Yes.LJ;1089334 wrote:O rly?
Give it a restSkyhook79;1089346 wrote:Yes.
thansaid_aouita;1089402 wrote:Lebron is an idiot for leaving Cleveland. Can't understand why anybody would rather be in Miami, then be in Cleveland.
The mistake on the lake rules. They have the R&R HOF. Can't top that.
thanks. I'm going to burn myself with a lighter every time I do that.hoops23;1089405 wrote:than
Me either, Miami is a cesspoolsaid_aouita;1089402 wrote:Lebron is an idiot for leaving Cleveland. Can't understand why anybody would rather be in Miami, than be in Cleveland.
The mistake on the lake rules. They have the R&R HOF. Can't top that.
KR1245;1089425 wrote:Me either, Miami is a cesspool
Yeah,I,could,give,a,crapSkyhook79;1089427 wrote:.*
KR1245;1089431 wrote:Yeah,I,could,give,a,crap
Oh yeah, it definitely is. Who would ever want to be in Miami. I know when I was in college we always did spring break in Cleveland. As do most people. I think after they experience the scenic views of the old factories it sucks them in. Probably why the city has experienced such amazing growth with its population over the past 10 years.KR1245;1089425 wrote:Me either, Miami is a cesspool
I'm not going to argue that Cleveland is a more attractive city than Miami.jordo212000;1089507 wrote:Oh yeah, it definitely is. Who would ever want to be in Miami. I know when I was in college we always did spring break in Cleveland. As do most people. I think after they experience the scenic views of the old factories it sucks them in. Probably why the city has experienced such amazing growth with its population over the past 10 years.
jordo212000;1089507 wrote:Oh yeah, it definitely is. Who would ever want to be in Miami. I know when I was in college we always did spring break in Cleveland. As do most people. I think after they experience the scenic views of the old factories it sucks them in. Probably why the city has experienced such amazing growth with its population over the past 10 years.
jordo212000;1089507 wrote:Oh yeah, it definitely is. Who would ever want to be in Miami. I know when I was in college we always did spring break in Cleveland. As do most people. I think after they experience the scenic views of the old factories it sucks them in. Probably why the city has experienced such amazing growth with its population over the past 10 years.
yeah, I have heard lots of people say it is one of those "fun to visit, but wouldn't want to live there" cities. I like the idea of the climate, but I could never live there because it is a shitty sports town...sadly, that is kind of important to me.SportsAndLady;1089540 wrote:Miami was Just named the most miserable city to live in.
But there would just be so many other things to do that no one cares about the regular season in Miami (most commonly used excuse).wes_mantooth;1089552 wrote:yeah, I have heard lots of people say it is one of those "fun to visit, but wouldn't want to live there" cities. I like the idea of the climate, but I could never live there because it is a shitty sports town...sadly, that is kind of important to me.
So, Cleveland was last year. It's matter of opinion and the formula they use.SportsAndLady;1089540 wrote:Miami was Just named the most miserable city to live in.
Link?Skyhook79;1089563 wrote:So, Cleveland was last year. It's matter of opinion and the formula they use.
2011 would not be considered "last year" for these rankings. How can you rank the most miserable cities for 2012 when it's only Feb?KR1245;1089576 wrote:No link for 2011?
Miami overtook Cleveland as the most miserable city. In fact, Cleveland fell to #12 on the list.Skyhook79;1089579 wrote:2011 would not be considered "last year" for these rankings. How can you rank the most miserable cities for 2012 when it's only Feb?
http://www.forbes.com/pictures/mli45hdlg/americas-most-miserable-cities-2/#12 Cleveland, Ohio
Things have brightened in our 2010 most miserable city as unemployment is below the U.S. average at 7.7% and home prices are off just 4% since 2008. Cleveland still makes the cut thanks to high taxes (income and property) along with lousy weather and sports teams.
