Fairfax State of the Union - Tysons and Mosiac Redevelopment are the FUTURE Video

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Mosaic District lady, you guys need a new video. It doesn't appropriately convey your message. If you truly want to be like Clarendon--you are going to need a spokesperson with some flair. Add some music, add some attitude...

We have Remy:

The Arlington Rap

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4T1RMuoQnKo


Maybe you can have 'Demi'

Hilarious!! Arlington proud.

[Anonymous]

Hey Arlington, you're so cool! What with your Whole Foods and your Apple Store!!! I just wish we had those ...... oh wait .........

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Hey Arlington, you're so cool! What with your Whole Foods and your Apple Store!!! I just wish we had those ...... oh wait .........

You realize that is a pretty fucking hilarious parody. It is making fun of itself. God- get a sense of humor.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Mosaic District lady, you guys need a new video. It doesn't appropriately convey your message. If you truly want to be like Clarendon--you are going to need a spokesperson with some flair. Add some music, add some attitude...

We have Remy:

The Arlington Rap

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4T1RMuoQnKo


Maybe you can have 'Demi'

As the other poster always says...

2009 called and wants their youtube video back...

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Mosaic District lady, you guys need a new video. It doesn't appropriately convey your message. If you truly want to be like Clarendon--you are going to need a spokesperson with some flair. Add some music, add some attitude...

We have Remy:

The Arlington Rap

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4T1RMuoQnKo


Maybe you can have 'Demi'

As the other poster always says...

2009 called and wants their youtube video back...

It makes fun of the Mall. Isn't that what Tysons loves to do? I didn't know 2013 was about boring white ladies touring car parks. Mosaic District- you are so cutting edge. We are all so immature in A-town.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Just because we think the Tysons boosters are delusional doesn't mean Arlington feels threatened. Hate to burst your bubble, but you are just not that important to us.

That's undermined, I'm afraid, by your obsessive commenting on these threads, when you could be out enjoying one of your six craptastic "urban villages."

And please spare us the mock condescension. No one in Arlington outside of the Pentagon is a player.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Mosaic District lady, you guys need a new video. It doesn't appropriately convey your message. If you truly want to be like Clarendon--you are going to need a spokesperson with some flair. Add some music, add some attitude...

We have Remy:

The Arlington Rap

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4T1RMuoQnKo


Maybe you can have 'Demi'

As the other poster always says...

2009 called and wants their youtube video back...

It makes fun of the Mall. Isn't that what Tysons loves to do? I didn't know 2013 was about boring white ladies touring car parks. Mosaic District- you are so cutting edge. We are all so immature in A-town.

A-town = A-hole town

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Hey Arlington, you're so cool! What with your Whole Foods and your Apple Store!!! I just wish we had those ...... oh wait .........

You realize that is a pretty fucking hilarious parody. It is making fun of itself. God- get a sense of humor.

Remy grew up in McLean. Arlington seems to have the market cornered in perky (Sandra Bullock, Katie Couric).

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Hey Arlington, you're so cool! What with your Whole Foods and your Apple Store!!! I just wish we had those ...... oh wait .........

You realize that is a pretty fucking hilarious parody. It is making fun of itself. God- get a sense of humor.

Remy grew up in McLean. Arlington seems to have the market cornered in perky (Sandra Bullock, Katie Couric).

Lauren Graham too. Warren Beatty was W-L grad. All very perky people.

[Anonymous]

I'm alternatively surprised and ashamed of you people, grown women engaging in a stupid pissing match. There is no city cool-dom Olympics underway that anyone has to win. DC is great for those who love it. Arlington is great for those who love it. Tysons is great for those who love it. There's room for everyone out there, and there is no one - no one - giving out medals to some mythical "best place to live." There is no one single best place to live. Do what works for you.

For what it's worth, I live in Pimmit Hills. I think development in Tysons is great for people like us who live nearby. I'm sure my house value will go up and there will be more places and things to do in the immediate proximity.

With all that said, new Tysons (when it materializes) will never replace Arlington as a close-in, established, affluent suburb close to DC. Arlington will stay what it is. DC will stay what it is, always desirable for things that it has. No one is competing with anyone and no one is taking anything away from anyone. People who want to live in Arlington will always choose to live there if they can afford it. The same is true about DC. Stop this nonsense of "I'm the coolest nya nyah."

