I also feel it is very prejudice in Indianpolis. As a third generation Mexican American, I have felt and heard the prejudice! I went to dinner with co-workers only to hear awful derogatory comments from one of the girl’s husband about African-Americans, Mexicans, and Jewsish openly! I have accounts from others that this is the most prejudice place they have ever lived.

As seen in the picture above, Indianpolis doesn’t take care of itself. It is ugly and if a business fails, we are reminded every day until the sign decomposes! During the summer I will admit due to the greenery, the city is more aesthetic, but in the already depressing winters it is difficult to stomach! Do something with this ugly city!

Events and listings for the city kill me! We are VERY limited on the available activities during the winter. As a young childless couple in the city, my husband and I have been forced to leave the city when we can in order to stay sane. The concerts and live music here is extremely limited. When there is a descent music group here the radio stations are compelled to play the music repetitively for the next year, making us all hate it and never want it to return!

The most awful thing about the city is the driving! I have never been to a city or town with worst drivers! I can honestly say I fear for my life! Every conventional highway driving rule is thrown out the window with the trash here! This in my opinion is an easy fix, but still even the law enforcement fail to use simple turning signals.

This city is growing up. I hope for their sake they get it together. I won’t stay to find out.

New Orleanians have a sense of humour. We also know the definition of sarcasm.

And Miss Huffman, we are not as racist as you might think. Why just tonight the City of New Orleans elected its first white mayor in over thirty years!

(See, I told you we understood sarcasm… )

But I kind of like: “…I guess it could be that the march toward middle age has caused you to (hopefully temporarily) leave behind the Reason of your youth and supplant it with a clumsier and more hackneyed polarity normally not seen this side of Mike Royko…” You don’t see the Mike Royko reference every day.