What’s the allure of Fairfax County

[Anonymous]

I love being able to walk down to the GW parkway from my house and run on the trail. I also have a really nice commute over the Wilson bridge or through Old Town to get to my office, or metro if I prefer. What’s not to like? Neighborhoods in falls church or Arlington where we used to live were nightmares. Landlocked and horrid commutes.

But where do you take your BMW for service?

[Anonymous]

Lots of defensive posts on this thread. OP struck a nerve.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Lots of defensive posts on this thread. OP struck a nerve.

Ha! Pretty sure peak defensiveness is starting a thread that makes you look dim, but trying repeatedly to counter that with protestations about your beemer and two homes!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Lots of defensive posts on this thread. OP struck a nerve.

Hi, OP. Bored in the city tonight?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

I love being able to walk down to the GW parkway from my house and run on the trail. I also have a really nice commute over the Wilson bridge or through Old Town to get to my office, or metro if I prefer. What’s not to like? Neighborhoods in falls church or Arlington where we used to live were nightmares. Landlocked and horrid commutes.

But where do you take your BMW for service?

God forbid, there is a BMW of Alexandria.

[Anonymous]

Arlington is close to some major centers of poverty. If things get real bad in the city, I’ll be glad to be further out. Those who think that’s hyperbole don’t remember DC history.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Arlington is close to some major centers of poverty. If things get real bad in the city, I’ll be glad to be further out. Those who think that’s hyperbole don’t remember DC history.

Yea there’s some real crazy talk for you. Move to Fairfax to escape the poors!

[Anonymous]

Maybe you haven’t been to the Rosslyn station lately.