Apart from the geographical features, they all look the same... like could you tell Milwaukee from Fargo? the suburbs are always the same, the downtown all have sky scrapers, same roads, streets, etc. do you agree with this?
Doesn't this apply to like, every city, everywhere?
not in italy...
venice vs florence vs rome vs naples... so different, different architecture, different streets: Venice does not have cars, Florence has gray buildings with red roofs, rome has lost of marble, naples has narrow streets etc.
venice vs florence vs rome vs naples... so different, different architecture, different streets: Venice does not have cars, Florence has gray buildings with red roofs, rome has lost of marble, naples has narrow streets etc.
But sis, you won't catch an average neighborhood in Miami looking like one in Toronto. Or one in New Orleans looking like one in NYC. Or one in LA looking like one in Chicago. It just goes on and on
NY looks nothing like LA
LA looks nothing like Houston
Houston looks nothing like Miami
Miami looks nothing like Chicago
Chicago looks nothing like Atlanta
But sis, you won't catch an average neighborhood in Miami looking like one in Toronto. Or one in New Orleans looking like one in NYC. Or one in LA looking like one in Chicago. It just goes on and on
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Originally posted by Airhead
NY looks nothing like LA
LA looks nothing like Houston
Houston looks nothing like Miami
Miami looks nothing like Chicago
Chicago looks nothing like Atlanta
thats not a city though. All of the major North American cities are distinguishable and distinct just like cities of other continents, from culture, to dialect, to building structure, even small ones like Pittsburgh and St Louis.
Yes america is a prime example of monopoliysation. Same buildings, same fat ass people, same franchises. Australian skylines all look different, cool and interesting Americans should take notes.
canada is the same... i live in canada so i see it first hand ... it's so hard to even know where I am without google map because all the neighborhood look the same
