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The Official NBA Season Thread: Rank the NBA Cities
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Feel like New Orleans is fun. Don’t see what the issue would be spending regular seasons there. Warm weather, plenty of women, great food, music, cool houses.
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Fun to visit. But live in New Orleans? Nah.
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Don’t you live in Tappahannock?
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I mean you’re spending half the season on the road and the offseason probably in LA or vacationing wherever.
Would rather be there than a bunch of other NBA cities.
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Wouldn’t live in NO but you live in Richmond?
Only NBA city that would be a no for me would be SLC. Maybe Portland
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I mean it’s all objective. Depends on the other choice.
New Orleans > New York
New Orleans > Detroit
New Orleans > Salt Lake
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Where Id party at is different from where I’d like to lay my head.
That’s just me though. A lot of other cities in the South I’d pick over New Orleans.
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Youd live in Milwaukee?
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I’m living where the money is at.
Ideally would want to avoid basically the entire Central and Northwest divisions though
Ideally would want to avoid basically the entire Central and Northwest divisions though
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Took Ls on 8-24-24 for Reverse grinches and italian camo as expected and being bitter, happy nike stock is tanking!
Been a while since i flooded this joint with pics of my ugly mug so happy 8-24-24
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Like 60% of the land in the United States is in nowhere do nothing one horse town states.
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Owning land in nowhere to do nothing one horse states > New York
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Bad states (First draft)
Alabama
Alaska
Arkansas
Delaware
Hawaii
Idaho
Indiana
Iowa
Kansas
Kentucky
Maine
Minnesota
Mississippi
Missouri
Montana
Nebraska
Nevada
New Hampshire
New Mexico
North Dakota
Ohio
Oklahoma
Oregon
Rhode Island
South Dakota
Tennessee
Utah
Vermont
Washington
West Virginia
Wisconsin
Wyoming
Alabama
Alaska
Arkansas
Delaware
Hawaii
Idaho
Indiana
Iowa
Kansas
Kentucky
Maine
Minnesota
Mississippi
Missouri
Montana
Nebraska
Nevada
New Hampshire
New Mexico
North Dakota
Ohio
Oklahoma
Oregon
Rhode Island
South Dakota
Tennessee
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West Virginia
Wisconsin
Wyoming
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1. I guess my question would be what is stopped NO from being higher on your list in general?
2. Which Southern (SE) cities (you can include Texas for the sake of this convo) would you rather live over NO. Virginia on down.
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Gotta do it by city because some of the states not listed are only saved by 1/2 cities.
If Georgia didn't have Atlanta, it would just be Alabama.
If Pennsylvania didn't have Pittsburgh/Philly/Harrisburg, it would be hard to distinguish it from Ohio.
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Yes. Only half the season at home. Would live abroad or wherever I want during the offseason.
You can import women or build a roster anywhere if that’s how you live.
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1. New Orleans food and culture is great that’s not an issue. But with climate change and the ever present risk of terrible flooding, the bad educational system plus high crime rate. Too many risks. Imma pass.
2. Charlotte, Atlanta, Dallas, Orlando, Houston, Miami…Honestly all of them except Memphis. I’d pick NO over Memphis.
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Also if the biggest thing in your state is a college sports team your state automatically sucks cause what are you really talking about?
No industry, no history, no celebrities? No PROFESSIONAL sports? Sounds cool Alabama and Kentucky.
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I mean you don't have to live IN New Orleans. You could be a suburban dude while playing for them. But I know you like to sleep near where all the action is.
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