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agreedPostGameOrangeSlices said:
crispedTierbsHsotBoobs said:BREAKING NEWS: Portland is still the most pussified city in the most pussified state in the union.
Two pantywastesare arguing with me on FB because I called out stay-at-home dads. One lives in Portland, one Suckattle, but both are from Seattle. -
You shut your dirty whore mouth.PostGameOrangeSlices said:
alright Michael, tell me where a better place to live is? Washington, Alaska, Montana, Oregon, parts of Idaho.....you can't beat it for nature and livability. Florida, AZ, NM, Cali, and Hawaii are all nice, but have flaws, as does the PNW..MikeDamone said:
Jesus. Stop. Embarrassing shit.PostGameOrangeSlices said:
Disagree, the northwest is the best region of the USA to live in.TheHB said:Seattle vs. Portland is pretty much:
the NorthEast is alright, I miss the mountains when I'm there though. too flat. Chicago has nice parts and bad parts. The eastern seaboard is miserable compared to the western seaboard. Texas sucks.
I can't comment on the south as I've never been there, but I'd imagine it isn't better than here -
How did this thread go from commenting on the ST fucktarded decision to a fucktarded debate about whether or not Seattle is more or less pussified than Portland?
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Pretty sure it was the other way around in this thread, and you brought up the comparison.PostGameOrangeSlices said:
Portland is constantly comparing itself to Seattle...with sandy resultsPurpleJ said:If you have to compare your city to Portland to validate it, you've already lost the war.
See Sven for more details -
Modest Mouse > Soundgarden
Nirvana was as much a Portland product as a Seattle one. They played as many early gigs in Portland as Seattle.
Seriously, this is the most $75K argument I have ever fucking heard.
Which I think makes this entire argument $75K x $75K.
If you can't see that the lesbian bookstore in Portlandia is the essence of the entire PNW, then I can't help you.
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True, but great sample size of one. I was speaking more generally.PurpleJ said:
Pretty sure it was the other way around in this thread, and you brought up the comparison.PostGameOrangeSlices said:
Portland is constantly comparing itself to Seattle...with sandy resultsPurpleJ said:If you have to compare your city to Portland to validate it, you've already lost the war.
See Sven for more details
I actually like Portland, Eugene, and the state of Oregon, but I know lots of poasters on here were born in that region so I tried to ruffle some feathers -
holy fucking shit.AZDuck said:Modest Mouse > Soundgarden
Nirvana was as much a Portland product as a Seattle one.
No, just no on these two points.
AiC>>> Pearl Jam>> Soundgarden>> Mudhoney>>>>>>Nirvana>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>Modest Mouse
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I stopped reading after that nonsense. You omissions of Pearl Jam and Jimmy Hendrix speaks volumes.AZDuck said:Modest Mouse > Soundgarden
Nirvana was as much a Portland product as a Seattle one. They played as many early gigs in Portland as Seattle.
Seriously, this is the most $75K argument I have ever fucking heard.
Which I think makes this entire argument $75K x $75K.
If you can't see that the lesbian bookstore in Portlandia is the essence of the entire PNW, then I can't help you.
Oh and Portland has Ever Clear so that is minus points in itself. -
Seattle also has The Presidents of the USA and the Foo Fighters, though I'm not a fan of either band. Dave Grohl is talented, though. Kenny G tears up the jazz scene, but again, not that big a fan.He_Needs_More_Time said:
I stopped reading after that nonsense. You omissions of Pearl Jam and Jimmy Hendrix speaks volumes.AZDuck said:Modest Mouse > Soundgarden
Nirvana was as much a Portland product as a Seattle one. They played as many early gigs in Portland as Seattle.
Seriously, this is the most $75K argument I have ever fucking heard.
Which I think makes this entire argument $75K x $75K.
If you can't see that the lesbian bookstore in Portlandia is the essence of the entire PNW, then I can't help you.
Oh and Portland has Ever Clear so that is minus points in itself.
Seattle also has a rap scene. Sir Mix-A-Lot in the 90's, Macklemore (whether you like him or hate him) has made a fuckton of money and publicity, lots of good underground artists now. -
I don't count Foo Fighters since Grohl isn't from here and I believe none of the other members are either.PostGameOrangeSlices said:
Seattle also has The Presidents of the USA and the Foo Fighters, though I'm not a fan of either band. Dave Grohl is talented, though. Kenny G tears up the jazz scene, but again, not that big a fan.He_Needs_More_Time said:
I stopped reading after that nonsense. You omissions of Pearl Jam and Jimmy Hendrix speaks volumes.AZDuck said:Modest Mouse > Soundgarden
Nirvana was as much a Portland product as a Seattle one. They played as many early gigs in Portland as Seattle.
Seriously, this is the most $75K argument I have ever fucking heard.
Which I think makes this entire argument $75K x $75K.
If you can't see that the lesbian bookstore in Portlandia is the essence of the entire PNW, then I can't help you.
Oh and Portland has Ever Clear so that is minus points in itself.
Seattle also has a rap scene. Sir Mix-A-Lot in the 90's, Macklemore (whether you like him or hate him) has made a fuckton of money and publicity, lots of good underground artists now.
However, your point is still on. AZDuck was just quooking it up like usual.
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