So why don't you get a job and live in Seattle then? All you do is complain and criticize other places. It honestly seems like you're just scared of actually have adult responsibilities.

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Originally posted by srussell0018 So why don't you get a job and live in Seattle then? All you do is complain and criticize other places. It honestly seems like you're just scared of actually have adult responsibilities.

Because there isn't anything I want to do there? How am I scared? I have already worked professionally, for many years too... Its not like I have never had responsibilities.

How old are you? You got offered a job that pays well and you turned it down. You'd rather not have a job and live in a basement than have a job and live on your own. Coward, imo.

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Originally posted by srussell0018 How old are you? You got offered a job that pays well and you turned it down. You'd rather not have a job and live in a basement than have a job and live on your own. Coward, imo.

Yea I also didn't want to move 3000 miles away from all of my friends and family (none of my immediate family, including aunts and uncles live outside of Washignton/Oregon) to a part of the country that is ultra conservative, religious, and has a climate that I find horrible. Aren't you Irish or something, moving across the country isn't a train ride away like it is for most other countries, its a huge distance. Its not cowardice, its just that in terms of over all living situation, in my opinion, it would be a downgrade.

Not to mention it'd be contested by the people I already have contracts with because I'd be working for a company that is partnered with a company that makes a product directly competing with what I am already working on, so from that point of view it doesn't even make sense. I'd be working for a company that is competing against myself and my stake holders.

To be honest though, if they had offered me a position at their Australian or Czech studios I'd be much more likely to move there. Florida is just fucking horrible. No one I have ever talked to with half a brain, and wasn't from Florida to begin with has ever said anything nice about living there.

You make being jobless and living in a basement sound so appealing.

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Originally posted by meriter People call all soda 'coke' in Florida. It's weird you can order a coke and they'll ask you what kind.

we call it all coke in texas too. i think that's a general southern thing? could be wrong.

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philippe - In MEXICO says: ur the most clever pothead i know philippe - In MEXICO says: u deserve a fucking medal

nou where do you live now (i mean what city, i got the basement thing...)?

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philippe - In MEXICO says: ur the most clever pothead i know philippe - In MEXICO says: u deserve a fucking medal

nou doesn't live, he exists.

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Originally posted by prolikewhoa nou where do you live now (i mean what city, i got the basement thing...)?

Tacoma, WA about 30 miles south of Seattle.

- Ask for Coke
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- Ask Orangesto for Coke
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- Go to ale nights for fat girls and buck tooth
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- Learn to play Magic with fat guys and buck tooth
no.

Leaving on the 25th to Orlando.
Leaving on the 4th to New York, until i come back home on the 8th. So except for the expensive clubs and bars, anything i should check out? Mind you i had a high school trip at New York, so i'm done with lala-ing on the top of rockerfeller tower, ground zero, statue of liberty, etc. Suggestions?

The only places in which I've ever heard sprite, etc. referred to as 'coke' are:

Bradenton, FL
Dothan, AL
Biloxi, MS

As for NY, I suggest doing everything avana says used to be awesome but has gotten too popular.

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