I just moved back into the city limits. I could fix its problems in a couple terms as mayor… unfortunately I’d probably be assassinated in about ten minutes after making any proposal… not that I could win anyhow… since I don’t have a D next to my name lol
Washington Times article on Pittsburgh's tragic, self-inflicted devolution
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I was being tongue in cheeky....this is clearly the reason.
You can take a Yinzer out of the Burgh...but you cant take the Burgh out of a Yinzer!
Pittsburgh will always be home...But I dont believe I would ever move back.
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You can take a Yinzer out of the Burgh...but you cant take the Burgh out of a Yinzer!
Pittsburgh will always be home...But I dont believe I would ever move back.
Never resided in Pittsburgh. Visited 8x in my life, but not for a while now. Take the Duquesne Incline to the top and look at the city - awesome. Homes perched on the hill, a beautiful architecture, bridges. But holy ****, getting from Point A to Point B requires that you have lived in the damn place for at least 2 years to know where to go.
Every road follows the rivers, streams and hills.
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Yeah, but only go one way. Oh, and that one is shut down for construction. Sorry, that one goes the wrong way. Hold up, that one has traffic thick as LA's finest. Sorry, construction on that one too.
Follow the Belt system...
Belt color determines how to get from one part of the city to the other....if they still have that system there?
