Denver isn't that way at all. Denver has very established neighborhoods.
Coming to Tampa was a pretty big culture shock with how everything is mixed like it is.
talking suburbs or in the city? sounds like the former
Denver isn't that way at all. Denver has very established neighborhoods.
Coming to Tampa was a pretty big culture shock with how everything is mixed like it is.
I've never been able to figure out why bums and gangs don't cross streets but they don't seem to. Maybe it's laziness.
They stake out their turf and leave it at that?
talking suburbs or in the city? sounds like the former
Who knows. If I were a terrible criminal I'd totally cross the street and rob the rich mofos blind at every opportunity.
Nope. The city itself.
I have at least a few IQ points to understand the difference, you know?
I don't buy it
16 years living there. Feel free to disagree, but you would be wrong.
if you're talking about a proper gridded city with skyscrapers and shit, there's always a bad block within 5-10 blocks, tops. no city is 100% new or free of slummy areas
With my limited time in Denver, we were all over downtown and the city. The "bad parts" just had homeless people on them, but even they were super nice.
Dude, Denver is a whole other culture compared to the rest of the country.
this seems to think otherwise
http://answers.yahoo.com/question/index?qid=20070816131859AAPR0gI