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| igottaknow |
| quote: | Originally posted by Sunsnail
don't come to atl, seriously. the humidity will kill you |
so what do you do to cope live in a/c or get use to it? |
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| BadBadNeil |
hmmmm how about north or northwest chicago? more people and social life, same weather as NE, not too much crime in the northern and western parts, close to water, has some big clubs, lot of jobs, city isn't as hectic as NY, cost of living is high but not stupid.
Charlotte - Loved this city. Sucks for any EDM music but its easy to get around, lot of people and singles, 4hrs to ATL, good sports town, major airport hub, good weather, houses are still pretty cheap, crime isn't bad, some nice lakes.
k thats it till i think of anything else |
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| Sunsnail |
| quote: | Originally posted by igottaknow
so what do you do to cope live in a/c or get use to it? |
you just live with it I guess. during the summer its like hell just to get the mail |
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| Boomer187 |
| san diego is actually a badass place to live. The weather is perfect and you are only like 1.5 hours out of LA. but its kinda expensive ot live there. Same with San Fran, great place, and you don't need a car, but its expensive. |
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| igottaknow |
| quote: | Originally posted by Boomer187
san diego is actually a badass place to live. The weather is perfect and you are only like 1.5 hours out of LA. but its kinda expensive ot live there. Same with San Fran, great place, and you don't need a car, but its expensive. |
my older brother lives out there its not bad if you split an apt. just have to deal with that whole roomate thing. :nervous: |
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| Marc Summers |
| quote: | Originally posted by igottaknow
i'll have to checkout s jersy. is that where you live? |
Yeah, I live in the suburbs, west of one of the worst towns (Keansburg) in my area. If you go further south you can get some nice towns. Most towns have easy access to NYC, and you are never to far from vacation spots, like cape may. Be prepared to spent some $$ though. And stay clear of the guido's. And don't worry, North Jersey is where all of the refineries are.
One of the cheaper states would be delaware, but wtf is in delaware. |
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| BadBadNeil |
| I always wondered what is in deleware, we pass by it so fast on 95 |
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| Ygrene |
I have to say I like where I live in PA. It's an hour from NYC by train, a half an hour to Philly by car and about 50 minutes to the Jersey shore by car.
I've only been here about 6 months but, the area where I live (Langhorne, PA) and spend most of my time (Newtown, PA) is very nice. Newtown is what I would consider an upper-scale community. It's pretty expensive (I pay $1100 for a one bedroom apt! :wtf: ) but I am very happy with my neighbors and amenities that are close. |
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| eye_03 |
ive considered going somewhere myself once i have my career in order, and SD has crossed my mind as well.
also, i'd suggest for you VANCOUVER. yeah its in Canada, buts still cool. :cool: |
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| verndogs |
| quote: | Originally posted by Marc Summers
but wtf is in delaware. |
no sales tax, close to philly and baltimore |
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| nchs09 |
| quote: | Originally posted by igottaknow
i could never see myself in vegas. too flat. no trees. i loath commercialism and gambling. i know i shouldnt judge it to harshly because i have no first hand experience.
sorry mrya and others no way am i moving farther north.
some other choices might be seattle, atl, north carolina |
atl sucks lol.
rly nothing to do here. unless u like going to the park. many a parks to enjoy hehe |
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