KCRag Forum

this would be a good logo, since KC has such a rich history of open-sea sailing

Pretty valid, I guess.  I just think its funny (strange not haha) that poor white people are the only social/racial group its still okeh to shit on openly without fear of reprisal. "Dago Hill" is more in line with "The Redneck Riviera", in my opinion.  But that all that is, an o...

DaveKCMO wrote: it sounds like the beginning of a war over who can develop the best riverfront???

sounds like a war where everyone benefits.  Kinda like the war on drugs, or the war on terror!

the_shadow wrote: as for proof...you will just have to take my word...I

Sounds like ShowMeKC's rationale for wanting to force everyone to live in lofts in the loop.

chingon wrote: I don't understand what you are trying to communicate, much less what it has to do with the building site at 14th and Main.

I'm guessing its an all-encompassing swipe against Kansas residents.

The poorest and most violent parts of the city don't have pretty streets and curbs... :lol: Yeah, imagine that.  The city isn't dumping money into bad neighborhoods, who woulda thunk it? I mean, it's not like STL has any bad neighborhoods.  It's all one glorious, free-love commune over there.

Similarly, not everyone likes to live urbanly.  If you want cities where everyone lives in an urban area, go to China.

LOL!  I dunno about that .  Stands were full-up on Sunday, the Indy 500 gets 400K fans every year, and the races are on ABC & ESPN.  Still tho, I hear ya, Neck-Car is more popular now.  Used to be confined to the South, but unfortunately, didn't stay down there. Durr, I was thinking about Champ...

IndyCar used to be the choice of the middle and upper-middle class surbanite.  Now, they've drifted over to Neck-Car.  It's quite puzzling to me. Yeah, now IndyCar has the fanbase of approximately no one.  Kinda sad, because the racing is a lot more interesting than 250 loops on a tri-oval.  Who kn...

Maitre D wrote:
Wow, your ignorance has never been on a more grander stage than here.

You're speaking of Dale Earnhardt, who drives Neck-Car.  They won't be in Kansas until October, so you know.

Did you wear your Dan Wheldon Target shirt, then? 

Kansas City could have handled it's basic services much better if it hadn't sprawled out. That's something a lot of big cities have had to deal with.  I mean, Omaha seems like Sprawl City.  Granted it would be easier with a smaller area to monitor/provide maintenance, but it's something we'll just ...

KC-wildcat wrote: Yeah, that's hilarious.  Nice work

heh, it was too easy. 

I also didn't say that there wouldn't be businesses in the suburbs. In fact, there ought to be some jobs in the suburbs. However, the suburbs need to be more urban , at least near the transportation corridors. It's just that about 70-80% of the jobs and companies belong in the urban core itself , a...

tat2kc wrote: That area would be ideal for a monorail system, like Disney Worlds. 

Looks like we already have a driver

I won!  I proposed to my girlfriend in mid-March, and we're getting married in September.  :D As far as places to have the reception, we're having it at the Uptown, which has some nice facilities.  There are a ton of places around town that offer reception services, depending on how you want to spen...

They ought to put a tram-type transit system between Schlitterbahn and Village West and the Speedway.  That would alleviate some traffic by eliminating some people making a short jog across 435, and could be interesting if they do a bit of meandering on the route. It might also give a little more re...

ShowMeKC wrote: I'd love to see an ESPN Zone, I loved the one in Washington DC...

That would be cool. 


810 Zone might throw a fit though. 

KC-wildcat wrote: My mother makes better food that almost any restuarant I've ever eaten at, but do I want to see her in the P&L district? 

You'll have to get her off Independence Ave first.










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People still wear Hard Rock Cafe shirts?

 

I'm not a fan of Bob, but are you saying you'd rather have your team's announcer rooting for the other team? Of course he's a homer....ALL broadcasters affiliated with one team are homers or else they wouldn't be wasting their time doing the job. What do you expect....a non-biased play-by-play guy?...