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By AKpilotEMT @ 2006-05-29 01:59:56
Suburban Sprawl. Beautiful, huh? Pack 'em in like sardines, their ain't no cattle here anymore. Hopefully even vegetarians would be sad at this site.
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@ 2006-05-31 01:35:24
The sprawl of Dallas could be some of the worst in the US. yuck!
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@ 2006-05-31 06:26:03
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania's one of the worst, too. There used to be a lot of farmland outside of Philly. Within 90 miles of downtown something like 95% of all the farmland that existed 50 years ago has now been developed.

In a hundred years America's going to be like this scene above, pretty much coast to coast. Why leave ranchland intact? Farms? Forests? Who needs 'em?! Tear down every tree, bulldoze every acre, develop, develop, develop.