[quote=mingus51";p="62792] Don't forget Cincy!

The armpit of America![/quote]

c'mon now...

although i plan on leaving promptly following graduation, there is MUCH worse out there.

and cumberland - retirement town of MD, nothing other than old age parties and road kill happens here

-e-

Believe me guys,I live in Luton and it's rightfully No 1 in my book.Its a complete shithole.Where do i start?The traffic is a nightmare,there is not one house-based club,let alone a prog house venue.Its all r and b crap music played.he University always comes near the bottom of the rankings list.There is a real bad feeling of ethnic tenison,as the town is a hotch potch of ethnic mnorities.There are no nice places that you could take a lady to etc etc.It really is poor.

But the official list must be dubious,as i just went to edinburgh for a week and thought it was lovely,so how that can be in the list i dont know

[quote=Geoffrey of Mint";p="61564]Phoenix, AZ!

Freaky hot in summer and super crappy clubs!

G.[/quote]

Yep, [b]super crap clubs[/b]

Re: Crap Towns

Northampton, UK. Best place to go for a fight on a Friday night!

Re: Crap Towns

Here in Northern Virginia, manassas has always been frowned upon. But I like to call it Manasshole. It's only proper.

[quote=GregWhelan";p="63557] But the official list must be dubious,as i just went to edinburgh for a week and thought it was lovely,so how that can be in the list i dont know[/quote]

The criteria isn't always so obvious...

[quote] Complaints about the city include playwright Tom Stoppard?s quote that Edinburgh was the "Reykjavik of the south", and the observation it has "pockets of poverty and desperation deep enough to make your eyes bleed".

It is described as having cold buildings and cold people, while one person claimed it had "the UK?s most psychotic public transport employees".

"Only in Edinburgh have I seen a bus driver pull out in front of an elderly woman clutching a white stick with the intention of making an example of her," the anonymous contributor writes.

Another "endorsement" contrasts the "charming cosmopolitan wonderland" of the Festival with the "freezing, seething drug den cleaved through with running rivers of p*****-up students" seen in the city for the rest of the year. "Ned culture" is mentioned, and both Muirhouse and Craigmillar are flagged up as the less tourist-friendly face of the city. [/quote]

[url]http://news.scotsman.com/scotland.cfm?id=1135382004[/url]