I want to know what people think about Baltimore. non natives, natives, and visitors.
205562
I was born in Baltimore and lived there through Senior year of HS.  It's always been in my heart!  I live near DC now and find that people are a lot nicer in Baltimore.  I dunno...maybe I'm biased.  But it's known as Charm City for a reason.  Steeped in its blue collar roots as a shipping hub, the people who live there work hard, care for their neighbors, and generally enjoy each others' company.  From what I can see, most Baltimoreons dislike the brashness and arrogance they perceive as a common trait among their other east coast port town cousins.  And there are some rough neighborhoods in the city, but you can negotiate through most of the city without any problems.\n\nI saw a reply that said it was boring???  You just have to know where to go.  Orioles or Ravens games are always fun.  Hit Federal Hill, Fells Point, or Canton for bars/nightlife.  There are a ton of places to go if you are into history/museums.  You can check out The National Aquarium which just opened an Australian outback exhibit or the Cloisters art gallery.  Go to Ft. McHenry where the Star Spangled Banner was written or check out the Edgar Allen Poe or Babe Ruth Museums for some info on the local born celebrities.  One of my favorite places to go is Lexington Market.  It's a few blocks from Camden Yards and is an open air style market situated in a giant warehouse.  Each vendor has their own little stall where they can sell produce, food, candies, etc.  My parents used to take me there as a baby.  If you want to get out of town for something different, it's simple to take day trips to Ocean City, Annapolis, DC, Shenandoah, etc.\n\nCheck out wikipedia for more info on the history of the city and I hope this helped you out.
125999
I saw very little of Texas, when I passed through to return to NYC.  I found the people very polite, but its the Cost of Living that I was most impressed with.  An Economy that moves at a reasonable pace. One that allows its citizens to enjoy the world around them. You have no idea of how fast, and troubled NYC is until you visit a State where the Resource won't be used up before their harvested.  NYC is out of sync with life.  I believe Texas has its problems but they won't kill themselves solving them.
638779
Sorry we are overcrowded now.\n\nSorry-America;\n\n  There is a lot to see here. Many luxuries. Our Cities are stunning. All kinds of people of all races, nationalities, religions cultures. And it is not hard to be friendly.\n  Down side-Political up heaving, crooked government, Our Services Schools and Medical and State funding is in trouble. Our legal system is in trouble--the Justice system are not taking the bad element off the street. But with so many people who notices it.\n If you to come-enjoy but be careful.\n And yes we are overcrowded.
265499
yes,it is a very open minded city.There are alternative newspapers available for free at most supermarkets,restaurants,etc.They always write about what is going on.It's a great city with nice people no matter what your lifestyle or income.
588343
Is this a contest going on somewhere?  I've been to all those cities, but Chicago is the one I still have a lot left to see.  I'm a big fan of blues music, so that's also a big reason as well.  To me, live music in an urban setting is a different experience...it's not just the quality of the music, it's how the music sets the vibe for exploring the city.
450809
beautiful.   i thought it had some beautiful country in its own right. it is cold no doubt,  nothing to stop the wind.   but i enjoyed it there, and the many different people i met there.   sadly not all the people get along, due to their differences - but i enjoy all the differences  - variety
634415
Well, I have to say, you're being very stereotypical. It's obvious that you don't like Americans, but don't you think that you're generalizing, just a bit? Most Americans have moved on from being prejudiced. Now, I'm not saying that the whole of America isn't prejudiced, because there are a large number of prejudiced people. But isn't it the same in other countries as well? And how exactly do Americans show off? I don't understand. And perhaps we do sometimes get in business that maybe we shouldn't, such as Iraq, but that shouldn't be a reflection on our country, it's a reflection on the choices of the president. And like the person above me said, there are some tourists who think they're God's gift to mankind, but not everyone is like that. A few people shouldn't be cause to hate a whole country. No person, no country, is perfect.
655096
I think it's pretty popular there.I met someone from there a while back & they seemed very friendly.Just wish they would've showed me pictures of the place.Love to look at pictures from all over the world. But hey,Good luck with your answers & you have an awesome day OK? Sorry I couldn't give you a better answer.
658454
I'm not American but I love a lot of things about traveling there and I do work with Americans. Do I think it's great? Hell, yeah. Do I think it's messed up too? Hell, yeah. Then again people mistake redneck donutheads as speaking for ALL of America.
279146
I think Mayor Nagin does not really care about the people of New Orleans. I was there at the time the hurricane hit and I think he has other motives for remaining mayor. What has he done for you lately?
343089
I used to live there.  Colonial Williamsburg is a weird situation. SOME buildings are part of the park and have limited admission (via expensive ticket) but the street down the middle - Duke of Gloucester (D.O.G. Street for short) is a public road and open to anyone.  The KKK is, unfortunately, protected by the 1st Amendment.  The Colonial Williamsburg Foundation was plenty miffed.
509464
I don't know anyone from there, but I wouldn't mind it.\nI take people for who they are , not what they look like or where they are from.  People are people no matter what skin they are in .\n\nGod Bless
637055
I used to live in New York.   All I can said is:  It is a good place to visit, but not to live there.  I moved out from New York 20 years ago.  \n\nIf you have friend live there, you should visit it some day.
106817
Are you trying to hire people?????  Well, what's your email?  What state/city?  \n\nWait... are you looking for a job?  Baltimore has jobs!  My brother subcontracts....... there's plenty of work here.
239107
Nope don't live there but have visited several times over the years.  I love Michigan it is a great place.
46793
I live in Northwest Baltimore City and there are apartments in that price range here. They are in a somewhat nice area. I gues it depends on what you are used to. Feel free to e-mail me.
615583
My favorites  Tennessee and North Caolina.  They are pretty and the people are exceptionally nice.  My least favorite is Florida.  I lived in Fort Lauderdale, and it's a nasty overcrowded hellole and the people are rediculously rude!