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Posted on 2/4/15 at 10:52 pm to High Diving Horses
Posted on 2/4/15 at 10:52 pm to High Diving Horses
Seneca sucks and is full of rednecks.. with a WalMart that had more Gamecock stuff than Clemson stuff at the time I visited..
Calm down. I'm just ramming in the fact that Clemson has no bar culture. Young people like bar culture.
You wanna talk numbers too...
Clemson - 17,000 (according to you)
SC - 32,000... one of these numbers is bigger than the other.
Clemson (the city) - 20,000 (when school is in session?)
Columbia - 135,000
**there are LITERALLY more people for you to DO in Columbia..
Calm down. I'm just ramming in the fact that Clemson has no bar culture. Young people like bar culture.
You wanna talk numbers too...
Clemson - 17,000 (according to you)
SC - 32,000... one of these numbers is bigger than the other.
Clemson (the city) - 20,000 (when school is in session?)
Columbia - 135,000
**there are LITERALLY more people for you to DO in Columbia..
This post was edited on 2/4/15 at 10:52 pm
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Posted on 2/4/15 at 10:54 pm to DorchesterGamecock
lol Seneca is full of rich people out on the lake too. It is like every city, people of all different stripes. Seneca has some bars in Ram Cat Alley which you probably didn't know about. I consider Andersonn part of Clemson area too, it has restaurants/bars near 85 and then more in downtown Anderson.
lol how many people do you know in Columbia? You actually can know more people in a smaller town than a big town. In a bigger city or college, you are just around more strangers.
But again, how does more people mean there is more to do? Because I think that at a school with 17000 you can find plenty of people to do stuff with.
I'm not trying to promote Clemson. I always hear SC fans say nothing to do in Clemson in comparison to Cola. Yet I could do all the same things they did in Cola, plus closer to the mountains.
Anderson has decent mall with the stores college kids like, plus Haywood Mall is right up the interstate in Greenville. Who goes shopping that often anyway?
lol how many people do you know in Columbia? You actually can know more people in a smaller town than a big town. In a bigger city or college, you are just around more strangers.
But again, how does more people mean there is more to do? Because I think that at a school with 17000 you can find plenty of people to do stuff with.
I'm not trying to promote Clemson. I always hear SC fans say nothing to do in Clemson in comparison to Cola. Yet I could do all the same things they did in Cola, plus closer to the mountains.
Anderson has decent mall with the stores college kids like, plus Haywood Mall is right up the interstate in Greenville. Who goes shopping that often anyway?
This post was edited on 2/4/15 at 10:58 pm
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