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Half serious answer: Blueberry (Indigenous), Lingonberry (Scandinavian), and Coffee (Horn of Africa)?

No matter the ingredients, the rest of the country would still call it Minneanapolitan.

...And sooner or later, St. Paul would get really jealous and ask the state for a subsidy to create a new, competing flavor.

My suggestion for Minneapolitan ice cream: road salt, snow, and dog shit.

Izzy's has an annual contest where it picks a few customer-suggested flavors. I could see JordanWasaN's suggestion having a shot.

Mintneapolitan -- just take neapolitan and replace one of the flavors with mint chocolate chip. Or replace the whole thing with mint chocolate chip.

(I like mint.)

Minneapolitan: Mint Chocolate Chip, Peppermint Bon Bon, and Minty Cow Track Ice Cream.

My suggestion for Minneapolitan ice cream: road salt, snow, and dog shit.

I like it. It really captures the spirit of both the city and its residents perfectly.

Minneapolitan: Mint Chocolate Chip, Peppermint Bon Bon, and Minty Cow Track Ice Cream.

With peanut butter!

(really, try it!)

Forbes ranked us #2 on the list for best cities for college grads in 2015

http://www.forbes.com/sites/susanadams/ ... s-in-2015/

Nice list here, with some things even I didn't know about and am excited to check out: http://www.complex.com/pop-culture/2015 ... ium=social

Forbes ranked us #2 on the list for best cities for college grads in 2015

http://www.forbes.com/sites/susanadams/ ... s-in-2015/

Forbes.....the NASA rocket scientists of all thing urban!

This has we are better than Chicago.

http://www.metroplanning.org/news/article/7110

Northeastern Illinois municipalities have a bad habit of giving away tax revenues to lure businesses to move from one suburb to the next or from a suburb to the City of Chicago, because they believe it will grow their overall tax base and create jobs locally.

There really ought to be some sort of federal legislation against job poaching. If city x or state y wants to have their property taxes or corporate income taxes at such and such a rate, that's fine, but the specific breaks for individual bunches of "jobs" are just dumb and hurt us all collectively.

542,000 jobs in the Chicago loop... damn that's a lot.

There really ought to be some sort of federal legislation against job poaching. If city x or state y wants to have their property taxes or corporate income taxes at such and such a rate, that's fine, but the specific breaks for individual bunches of "jobs" are just dumb and hurt us all collectively.

Job poaching is a symptom of the extremely fragmented nature of local government in the US, not the problem itself. The US desperately needs a way to make it easier for metropolitan centers to annex their suburbs.

Well, state and regional poaching is just as bad, though it looks less silly. There's def a case for annexation to a certain extent.

This has we are better than Chicago.

http://www.metroplanning.org/news/article/7110

Ouch, Chicago. Several people sent that to me as I was driving back from Chicago following the election.

#1 most literate city in America I guess.

http://www.usatoday.com/story/life/book ... /25531751/