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I'm alternatively surprised and ashamed of you people, grown women engaging in a stupid pissing match. There is no city cool-dom Olympics underway that anyone has to win. DC is great for those who love it. Arlington is great for those who love it. Tysons is great for those who love it. There's room for everyone out there, and there is no one - no one - giving out medals to some mythical "best place to live." There is no one single best place to live. Do what works for you.

For what it's worth, I live in Pimmit Hills. I think development in Tysons is great for people like us who live nearby. I'm sure my house value will go up and there will be more places and things to do in the immediate proximity.

With all that said, new Tysons (when it materializes) will never replace Arlington as a close-in, established, affluent suburb close to DC. Arlington will stay what it is. DC will stay what it is, always desirable for things that it has. No one is competing with anyone and no one is taking anything away from anyone. People who want to live in Arlington will always choose to live there if they can afford it. The same is true about DC. Stop this nonsense of "I'm the coolest nya nyah."

I'm the coolest.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I'm alternatively surprised and ashamed of you people, grown women engaging in a stupid pissing match. There is no city cool-dom Olympics underway that anyone has to win. DC is great for those who love it. Arlington is great for those who love it. Tysons is great for those who love it. There's room for everyone out there, and there is no one - no one - giving out medals to some mythical "best place to live." There is no one single best place to live. Do what works for you.

For what it's worth, I live in Pimmit Hills. I think development in Tysons is great for people like us who live nearby. I'm sure my house value will go up and there will be more places and things to do in the immediate proximity.

With all that said, new Tysons (when it materializes) will never replace Arlington as a close-in, established, affluent suburb close to DC. Arlington will stay what it is. DC will stay what it is, always desirable for things that it has. No one is competing with anyone and no one is taking anything away from anyone. People who want to live in Arlington will always choose to live there if they can afford it. The same is true about DC. Stop this nonsense of "I'm the coolest nya nyah."

I'm the coolest.

wrong, I am coolier

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

I don't like to walk to buy cat litter or a week of groceries or Target shopping. I definitely prefer to drive all those bags home. You "walkable" left wing loons must not buy anything. How do you live? Maybe you don't cook, clean, or have a pet or baby.

So, quoting you, enjoy your "car dependent crap hole" then. Traditional neighborhoods where you don't have to drive miles for basic needs is actually quite conservative.

My point exactly - if you live in Tysons, you don't have to drive several miles for basic needs. Everything on the planet is here. DC doesn't have sh*t there - it's like a 2nd world country. Even Arlington has very little stores, although bars are plentiful there. That was great for my late 20s.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

I don't like to walk to buy cat litter or a week of groceries or Target shopping. I definitely prefer to drive all those bags home. You "walkable" left wing loons must not buy anything. How do you live? Maybe you don't cook, clean, or have a pet or baby.

So, quoting you, enjoy your "car dependent crap hole" then. Traditional neighborhoods where you don't have to drive miles for basic needs is actually quite conservative.

I am not PP but I too was a bit mystified by your comment. Residential neighborhoods around Tyson's are certainly car-dependent, but it would be wrong to say that residents there have to drive "miles" for basic needs. I live in 22043 and I'm hard-pressed to think of any basic needs more than 3 miles away. Some are in walking distance (not many but some). I think the original point was that even though stores may be in walking distance, few people would actually choose to walk back and forth with a week's worth of groceries. My nearest Safeway is a 7-minute walk away, but I wouldn't walk there unless it's just "for fun" walk. Who wants to lug groceries all the way back when driving is easier and takes 120 seconds?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Nah. There is no SanFRan east or Manhattan south, etc. the cities always stay the hub. As much as Arlington has transformed, it still isn't DC. Is the Smithsonian and White House relocating to Tyson's city?

My family has been here for generations. And I do not know 1 single person with a job downtown ("the district" or "in DC" for all you migrant peoples) except 1) fed government employees, 2) lobbyists, and 3) lawyers. All other professional jobs are almost entirely NOT in DC.

Everybody else I know with a job in the entire DC area either works in Tysons Corner, Herndon/Reston, the 270 corridor (health care), and I know 1 single person with a job in Arlington. And I am from Takoma Park btw.