November 13, 200619 yr I think this bridge, just like many places in the tri state, it's somewhere that can be safe. While other times it can be dangerous, it all depends on how prepared you are, and what type of people are out walking the streets that night.
November 13, 200619 yr So you're admitting you're at an advantage over some, right? I said perhaps, it's all a matter of opinio, and relativity. I know of lots of kids that come from the same back ground as me that choose to deal or take drugs and get in serious trouble bc of it. I also know people who grew up in area's filled with crime and low income housing that're doing good things with their lives. It's not about where you come from, it's about where you go from there.
November 13, 200619 yr I said perhaps, it's all a matter of opinio, and relativity. I know of lots of kids that come from the same back ground as me that choose to deal or take drugs and get in serious trouble bc of it. I also know people who grew up in area's filled with crime and low income housing that're doing good things with their lives. It's not about where you come from, it's about where you go from there. I believe you are more likely to lead a delinquent life if you live in areas that tend to have higher crime rates. Like run down parts of cities, areas with a lot of housing projects, etc... Some people believe that the poor do not have the opportunities that the non poor do have, therefore the poor are more likely to resort to crime. I believe that where you live plays a big role in what kind of life you will lead. Yes there are a few that will make it out and lead a good life...but it doesn't happen often because there are not as many opportunities.
November 13, 200619 yr I always try to park close to the Reds stadium. There are a ton of lurkers out late at night, especially in the summer months when its warm. A lot of them will ask you for change, it almost makes me uncomfortable saying no. I just don't make eye contact and casually say "I don't have any" and walk off. I do think its sad being from Cincy and living in NKY for a while, when I tell friends im from Cincy, they ask me "if ive been shot."
May 25, 200719 yr I thought the price was way too much, $80 is outrageously high to climb a bridge. I thought it was 50? And even then I never even considered doing it.
May 25, 200719 yr No competition in the entire Western Hemisphere, and you can't sell your attraction? Don't fire the marketing guys..... ...throw 'em off the bridge!!
May 25, 200719 yr I thought it was 50? And even then I never even considered doing it. The article said it started with rates between $59 and $79 then they lowered it to $30, I would have considered $15.
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