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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]to me, it died when all the bars closed down. third edition, garrets, Charring cross, nathans, the guards, chadwicks, mr. smiths. even old glory is gone and they were late to the party. i have no idea what is there now[/quote] For me it began to die when the independent theaters (the Biograph and the Key) left and then some years later Olsson's Books and Records.[/quote] I actually just miss the whole DMV back in the day. It was such a great place to live and everyone was so friendly and seemed happier. Now it's like a concrete jungle with [b]tons of traffic and a lot of bitter competitive people.[/b][/quote] +1 When was it not full of bitter competitive people? Not for the last 30 +/- years.[/quote]
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