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Anonymous wrote:Wait, is someone really trying to say that North Arlington is like NYC or its close in suburbs? that is almost funny. And further evidence of the fact that most New Yorkers, myself included, avoid VA when we move down to this area.

NP here. Most people in VA get this, and are more than happy that New Yorkers stay away. You really are not that interesting, especially when you are out of your native habitat.

Keep telling yourselves that. First it was, Noar is a perfect comparison to Greenwich, and now it's "we don't want any New Yorkers anyway!"

Seems kind of like someone trying to hit back after getting rejected

I didn't compare North Arlington to Greenwich. Try to keep up.

Someone (guessing from NOAR) did. Keep up.

Weak response. No wonder you're in exile.

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Anonymous wrote:Wait, is someone really trying to say that North Arlington is like NYC or its close in suburbs? that is almost funny. And further evidence of the fact that most New Yorkers, myself included, avoid VA when we move down to this area.

NP here. Most people in VA get this, and are more than happy that New Yorkers stay away. You really are not that interesting, especially when you are out of your native habitat.

Keep telling yourselves that. First it was, Noar is a perfect comparison to Greenwich, and now it's "we don't want any New Yorkers anyway!"

Seems kind of like someone trying to hit back after getting rejected

I didn't compare North Arlington to Greenwich. Try to keep up.

Someone (guessing from NOAR) did. Keep up.

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Anonymous wrote:Wait, is someone really trying to say that North Arlington is like NYC or its close in suburbs? that is almost funny. And further evidence of the fact that most New Yorkers, myself included, avoid VA when we move down to this area.

NP here. Most people in VA get this, and are more than happy that New Yorkers stay away. You really are not that interesting, especially when you are out of your native habitat.

Keep telling yourselves that. First it was, Noar is a perfect comparison to Greenwich, and now it's "we don't want any New Yorkers anyway!"

Seems kind of like someone trying to hit back after getting rejected

I didn't compare North Arlington to Greenwich. Try to keep up.

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Anonymous wrote:McLean/CCMD= Greenwich

No, not nearly monied enough. Potomac, maybe.

CCMD is more monied than Potomac if you look at HHI & median housing cost. It's also more prestigious if you care about that kind of thing.

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Anonymous wrote:Wait, is someone really trying to say that North Arlington is like NYC or its close in suburbs? that is almost funny. And further evidence of the fact that most New Yorkers, myself included, avoid VA when we move down to this area.

NP here. Most people in VA get this, and are more than happy that New Yorkers stay away. You really are not that interesting, especially when you are out of your native habitat.

Keep telling yourselves that. First it was, Noar is a perfect comparison to Greenwich, and now it's "we don't want any New Yorkers anyway!"

Seems kind of like someone trying to hit back after getting rejected

Anonymous wrote:Wait, is someone really trying to say that North Arlington is like NYC or its close in suburbs? that is almost funny. And further evidence of the fact that most New Yorkers, myself included, avoid VA when we move down to this area.

NP here. Most people in VA get this, and are more than happy that New Yorkers stay away. You really are not that interesting, especially when you are out of your native habitat.

Wait, is someone really trying to say that North Arlington is like NYC or its close in suburbs? that is almost funny. And further evidence of the fact that most New Yorkers, myself included, avoid VA when we move down to this area.

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Anonymous wrote:What are the DC metro's closest equivalents to Long Island, Westchester, Fairfield CT and Northern/Central NJ?

NoArl like the village

Maybe a Mexican Village.

^^^ what does that even mean?
No- north Arlington is nothing like the village, but it is also nothing like a Mexican village. Seriously are people posting from Iowa or something? Have you been to these places? I'm guessing not.

Oh I've been to Arlington many times. It may not be Mexico.... but it's probably closer to that than it is to Greenwich, in feel.

Just stop already with your nonsensical racist comments. So you've driven by a taco place in Arlington and you want to be an ass about it. We get it.

Racist? This is not about race. It's more about the feel of a place and class level.

Ever actually been to north Arlington?

Yes. I know Virginians see that area as their pride and joy but... I have to tell you, it's not much to write home about.

And certainly does not come close to NYC suburbs. Well, maybe Yonkers...

Translation: " I drove down Lee highway once!"

Whatever you have to tell yourself...

