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Originally Posted by rofina
You realize you're arguing with yourself? Why?
Ill write it in larger format since it appears you missed it before;
If you want to debate stats, I conceded twice that Metrotown will be BC king for a long time.
That's 3 times now. But go ahead - lets do this again.
I used to split my time between LA and Vancouver. Want to talk about which properties feel high end in LA?
Your strawman building abilities are un-paralled. Naturally, next claim I will make is that Brentwood, LA is less affluent than Brentwood, Burnaby.
What am I supposed to do with this absurdity?
Secondly - you're posting this on a building forum. Do you consider what building design is based on beyond the base of codes and engineering requirements?
Feel.
Its all in the feel and the emotion a space evokes. If you ever sat down with an architect or designer, this is the start and end of the conversation.
Engineering and code are just realities that need to be worked around to get space just right to evoke the emotions desired.
Either you're understanding of my point but choosing to be obtuse, presumably for your own amusement.
Or.
You don't really know what you're about and looking to come off smarter than you are on an internet forum.
I'll go with the former, to give you benefit of doubt.
I don't dismiss stats, literally, I been agreeing with you for 3 posts now. Ill reiterate for a 4th time; Metrotown will not only remain Lower Mainland king, but provincial king for years to come.
It will all be in the stats.
You're so busy looking for a disagreement? Why?
I really hope you don't communicate with people like this in real life, or there is bound to be some deeply miserable people around you. Not to mention your own mental health.
Take a breather. We don't know each other, and were talking about 2 random malls in a backwater of a City. This isn't important. |
Says I'm arguing with myself and then proceeds to respond to my post in a point-by-point rebutting format.
Utter.
Lack.
Of Self-awareness.
It practically just writes itself.
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Originally Posted by rofina
>>>>"What am I supposed to do with this absurdity? "
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Maybe not point a lantern at it and use it as an opening to let the whole world know you lived in LA (for what reason, who knows?).
Just a thought.
Also, I too have lived in LA and Vancouver (as I am now) - which is probably why Brentwood in LA came to mind first for me as an example, And I'm sure if Montreal or New York had Brentwoods (where I've lived as well), those two might have served as comparison before that.
It was a throwaway example based on name similarity and the differences in how people from different places have different taste levels, and not an invitation to another argument or pissing contest over whose knowledge of high-end LA neighborhoods is superior.
Geeez.
Quote:
Originally Posted by rofina
Its all in the feel and the emotion a space evokes. If you ever sat down with an architect or designer, this is the start and end of the conversation.
Engineering and code are just realities that need to be worked around to get space just right to evoke the emotions desired.
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I wish you knew what I do for a living just to place this quote of yours in its proper context of just how condescending and (HILARIOUSLY) oblivious and clueless you sound.
But why stop you?
You're on a roll, here.
Regardless let's nip this right here.
While this indeed has been fun and amusing, you probably had it right the second time.
I have no problem admitting that I don't know what I'm talking about half the time and can be (/have been) accused of trying to look smarter than I am a lot of that time.
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Something I'm sure no one has ever accused you of.
Feel free to help yourself to the last word, if that's the sort of thing that rocks your jolly.
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