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[a_robots_tear]

Just got home from an overrated street in providence. Its sad that this is supposed to be one of the most cultured areas of the country. Its shocking that it gets worse than this in amerciaI love the thugs that get violent on thayer street. Everyone in the world hates america cause of the horribly violent and superior attitude this place has. Its

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[deejus]

It's sad that this IS one of the most cultured areas of the country. Personally, I spend as little time in Providence as I can.

As for the poser girls ... *snicker* ... I loved how in BHHS, my classmates kept bitching about me never having a girlfriend, went to mixers, etc. Starting in senior year, their own relationships crashed and burned -- so many it was like a firestorm. If it wasn't so sad I would have laughed -- looking at the kind of girls they chose, it was so obvious that it would happen.

Hendricken had more than its fair share of faux Italians / Brooklyners. Amusing, but tiresome.

....anyway, I blame a lot of this social climate on television. Clichéd though my suggestion may be, I still think it holds water. I could rant about that, but I've ranted enough. Thanks for listening.

[brillante729]

well said. i don't think there are too many "cultured" places in the United States. yes, we do have theatres and musuems and historical places, but not the extent that Europe has.
although i do enjoy walking along the river in Providence. It reminds me of walking along the Seine in Paris or the Tevere in Rome.

[sue_ticia]

mmmmarco? i met you last night at the green room. you were supposed to "break up" with some girl in front of us but you left so suddenly, hah. sorry if this random message was creepy.

-sue (one of the gals on the couch)