I work at Maryland Live, that place brings the worst out of people. I seen so much since I started working there. The horseshoe casino in Bmore opens Aug 26.
so you are a part of the problem?Never said I wasDoesn't mean I couldn't still see DC for what it was and how things were before, and even appreciate it before. I'm professionally connected to many people that have changed DC over the last decade, so you could argue that I'm apart of it all that has transpired.
Club H2O was my spot like right when I turned 21... I used to be in that joint gettin it. I always hated Dream/Love so I would always hit up H2O or Heaven and Hell in Adams MorganDupont Circle has a fruity history, but the gentrification has pretty much made it truly cosmopolitan place, with everything and everybody going through there (students, homeless, tourists, professionals, artsy types). And that was when I was in DC 6 years ago... You could catch me on the chess tables playing against people from all over the world ... good times.
H20 on the waterfront was that spot though...the sheer number of bad women in one spot wascoming from North Carolina ..then throw in pretty and thick Ethiopians .....
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DC/Bmore/NOVA is a great place to be a young professional or continuing your education .....
The going thats bout to open up at National Harbor aint gonna have them problems. You already know security gonna be in there deep and they going to have some high ass minimumsIf you think that's bad, a casino in Bmore will be hell to work at Im sure.
The going thats bout to open up at National Harbor aint gonna have them problems. You already know security gonna be in there deep and they going to have some high ass minimums
. I'd say Cali because there's more options....and the weather puts it over the top.Which would you say is better dc or la?
I wanna move to Cali so bad y'all got all the best shyt![]()
the area around Nats stadium is SE and it looks like a new world compared to what it looked like 15 years ago...and they're developing a lot along MLK over in anacostia .It was a Forbes magazine article.
My feeling is that this article really meant, Northwest DC is cool. Southeast DC??? Not cool.
I heard about that development. Didn't know how it all turned out. When I was last in Maryland, the Nationals were still playing in RFK Stadium.the area around Nats stadium is SE and it looks like a new world compared to what it looked like 15 years ago...and they're developing a lot along MLK over in anacostia .
The internet went crazy this week when Forbes named DC America's Coolest City(http://www.forbes.com/sites/erincar...d-c-tops-our-list-of-americas-coolest-cities/) New Yorkers and Angelenos went on full joke mode clowning on what they think they know about DC....but in terms of livability, culture, food, activities, higher learning....I think Forbes got it right.
I grew up in this area and remember how it used to look during the early 90s....shyt wasn't pretty. Since then, the city has'ed many neighborhoods(they got Georgia Ave now?!?![]()
), which for good or bad has brought tons of new restaurants and bars all over the city.
The bikeshare program makes getting around the city easy and affordable. Some of the dedicated bike lanes had me feeling like I was in Amsterdam. I came up for the weekend and am staying in a hotel near the convention center. I've been able to leave my car parked the whole time and get everywhere I need to on a bike.![]()
Weed was just decriminalized and the city's medical marijuana is just taking off. I copped some loud near Dupont yesterday, walked down to Rock Creek Park, and went to Pluto at one of one the most peaceful spots right in the middle of the city.![]()
Last night, I was wandering around U st...came up on a random gogo/brass band partying right on the sidewalk.
I love living in Los Angeles, but cotdammit if I don't miss the DC ur-rea![]()
I was going to say, that doesn't sound like the gogo I grew up onthats not a gogo band, its Brass Connection.
DC has gotten real corny, but then so has the rest of America.
yupDC is a shell of itself. Gentrification has removed its soul.
Malcolm X park is in NWbut yes, SE is where you would go if you wanna see the "old DC" complete with dippas and all lol (round Malcom X park lol)