What American town have you ever felt the most unsafe?
And I have been on foot in the Bronx after dark. That was totally fine.
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Compton
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Jersey City, NJ. What a fucking shithole. Cannot believe I didn't get shanked in broad daylight.
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Nowhere. Because The Throbber is one tough purple motherfucker and very cuddly.
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Eugene, OR
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Greensboro NC
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Did meet an crazy mother fucker named Ice Cube?DJDuck said:Compton
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It's now the Bellevue of NYC. God bless gentrification.Swaye said:Jersey City, NJ. What a fucking shithole. Cannot believe I didn't get shanked in broad daylight.
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I prefer white flightGreenRiverGatorz said:
It's now the Bellevue of NYC. God bless gentrification.Swaye said:Jersey City, NJ. What a fucking shithole. Cannot believe I didn't get shanked in broad daylight.
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Seattle
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I was once in an elevator with Ed Murray.
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I must have been in the wrong part. The really shitty part.GreenRiverGatorz said:
It's now the Bellevue of NYC. God bless gentrification.Swaye said:Jersey City, NJ. What a fucking shithole. Cannot believe I didn't get shanked in broad daylight.
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Washington, DC.
Bunch of assholes with terrible intentions trying fuck me 3 ways at once. 537 of them with a bunch of retarded gang-bangers backing them up. -
In all honesty, I did feel a little uncomfortable one night in Oakland. Post-Raiders game, partied a bit and then dude dropped me at the BART Station on a slow roll and said, "Get your ass inside the gates right now. Don't stop for anything or anybody".
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Kent WA
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New Orleans. Went to a couple of bars, off Bourbon Street, and had the unpleasant conversation with a group of men who were just sizing us up. You know the one where everyone pretends we’re all friends here, while we decide if we’re going to kill you? Three of us (all Marines) and five of them. We were drunk (but not that drunk) but we all had combat experience. Even so, we had no weapons so the end result would have been us losing. But, and this is the important part, we would have gotten ours. I know the exact moment that dawned on them because the tone changed and we were on our way.
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Besides my hometown?
Everett. This was ten years ago, so I’m sure things have changed, but I thought it was sketchy as hell.
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Atlanta can get sketchy real quick.
Check on New Orleans. Stick tightly to the chamber of commerce trail map for tourists or you're asking for it.
Not what they once were, but Overtown, Liberty City or Carol City in Miami. Back in the day, there was nothing like it. They've softened a bit, but I still would not be caught walking through even in daylight.
NY - uh, none of the boroughs are tuff anymore. None.
Lolz for any mention of anything Seattle. Tuffest neighborhood in the NW is Hilltop baby. Ask Ballz. Seattle is like Disney World compared to most US cities.
Worst I've experienced? Wandering off the campus of the University of Chicago. South Side baby! It ain't no joke.
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South end of Watts because it looked like it had just been bombed and i was searching the sky for enemy planes.
I've had groups of gang members see me in my UC vehicle and start flipping me off and throwing signs. I flipped them off. I had a submachine gun in my lap so it wasn't me that should have felt unsafe. -
Assuming there was one of you, you were definitely the one who should have felt unsafe.Sledog said:South end of Watts because it looked like it had just been bombed and i was searching the sky for enemy planes.
I've had groups of gang members see me in my UC vehicle and start flipping me off and throwing signs. I flipped them off. I had a submachine gun in my lap so it wasn't me that should have felt unsafe.
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I told a wrong turn, walking, out of the MARTA in pre-smartphone days. I didn't feel exactly unsafe but extremely out of place. I tapped out, called a cab, and found I was just a few blocks from the high-rise office I was headed to.creepycoug said:Atlanta can get sketchy real quick.
Check on New Orleans. Stick tightly to the chamber of commerce trail map for tourists or you're asking for it.
Not what they once were, but Overtown, Liberty City or Carol City in Miami. Back in the day, there was nothing like it. They've softened a bit, but I still would not be caught walking through even in daylight.
NY - uh, none of the boroughs are tuff anymore. None.
Lolz for any mention of anything Seattle. Tuffest neighborhood in the NW is Hilltop baby. Ask Ballz. Seattle is like Disney World compared to most US cities.
Worst I've experienced? Wandering off the campus of the University of Chicago. South Side baby! It ain't no joke.
Most unsafe, quite easily, is Crow Agency, Montana.
