You know you're in a third-rate American city when...
on the way from the airport, you pass a building named Municipal Auditorium.
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5 comments:
Atlanta, Nashville, Columbus GA, and New Orleans now; but Kansas City is not third-rate.
rgl who knows Canada has a few Munis
After following the link and looking at the title of the page, I feared for a moment that they had actually named it the Muncipal Auditorium.
Robert: That's the point; they did.
No, no, not the MunIcipal Auditorium.
The Muncipal Auditorium.
Robert: Ah, I get you now.
It must be tough to be Ralph Q. Muncipal -- no city will let you put your name on anything...
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