yookeroo
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First I've heard of this.
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First I've heard of this.
Phroobar
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Curious Constance
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How could anyone hate a Portland infiltration? Portland is so much better than any other city in the world.
Californian Elitist
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Angelenos really don't care about other cities. Vice versa, some people in Northern California just love to express their hatred towards us. San Diegoans as well. I went to school with someone, a dear friend of mine, who was from San Diego, and she made it a point to talk about how much she hated Los Angeles whenever she could.
The Portland thing is not true.
shortstop
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My comment was mostly tongue-in-cheek. I'm well aware LA people generally don't care about other cities! But I did see remember seeing this article, which I guess I didn't remember was in response to Voodoo at USH.
http://www.oregonlive.com/dining/index.ssf/2016/05/stop_griping_about_voodoo_doug.html
shortstop
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Sitting in my office downtown with a view of the city and the river as I type this, can't say I disagree
Phroobar
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Well, Portland does have the highest suicide rate in the nation. Could it be because they don't see the sun?
brb1006
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As a person who never heard of Margaritaville (I live in New Jersey) what is the show about and why is it huge in Florida?
shortstop
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Would make a quip back, but as of right now there is nothing but clouds in the sky...
Curious Constance
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Same here, lol. I live a about a hundred miles from Portland.
Curious Constance
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Mostly probably because assisted suicide is legal. We don't believe in making people suffer needlessly like SOME states.
Rich T
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I do love the riverfront park. And Powell's. And the Zoo. And the Rose Garden. And Moma. And the Submarine. And the Max. And PDX.
Curious Constance
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LOL yes, yes, and yes!
Isn't Powell's amazing?
I have a family of readers, and we love to go there and just spend hours looking around.
D
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It's not a show. It's a cheesy chain restaurant inspired by Jimmy Buffet featuring Caribbean fare.
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Perhaps this is why so many people outside the region hate on LA.
shortstop
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Same here! My one complaint is that I wish there were more books about WDW or Disneyland outside of the standard travel guides... lol but despite that, one of my favorite places in the city.
Curious Constance
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I know! I've said the same thing many times. You'd think there would be tons, but doesn't seem to be.
shortstop
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I've found a couple before. Some coffee table type books from the 1980s (I think?). Certainly more exciting than Birnbaum's Guide to WDW from 2007
Californian Elitist
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Don't take it the wrong way. When I say "we don't care," I mean we don't worry/care about people from other states and cities moving here, setting up shop, speaking ill of the city, etc. We accept everyone. I don't mean we don't care for the well-beings of our fellow Americans. Of course not. That's ridiculous and cold.
I'm guessing others here took it the wrong way.
shortstop
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Don't worry, I know what you mean! I've got some LA in my blood and now go to school there, so I know you guys aren't ruthless savages or anything like that. In fact, I respect the care-free mindset people have. Much better than pretentiously looking down upon people from other places, that's for sure.