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There are some really shitty parts of Everett. The intersection of Everett Ave & Broadway is probably the largest, most consistent, and most pathetic collection of bums & crazies in SnoCo.Doog_de_Jour said:Besides my hometown?
Everett. This was ten years ago, so I’m sure things have changed, but I thought it was sketchy as hell.
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Elevated rail in Chicago.
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Outside the 7-11 on aurora in the U district
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South side of Chicago is a war zone. Chi-Raq is a real thing. Took a cab to a Bulls game that went through that area. Prayed to real God every time we got stopped at a red light.creepycoug said:Atlanta can get sketchy real quick.
Check on New Orleans. Stick tightly to the chamber of commerce trail map for tourists or you're asking for it.
Not what they once were, but Overtown, Liberty City or Carol City in Miami. Back in the day, there was nothing like it. They've softened a bit, but I still would not be caught walking through even in daylight.
NY - uh, none of the boroughs are tuff anymore. None.
Lolz for any mention of anything Seattle. Tuffest neighborhood in the NW is Hilltop baby. Ask Ballz. Seattle is like Disney World compared to most US cities.
Worst I've experienced? Wandering off the campus of the University of Chicago. South Side baby! It ain't no joke.
Atlantic City, NJ was pretty grimy a block off the main strip 15 years back. Definitely had some people giving me and a buddy some dirty looks.
Philly is an absolute dump outside of the historic / downtown areas. Would not recommend anyone visit that city.
NYC was really not that bad.
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Stay out of the pie shaped triangle from Poydras to Esplanade and you're good in NOLA. Pro tip.USMChawk said:New Orleans. Went to a couple of bars, off Bourbon Street, and had the unpleasant conversation with a group of men who were just sizing us up. You know the one where everyone pretends we’re all friends here, while we decide if we’re going to kill you? Three of us (all Marines) and five of them. We were drunk (but not that drunk) but we all had combat experience. Even so, we had no weapons so the end result would have been us losing. But, and this is the important part, we would have gotten ours. I know the exact moment that dawned on them because the tone changed and we were on our way.
If that doesn't work, lie and tell them you're Steve Gleasons cousin visiting from the Northwest. They love their Gleason there.
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Row boat natty used to happen in Camden, NJ. I can remember sitting in the van thinking cool fucking city man.
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I've loved Philly, my favorite major city. Granted, I never got out of the historic/downtown area.BleachedAnusDawg said:
Philly is an absolute dump outside of the historic / downtown areas. Would not recommend anyone visit that city.creepycoug said:Atlanta can get sketchy real quick.
Check on New Orleans. Stick tightly to the chamber of commerce trail map for tourists or you're asking for it.
Not what they once were, but Overtown, Liberty City or Carol City in Miami. Back in the day, there was nothing like it. They've softened a bit, but I still would not be caught walking through even in daylight.
NY - uh, none of the boroughs are tuff anymore. None.
Lolz for any mention of anything Seattle. Tuffest neighborhood in the NW is Hilltop baby. Ask Ballz. Seattle is like Disney World compared to most US cities.
Worst I've experienced? Wandering off the campus of the University of Chicago. South Side baby! It ain't no joke.
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Philly is a total shithole overl but always a damn fun time when I go lolGrundleStiltzkin said:
I've loved Philly, my favorite major city. Granted, I never got out of the historic/downtown area.BleachedAnusDawg said:
Philly is an absolute dump outside of the historic / downtown areas. Would not recommend anyone visit that city.creepycoug said:Atlanta can get sketchy real quick.
Check on New Orleans. Stick tightly to the chamber of commerce trail map for tourists or you're asking for it.
Not what they once were, but Overtown, Liberty City or Carol City in Miami. Back in the day, there was nothing like it. They've softened a bit, but I still would not be caught walking through even in daylight.
NY - uh, none of the boroughs are tuff anymore. None.
Lolz for any mention of anything Seattle. Tuffest neighborhood in the NW is Hilltop baby. Ask Ballz. Seattle is like Disney World compared to most US cities.
Worst I've experienced? Wandering off the campus of the University of Chicago. South Side baby! It ain't no joke. -
The first actual ghetto I've been in was when I had to drive to a manufacturing plant in some shitty area of Baltimore
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West Balmer from Towson Ave on is scary as fuck.Pitchfork51 said:The first actual ghetto I've been in was when I had to drive to a manufacturing plant in some shitty area of Baltimore
I was like holy fucking balls. Just burn it all the fuck down. It's hopeless.
