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From your article, I assume you must not be a native of D.C.. I also assume you are a Yankee, from the boreal regions of either New York or New England. Am I correct?

Reason I make these assumptions is that I was home grown Yankee who went to college in New Orleans. I quickly learned I had to slow my New York pace or I'd soon overheat and explode. Also, the lifestyle of New Orleanians will not tolerate a New York minute.

p>D.C. is a Southern town. It's slow paced in many ways, not just in its walking habits. Although I've lived in a D.C. suburb for years, I hear they still walk fast on the sidewalks of Manhattan. br> -- Paul Doolittle /p> p> Ah, but what if someone doesn't want to walk faster? Window shopping...scenery gawking...taking pleasure in what's going on around you as you walk. Transportation, walking or otherwise, is more than just getting from Point A to Point B, you know... br> -- Robert Nowall br> Cape Coral, Florida /p> p> NERO WAS A RINO br> Re: Jeremy Lott's Quibbling Over Principle

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