Anonymous wrote:But the worst B&T offenders seem to come from VA.Plus it does not have to be literal.

Yes....except for the really far out counties in Maryland. They scare me some.

Anonymous wrote:Have you been to any of the new clubs downtown or on H street lately? Many of these people have to be from bumblefuck, VA. I get what what "corkscrew curls" means when she says "b&t crowd"..

lol

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:There is no "bridge and tunnel" crowd in DC because there aren't any tunnels, and lots of people can drive from surrounding areas to DC without crossing bridges.

New York City is not the archetypal city. There are other cities. And not everything in those other cities is, or should be, the same as New York City.

Please tell me how you get from Virginia to DC without crossing a bridge. Give me the exact route. Let's say your starting point is the Pentagon.

GO!

Literally Loled!

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Nope. People don't think DC is very exciting/a good city. Very different from other cities like NYC or the Bay area.

If that is true why has the Times written a string of articles like this http://www.nytimes.com/2010/03/04/fashion/04Washington.html
That obsessively track the nght life scene and development in DC?

There are articles like this about every city (really bad, dinky cities). Not sure this proves anything. The fact is that most people do not want to live on DC. It just isn't that great.

Anonymous wrote:But the worst B&T offenders seem to come from VA.Plus it does not have to be literal.

12:02 here. Thank you PP. My point exactly.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:There is no "bridge and tunnel" crowd in DC because there aren't any tunnels, and lots of people can drive from surrounding areas to DC without crossing bridges.

New York City is not the archetypal city. There are other cities. And not everything in those other cities is, or should be, the same as New York City.

Please tell me how you get from Virginia to DC without crossing a bridge. Give me the exact route. Let's say your starting point is the Pentagon.

GO!

Or tunnel.

But the worst B&T offenders seem to come from VA.Plus it does not have to be literal.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:There is no "bridge and tunnel" crowd in DC because there aren't any tunnels, and lots of people can drive from surrounding areas to DC without crossing bridges.

New York City is not the archetypal city. There are other cities. And not everything in those other cities is, or should be, the same as New York City.

Please tell me how you get from Virginia to DC without crossing a bridge. Give me the exact route. Let's say your starting point is the Pentagon.

GO!

I did not say that nobody has to cross a bridge to get to DC. I said that lots of people can drive from surrounding areas to DC without crossing bridges. For example, people driving from Montgomery County, Maryland, or Prince George's County, Maryland.

Anonymous wrote:Nope. People don't think DC is very exciting/a good city. Very different from other cities like NYC or the Bay area.

If that is true why has the Times written a string of articles like this http://www.nytimes.com/2010/03/04/fashion/04Washington.html
That obsessively track the nght life scene and development in DC?

Anonymous wrote:There is no "bridge and tunnel" crowd in DC because there aren't any tunnels, and lots of people can drive from surrounding areas to DC without crossing bridges.

New York City is not the archetypal city. There are other cities. And not everything in those other cities is, or should be, the same as New York City.

Please tell me how you get from Virginia to DC without crossing a bridge. Give me the exact route. Let's say your starting point is the Pentagon.

GO!

There is no "bridge and tunnel" crowd in DC because there aren't any tunnels, and lots of people can drive from surrounding areas to DC without crossing bridges.

New York City is not the archetypal city. There are other cities. And not everything in those other cities is, or should be, the same as New York City.

Anonymous wrote:Everyone who lives in VA, pretty much.

It's not close-in VA people. It's the same sort who dress up to "be seen" in Reston. Oooh, jaunty hat!

Amirite?

Nope. People don't think DC is very exciting/a good city. Very different from other cities like NYC or the Bay area.

Anonymous wrote:Everyone who lives in VA, pretty much.

We live close-in and get the toll rd crowd...kids from Manassas, Loudon, Ashburn, etc. it's closer than DC for them and beginning to rival Adams Morgan for the post-college drinking scene.

Yes, they invade Logan, U St, H St, and Georgetown every weekend.