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Your favorite city Wed Nov 15, 2006 19:13 pm  Your favorite city
 

Hi.Pamela & Tamara! Very Happy
How are you? I wish you were fine Wink

yes Pamela! my city is very great ...Like your city (I guess)
in my city a lot of interesting things and you should visit it to see all these great things..



Tamara and Pamela

welcome in my city Damascus Smile

today I want to tell you about Damascus's nature

Damascus where in between the mountains and it has a huge agro ground in east and west .
there you will find in these grounds, the tree and vegetable and fruits and a lot of animals

in the winter the top mountains are white because of the snow ,
and in these mountains there are a beautiful lakes, Like Barada Lake and Zarzar lake

really, I love my city Damascus Very Happy Very Happy Very Happy



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Your favorite city Wed Nov 15, 2006 20:28 pm  Your favorite city
 

Hi Mba,

Thanks for the pics. Your city looks beautiful and I can fully understand why you are proud of it.

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Your favorite city Wed Nov 15, 2006 20:38 pm  Your favorite city
 

My favorite city -- of those I've been to (how else could one really know?) -- is Chicago.

Chicago is a great city.

Now, what cities have I seen?

Outside the US:
Prague
Milan
Paris
Rome
Genoa
Florence
Venice
Bologna
Modena

Inside the US:
NYC, LA, Chicago, plethora of others

I'm sticking with Chicago. All of the European cities were cool as well (in different ways).
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Your favorite city Wed Nov 15, 2006 20:41 pm  Your favorite city
 

What's really neat about Chicago is how you can comb your wet hair...

walk outside...

and gasp as your hair is blown all over the place so much that it resembles nothing like you'd intended with your comb.

And if it's in the Winter months, your new windblown hairdo will freeze, so that it keeps its shape.

This is a great way to meet and woo women.
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Your favorite city Wed Nov 15, 2006 20:42 pm  Your favorite city
 

"Hello, how are you?"

(weird look from her)

"Oh, no, the part -- well there was a part -- is supposed to be on the left side of my head. And... uh... nice shoes!"
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Your favorite city Wed Nov 15, 2006 20:43 pm  Your favorite city
 

Hi Cheesehead,

I like your style!

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Your favorite city Wed Nov 15, 2006 21:01 pm  Your favorite city
 

danke schoen

(apologies to any speakers/writers of Deutsch if I butchered that)
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Your favorite city Wed Nov 15, 2006 21:02 pm  Your favorite city
 

Kein Problem!

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Your favorite city Wed Nov 15, 2006 21:06 pm  Your favorite city
 

really, there are three main reasons why I say that Chicago is my favorite city:

1) Chicago-style deep dish pizza. If you haven't ever had it, order some. Look up Gino's East and Lou Malnatti's online.

2) Architecture. The Magnificent Mile is beautiful, in a concrete-jungle fashion. The Sears Tower, Hancock Tower, the tower that looks like a castle on top, the one that has the tapered-in diamond-shaped thingy on top (I have no idea how to describe architecture... completely lost here)... the Wrigley Building, etc.

3) For St. Patrick's Day, they dye (or is the verb form "die"?) the Chicago River a minty shade of green. Also, other food. (really, the food in Chicago is great).

Chicago has a couple of nicknames:

The Windy City

and

The City of Broad Shoulders
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New York Wed Nov 15, 2006 21:08 pm  New York
 

Hi prezbucky,

What do you think of NYC? Do you have a favourite borough? I like the Bronx and Harlem. Harlem is not a borough, of course, but part of Manhattan.

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Your favorite city Wed Nov 15, 2006 21:19 pm  Your favorite city
 

I've only really spent time in Manhattan.

I enjoyed my time there. I remember a place called Roxy Deli (something like that). I got a $20 sandwich ($20 is a lot for a sandwich in most of the US) that had about 6 inches of pastrami stacked between two thin slices of rye. That sandwich made two meals for me, and I can usually eat a lot of food.

My dad got the meat loaf. ROFL. They brought him a platter that had to be well over a foot wide. On it must have been at least 2 pounds of meat loaf and another pound or two pounds of mashed potatoes. I think his dish cost about $30 on special, but again, he ate off that thing at least twice (thank goodness for Doggie Bags -- they must have been invented in NYC at a place like Roxy).

All of this came with free pickles -- good pickles -- and cole slaw.
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Your favorite city Wed Nov 15, 2006 21:21 pm  Your favorite city
 

Yankee Stadium is supposedly in The Bronx. Harlem, I think, is in the northern reaches of Manhattan. (maybe)
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New York Wed Nov 15, 2006 21:27 pm  New York
 

Hi prezbucky,

You're absolutely right: the Yankee Stadium is located in the Bronx, and Harlem is part of Manhattan. What about the New York subway?

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Your favorite city Wed Nov 15, 2006 21:35 pm  Your favorite city
 

I did not get on the subway.

I have spent time on the subway (whatever they're called) in Parism, however.

Pretty girls everywhere -- I remember wishing that I knew more French than "Comment allez vous?" or however it's spelled!
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Your favorite city Wed Nov 15, 2006 21:35 pm  Your favorite city
 

Parism = Paris
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