Birmingham AL
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The fact that b'ham doesn't have a major sporting franchise could be a major motivating factor as well.
There is no sports culture like in other cities during regular season were people get to go out to games. There are no high paid athletes you'll catch "out on the town" etc. So this is the only time the city gets to do stuff like this.
Hell this could be why college football in general is so big in the state.
There simply are no other avenues for "sports fandom" in Alabama which is funny given we house some of the strongest college football teams in the country ...but no NFL franchise
The fact that b'ham doesn't have a major sporting franchise could be a major motivating factor as well.
There is no sports culture like in other cities during regular season were people get to go out to games. There are no high paid athletes you'll catch "out on the town" etc. So this is the only time the city gets to do stuff like this.
Hell this could be why college football in general is so big in the state.
Ain't b ham trying to built a football stadium?
David_TheMan
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Man I'm so looking forward to moving back up to da ham(currently down in Auburn) I want to use b'ham as the base for my online business videogamestashbox.com. Given it's a major telecommunications hub and it's a black ran city in great standing it's the perfect place for me. I'd love to buy out the old century plaza building and setup shop in it.
I got so many ideas to build on
I swear I won't c00n my money away like most of these rich folks
Man stay in Auburn, Auburn is rapidly expanding, excellent location between Atlanta, Montgomery (primary UPS hub for the region), Bham, and still close to Memphis (Fedex hub), plus land is a lot cheaper and plentiful in lee county than Jefferson county.
Go look at landwatch.com, eventually I would like to buy some land to setup some boutique cattle and hog farming (Berkshire hogs and Angus/Wagiyu beef).
I think it might be better if black folks start buying our own land and making our own hubs.
Think I have to give the nod to the ASU dancers 
