raise the subject, I try to tailor the conversation toward it.
LOL. You were the one who started the conversation.
As for me, what can I say. I like to travel. I love urbanism, and urban design. I think the question of livability is one of the most important in the world today. It determines happiness, health, knowledge level, sociability, technology, core values, familial relations, etc. I could talk about it all day, so when people raise the subject, I try to tailor the conversation toward it.