Fear of an Urban Planet...

[aknowledgeableperson]

As for Toss' expressive commentary, I say let's cut him some slack. It is normal to "open up," "vent," or whatever you want to call it in a safe place.

But at the same time we can "vent" back at him.

[trailerkid]

When an adult points out negative experiences sounding like a child throwing a tantrum why not razz him/her?

Guess I could do a posting about negative experiences standing in lines surrounded by people talking loudly on cell phones and, of course, the obnoxious ring tones.  Or what about driving down the street or even in my home being blasted by a car utilizing crude rap songs.

Now, those are things to really rant and rave about.

This forum is related to urbanity and the built environment. If you want to whine about crap like driving and parking-- start your own forum for other suburbadroids.

[kcdcchef]

This forum is related to urbanity and the built environment. If you want to whine about crap like driving and parking-- start your own forum for other suburbadroids.

actually, the forum has a part called missouri suburbs, and sadly, kansas suburbs.

[kcmetro]

This forum is related to urbanity and the built environment.

Last time I checked, that stuff exists in the suburbs too. Just a very different style, but still a built environment.

[BVC]

and sadly, kansas suburbs.

Long live, Lord of the Intellegencia.

[Roanoker]

But at the same time we can "vent" back at him.

Of course.

[kard]

Why should banks, etc cater to people in cars over pedestrians?

I think I'd like it in Vancouver.