SouthSideSlayer
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Michael Stumpf said:Is it the hog butcher to the world? The tool maker? The stacker of wheat? The stormy, husky, brawling city of big shoulders? No?
The Emerald City?
Dan said:Without looking at oter skylines, I'm gonna' guess that it's a smaller Southern city, given the Coke sign. Not Huntsville ... the soil there doesn't support very tall buildings. Columbia, South Carolina, perhaps?
Michael Stumpf said:I'm agreeing with Dan that it is probably someplace south. Little Rock?
bturk said:Well if it ain't Minneapolis or St Paul, then yer a stinkin liar.
SouthSideSlayer said:
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Nope, not in the South of the United States. And does Little Rock have more than 500,000 inhabitants??? I was talking about the city population...
BKM said:It looks North American, so I would say Toronto-except I think Toronto exceeds 1,000,000. Maybe not in Toronto City Limits, though. Although with all the changes in metropolitan government, who knows?
BKM said:Oh, El Guapo.
Are you and Prudence planning on relocating to Bo's Montana compound soon?![]()
nerudite said:Beautiful downtown Winnipeg. The TD Centre building is pretty recognizable. Bravo on finding downtown photos without it showing... very tricky!
BKM said:Oh, El Guapo.
Are you and Prudence planning on relocating to Bo's Montana compound soon?![]()
Militias are so mid-90s. Now, the right-wing thing to do is become an inside-the-Beltway media pundit. Thing is, real estate in McLean, Virginia is so much more expensive than in Coeur d'Alene, Idaho.[/ot]El Guapo said:But that is not a bad idea. I once wrote a piece for a right of center rag suggesting that there be vacation cottages set up for the rugged right where members could go and get a sense of the impending ATF raids and Helicopter Surveillance. Sort of a rent a fortress for the way-right.