Rudest city in Indiana

[Max Volume]

I personally did not care for B town the times I was there.

 

[Dirty Steve]

Having owned a business there for more than 25 years, I concur. There were a lot of nice people that I worked and interacted with but generally, I found the Town, most city and county administrations, officials and university folks that I interacted with to to be quite rude.

Dirty Steve

 

[Shadow01]

Once Knight left Btown went to sh$t

 

[two70]

That's the way I took it. But then again, I have a degree from Purdue, so I'm probably smarter than some of the others here...

Nah, a degree from Purdue doesn't make you smarter than others, it just means you're a little too fond of livestock.

 

[rhamersley]

Nah, a degree from Purdue doesn't make you smarter than others, it just means you're a little too fond of livestock.

I went to Rose Hulman so I make fun of all of the state colleges with equal opportunity...especially ISU.

 

[Creedmoor]

Once Knight left Btown went to sh$t

Heres a little diddy,
Around 1996-97, Two of us working for Otis Elevator were replacing a drive bull gear on a escalator in the IU Student Union Building. Its a few days worth of work out and a few more to put the new one in.
One afternoon we heard this huge commotion coming down the hallway, one guy was MF'ing, F'ing, more cursing and threatening all of those in that group.
I said to my partner, someone needs to pop that a'hole in the mouth.
My partner was in awwww of this man.

I would say that some of Bloomington's population, have learned Knights poor behavior.

 

[Creedmoor]

That's the way I took it. But then again, I have a degree from Purdue, so I'm probably smarter than some of the others here...

Geesh, its not like your a Terrapin Graduate.

 

[mmpsteve]

I went to Rose Hulman so I make fun of all of the state colleges with equal opportunity...especially ISU.

I have a nephew that got a full ride to Rose. Today he works on projects that he says he can't talk about. And I believe him.

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[AndreusMaximus]

I personally did not care for B town the times I was there.

Same, and I've lived here for close to 20 years, lol. If it weren't for the fact that my family, in-laws, and employer, all three of which I get along with fabulously, are all literally withing walking distance of where I live, I'd have been out of here long ago.

At least I live outside of the city itself; things aren't so bad out in the country, but there seems to be an ever-increasing number of crazies, druggies, and random accidents caused by the most insanely bad driving. But maybe that's just the way it is everywhere now?

 

[KokomoDave]

I don't like any colleges! Now trade school is totally different...

 

[The Bubba Effect]

Bloomington really changed around 9/11. The university really shifted into high gear for recruiting and catering to out of state students, especially trash from New York.

The town really turned into a trashcan about then.

 

[miguel]

And that makes it better/OK?

Yes.