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Anonymous wrote:What are the DC metro's closest equivalents to Long Island, Westchester, Fairfield CT and Northern/Central NJ?

NoArl like the village

Maybe a Mexican Village.

^^^ what does that even mean?
No- north Arlington is nothing like the village, but it is also nothing like a Mexican village. Seriously are people posting from Iowa or something? Have you been to these places? I'm guessing not.

Oh I've been to Arlington many times. It may not be Mexico.... but it's probably closer to that than it is to Greenwich, in feel.

Just stop already with your nonsensical racist comments. So you've driven by a taco place in Arlington and you want to be an ass about it. We get it.

Racist? This is not about race. It's more about the feel of a place and class level.

Ever actually been to north Arlington?

Yes. I know Virginians see that area as their pride and joy but... I have to tell you, it's not much to write home about.

And certainly does not come close to NYC suburbs. Well, maybe Yonkers...

Translation: " I drove down Lee highway once!"

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Anonymous wrote:What are the DC metro's closest equivalents to Long Island, Westchester, Fairfield CT and Northern/Central NJ?

NoArl like the village

Maybe a Mexican Village.

^^^ what does that even mean?
No- north Arlington is nothing like the village, but it is also nothing like a Mexican village. Seriously are people posting from Iowa or something? Have you been to these places? I'm guessing not.

Oh I've been to Arlington many times. It may not be Mexico.... but it's probably closer to that than it is to Greenwich, in feel.

Just stop already with your nonsensical racist comments. So you've driven by a taco place in Arlington and you want to be an ass about it. We get it.

Racist? This is not about race. It's more about the feel of a place and class level.

Ever actually been to north Arlington?

Yes. I know Virginians see that area as their pride and joy but... I have to tell you, it's not much to write home about.

And certainly does not come close to NYC suburbs. Well, maybe Yonkers...

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Anonymous wrote:What are the DC metro's closest equivalents to Long Island, Westchester, Fairfield CT and Northern/Central NJ?

NoArl like the village

Maybe a Mexican Village.

^^^ what does that even mean?
No- north Arlington is nothing like the village, but it is also nothing like a Mexican village. Seriously are people posting from Iowa or something? Have you been to these places? I'm guessing not.

Oh I've been to Arlington many times. It may not be Mexico.... but it's probably closer to that than it is to Greenwich, in feel.

Just stop already with your nonsensical racist comments. So you've driven by a taco place in Arlington and you want to be an ass about it. We get it.

Racist? This is not about race. It's more about the feel of a place and class level.

Ever actually been to north Arlington?

Of course they haven't. They drove down part of four mile run, past the weenie beanie once, and think they know something.

Ps- if they were considering south Arlington in that regard ( although certainly they don't know the difference between north and south arl) , and had a clue...they'd compare it to El Salvador not Mexico.
SALA shall rise!!!!!

You mean "NoAr"?

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Anonymous wrote:What are the DC metro's closest equivalents to Long Island, Westchester, Fairfield CT and Northern/Central NJ?

NoArl like the village

Maybe a Mexican Village.

^^^ what does that even mean?
No- north Arlington is nothing like the village, but it is also nothing like a Mexican village. Seriously are people posting from Iowa or something? Have you been to these places? I'm guessing not.

Oh I've been to Arlington many times. It may not be Mexico.... but it's probably closer to that than it is to Greenwich, in feel.

Just stop already with your nonsensical racist comments. So you've driven by a taco place in Arlington and you want to be an ass about it. We get it.

Racist? This is not about race. It's more about the feel of a place and class level.

Ever actually been to north Arlington?

Anonymous wrote:What are the DC metro's closest equivalents to Long Island, Westchester, Fairfield CT and Northern/Central NJ?

Pretty irrelevant question because here there's no Manhattan. For good and bad, DC is a small city, like San Francisco, nothing to do with NY or LA.

This thread gets started every few weeks and always plays out the same. Well, maybe the comparison of Arlington to Tijuana is new. But, honestly, getting the same lectures about how DC isn't Manhattan and the suburbs aren't cute little snooty towns gets really boring. The small town model in NY/NJ is cute but also results in much larger disparities between neighboring towns. We don't have the slummy suburbs like Yonkers next to Bronxvilke, or Irvington next to Maplewood, but it's rare for anyone to point that out because we're all supposed to nod our j
Heads in unison about how cute the nicer areas are.