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Re: Best Cities In The World To Live In
I'm already sorry for this post. I've had you on ignore for a while and it's been excellent for the iTulip community but I took a chance on this one. Why would you post such an idiotic link? This is a list of places for the 1% of the 1% of white people to live. What was the point of this post?Originally posted by vt View Post
We all know from your previous posts that you're much to lazy to take the time to post the content or even comment on the content of your acerbic posts so we can understand your point of view. One must assume you don't really have one you're willing to own.
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Re: Best Cities In The World To Live In
Interesting report. I'm surprised that Baghdad is still the worst city to live in after all that happened in Yemen and Syria.Originally posted by vt View PostComment
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Re: Best Cities In The World To Live In
Zurich??
Geneva
I've spent a LOT of time in Geneva. One of the most predictable, boring cities in the entire world. Ideal place for the ossified UN expense account set.
Toronto
Ottawa
Maybe someone needs to do a list of the most interesting cities in the world to live in...
Let's start with Cairo.
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Re: Best Cities In The World To Live In
Another list with more diversity:
http://www.cntraveler.com/galleries/...ce-awards-2014Comment
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why post these remarks? this kind of drive by attack just promotes more of the same. you've learned your lesson. turn on ignore again, for the benefit of the community and your own blood pressure. let's make itulip great again!Originally posted by santafe2 View Post
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