hong kong

tokyo

berlin

nyc

seattle

kuala lumpur

wellington

london

vientiane

arcata, ca

— jergïns, Tuesday, July 10, 2007 11:35 PM (0 seconds ago) Bookmark Link

(cities i’ve been to so that’s hopefully more interesting)

i am not so interesting as you.

so here’s my list of top 10 cities i want to go to. that i haven’t been before.

havana

hong kong

shanghai

tokyo

london

rio de janeiro

montreal

moscow

barcelona

paris

oh yeah that’s way better.

shanghai

montreal

havana

melbourne

port vila, vanuatu

rio

cape town

fukuoka

pyongyang

karachi

c’mon drop 10 you’ve been to

also, “great”

may have been an overstatement

not an overstatement

some of mine seem sort of stuckush (not spelled right, i know), but i haven’t travelled that much outside of the US. as a result, some of these are places that may not be “world class,” but they are places that i have enjoyed and appreciate nevertheless:

berlin, germany

new york city, new york, usa

seattle, washington, usa

vancouver, british columbia, canada

sacramento, california, usa

cincinnati, ohio, usa

salt lake city, utah, usa

calgary, alberta, usa

sioux city, south dakota, usa

portland, oregon, usa

^oh oops sorry calgary, i know u r in canada. :(

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yeah crazy 60s masterplaning. what doesn’t work in city or neighborhood planning seems to work better in planning a capital/capitol. Belize and Bangladesh (and hell even DC) have masterplanned capitals that project a sense of unity that the country often doesn’t have.

lol @ sacramento making your list

:(

i said it was stuckush.

it’s cool i know you put it on the list cuz of ‘events’

hey! despite, more like.

you know i’m telling truth.

tru