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Under 35? Arlington, Texas second best city in US to live in.
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you should get out more. There's two within walking distance of my house.Originally posted by talisman View PostNot that I'm aware of. The law was voted to allow liquor stores in city limits last year finally, but I have yet to see one set up shop."If I asked people what they wanted, they would have said faster horses." - Henry Ford
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The only way Arlington is good for young singles is it's proximity to Fort Worth and Dallas. It's the burbs with a six flags for cryin' out loud. Unless you're the type to spend your evenings at the Sunshine bar, 15 miles east or west is going to be a better choice.
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Yeah, and there is one on cooper in the center in the front of where gearheads used to be. They are popping up, they just opened the other day.Originally posted by talisman View PostAren't you on the Mansfield border? I would think they'd be every where at this point."If I asked people what they wanted, they would have said faster horses." - Henry Ford
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There's a glorious Total Wine where Ultimate Electronics used to be.
For the record, that list is horseshit, but it's cute how people who've never lived in Arlington like to bag on it every time it's brought up. I've spent 31 years of my life here and know it well. There are things that aren't what they used to be (thanks Katrina!) but I'll take it over some of the other festering armpits on the list.
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Yep, that Total Wine and More by the Parks mall is awesome. Their handles of Crown are $10-12 cheaper than anywhere else around. There are a few on Cooper. A couple on Pioneer. Eric, you've been sleeping! These have been open for a little while now.Originally posted by Tyrone Biggums View PostThere's a glorious Total Wine where Ultimate Electronics used to be.
For the record, that list is horseshit, but it's cute how people who've never lived in Arlington like to bag on it every time it's brought up. I've spent 31 years of my life here and know it well. There are things that aren't what they used to be (thanks Katrina!) but I'll take it over some of the other festering armpits on the list.
I've lived 28 of my 37 years in Arlington. It's pretty much a dump, and the bad parts are growing and getting worse.
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