That's a sad comment. Every state has a soul and interesting people and places. If you think CT is bland and soulless you probably had a bland and soulless upbringing. I love CT and all the great environments that are packed into such a little place. We are naturally ignorant of the beauty and charm of people and places we know well.saladfingers said:
Yes and ours loves for each of us to pay high taxes, I am over 10K in property taxes, not to mention gas taxes, etc. ...now can we get back on point!
I'll see your Bridegport and raise you a Camden.
Oh yeah? Well I had sex with your wife
I can't speak for the dumpy Connecticut cities because I only spent my 4 years in Storrs, but it's such a shame what has happened with most of the cities mentioned in both states. So much of the blight and flight has been due to politics. Newark could've been (and still should be) a much better place. Jersey City is overcoming much of its problems and certain sections have become unaffordable. Paterson (one "t"), East Orange (Orange is a bit more working class) and Camden may as well be third world countries. I'm not sure you've really been to Ft. Lee though because it's actually a pretty decent town with high end highrises. 40% Asian.
