New York vs London vs Paris

[Nemesis]

No. New York is more multi-cultural than London. The Latino factor is the deal breaker.

nope..... latinos are in south london.... vauxhall, stockwell , clapham, elephant and castle

they have a latino festival in Burgess Park every summer

 

[MikeyC]

London, no doubt

Decent mass transit system
Better dress than the timb wearing, Yankee fitted NYers
Doesn't feel claustrophobic, yet at the same time, not out of the way
Has districts/attractions to suit everyone's needs
Less rude than the Parisians

 

[Unknown Poster]

New York City: new but the most multi-cultural city in the world with a solid culture and vibrant population. Borrowed a lot from old London but still kept its originality. City where dreams are made. But very dirty.

London: old and grumpy but with a new face in certain parts. Borrowing a lot of its new face from New York City. Fast paced, solid architectural masterpieces, good public transportation, class oriented, multi-cultural, and a vibrant culture.

Paris: old meets new with its unique identity. City of love and fashion. Multi-cultural and exudes sexiness. Somewhat vibrant but can be a bore sometimes.

Pick one and give a reason for your selection.

I live in NYC. London is too expensive. I have family in both cities. I love both.

 

[Unknown Poster]

I don't know how London is "borrowing its face from NYC", but I've lived in NYC many years ago and have never been to Paris.

For now I'll go for London but I need to check out Paris at some point.

Love that nervous records avi....

 

[re'up]

I loved Paris, right when I got in, I walked the Latin Quarter, then along the Seine, and just sat on the edge, for like 30 min, still jet lagged, and just was peaceful, atmospheric, beautiful, in a way San Diego isn't, and never will be. Hotel Costes in the fashion district at night was incredible, there is an elegance that escapes the US for the most part, or wandering the streets at night, very cinematic and memorable experiences in Paris and Cannes, St. Tropez. I need to hit Paris again, a little more experienced this time.

New York, just was there in June, only place I've been where I could see a Joe Budden show in Times Square, and have a conversation with a girl on the subway about 'Tender Is the Night', hit Styles P juice bar in the BX, eat in Fort Greene at foodie spot, then party at the Gansvort at night, watching the Hudson, and two bad Colombian girls....The diversity, food, culture, excitement, history, everywhere I walked I had some point of cultural reference, whether books, film, theater, whatever.

I couldn't call it between Paris and New York.


Plan to go to London, and Cornwall next year.

 

[Nemesis]

I live in NYC. London is too expensive. I have family in both cities. I love both.

biggest problem in London hands down is housing ..... years of Government fukk ups and neglect in social housing plus London being the capital for the worlds money launderers means house prices/rent is crazy......

If you drive around the most expensive parts of london at night and look at the houses most of the lights are off because people dont live there, they are multi million pound properties bought by foreigners that just sit empty

 

[Nemesis]

I loved Paris, right when I got in, I walked the Latin Quarter, then along the Seine, and just sat on the edge, for like 30 min, still jet lagged, and just was peaceful, atmospheric, beautiful, in a way San Diego isn't, and never will be. Hotel Costes in the fashion district at night was incredible, there is an elegance that escapes the US for the most part, or wandering the streets at night, very cinematic and memorable experiences in Paris and Cannes, St. Tropez. I need to hit Paris again, a little more experienced this time.

New York, just was there in June, only place I've been where I could see a Joe Budden show in Times Square, and have a conversation with a girl on the subway about 'Tender Is the Night', hit Styles P juice bar in the BX, eat in Fort Greene at foodie spot, then party at the Gansvort at night, watching the Hudson, and two bad Colombian girls....The diversity, food, culture, excitement, history, everywhere I walked I had some point of cultural reference, whether books, film, theater, whatever.

I couldn't call it between Paris and New York.


Plan to go to London, and Cornwall next year.

Latin quarter is the best part of paris

 

[Trajan]

biggest problem in London hands down is housing ..... years of Government fukk ups and neglect in social housing plus London being the capital for the worlds money launderers means house prices/rent is crazy......

If you drive around the most expensive parts of london at night and look at the houses most of the lights are off because people dont live there, they are multi million pound properties bought by foreigners that just sit empty

FACTS

Like I was telling my mate, legit money is not getting you Swiss Cottage and Bishop's Avenue. African, Asian, Former Soviet and Middle Eastern crooks hiding money in London.

 

[GrindtooFilthy]

Better dress than the timb wearing, Yankee fitted NYers

ok and you adidas track suit wearing mf'ers that be squatting all the time are any better right

 

[parallax]

City of Angels isn't anywhere near the Mt. Rushmore. Tokyo, Berlin, Shanghai, etc are even before LA.

Explain this please.

 

[Nemesis]

FACTS

Like I was telling my mate, legit money is not getting you Swiss Cottage and Bishop's Avenue. African, Asian, Former Soviet and Middle Eastern crooks hiding money in London.

British government are always the first to be lecturing other countries about corruption but always seem to look the other way when those same corrupt politicians buy up half of Mayfair

 

[Supreme HD]

nope..... latinos are in south london.... vauxhall, stockwell , clapham, elephant and castle

they have a latino festival in Burgess Park every summer

They aint alot of latinos here.

 

[Nemesis]

They aint alot of latinos here.

theres enough, a lot of latino bars, clubs, and restaurants ...... and a lot of latinos in Queensway as well

 

[Trajan]

British government are always the first to be lecturing other countries about corruption but always seem to look the other way when those same corrupt politicians buy up half of Mayfair

I worked on the Census in 2011 in an area full of banging new apartment blocks....we were looking into the low census return rate. Come to find out most of those houses were uninhabited. Mad Africans (Esp Nigerians), Iranians, Arabs etc. Literally bought the yard, took the keys and fukked off back home.

 

[Tropical Fantasy]

theres enough, a lot of latino bars, clubs, and restaurants ...... and a lot of latinos in Queensway as well

what kind of Latinos? I didnt know there were a lot of latinos in England