Post: #51

Can't blame girls in Miami for liking thugs. Women like bad boys. If you were living out West then it'd be bikers or further west maybe surfers up north ski instructors

Post: #52

(12-24-2011 02:14 AM)tomtud Wrote:  

(12-23-2011 06:20 PM)speakeasy Wrote:  Lol, Crockett and Tubbs up above look like the cover of a gay porn.

You guys have to look at how Miami made its money and what that did to the local culture. There's no old money in Miami. It's hot money. Real estate, cocaine, money laundering, porn, clubs, sex, bad rap music. What else is Miami known for? Culture? Technology? Media? Finance? It's a city built on vice. Why is anyone surprised that girls wear thugs as fashion accessories?

Watch cocaine cowboys (youtube it).... will show a glimpse of how miami made its money.

Cocaine cowboys, the Miami version, is a fascinating documentary. Really well done. Definitely recommend it.

Post: #53

(12-26-2011 06:00 AM)Luckystar Wrote:  

(12-24-2011 02:14 AM)tomtud Wrote:  

(12-23-2011 06:20 PM)speakeasy Wrote:  Lol, Crockett and Tubbs up above look like the cover of a gay porn.

You guys have to look at how Miami made its money and what that did to the local culture. There's no old money in Miami. It's hot money. Real estate, cocaine, money laundering, porn, clubs, sex, bad rap music. What else is Miami known for? Culture? Technology? Media? Finance? It's a city built on vice. Why is anyone surprised that girls wear thugs as fashion accessories?

Watch cocaine cowboys (youtube it).... will show a glimpse of how miami made its money.

Cocaine cowboys, the Miami version, is a fascinating documentary. Really well done. Definitely recommend it.

I'm watching this right now. Here is a direct link to it, I also highly recommend it:
http://topdocumentaryfilms.com/cocaine-cowboys/

Post: #54

Just watched Cocaine Cowboys. Felt like real life GTA Vice city lol

I related a lot to what I experienced growing up in Brazil and our sad reality .

*How much does Cocaine still influences Miami's economy and lifestyle?

Post: #55

(12-23-2011 06:02 PM)Pilgrim37 Wrote:  I'm afraid when a country panders to the lowest common denominator in it's cultural pantheon this is the result!


Take Miami back to the Eighties!
Back when scum was treated like scum and not celebrated!
Much more fun...and it was the murder capital of the US

Miami in the 80s was pure class, the music, the women and most importantly back then there were no wannabe thugs, just real ones.

Post: #56

I think I would have preferred to be in my prime when men could dress and dance like this in nightclubs,
Also, girls didn't have a blackberry or iphone stitched into the palm of their hand.

70's and 80's nightclubbing and pulling must have been fun.

Post: #57

Next time I visit Miami, I'll use this pickup line "I am Tony Montana and I will fuck you tonight"