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How Rough Is Your Neighbourhood?! (pg. 8)
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| jupiterone |
| quote: | Originally posted by Lilith
Think southern Zimbabwe where my mother lived (and I tried to avoid visiting if at all possible) was the worst, armoured Toyota Landcruiser, two pistols, two shotguns, an M16 and a mercenary was more or less always with me going outside the homestead. On the way to/from you'd pass a couple of dozen people beaten to death on the side of the road by the government militias and they tended to like setting things and people on fire.
After my mother died I gave up trying to keep the farm there, just way too dangerous with so many people getting killed all the time and eventually they tried to finish us off as well. It was a war zone, lost count of the times someone tried to shoot me over the 1-2years I was there, 6 years later, I still don't recommend anyone go there either!
Aside from that I now live in boring suburbia and quite content to never live anywhere 'exciting or adventurous' ever again. |
Reminds me of Hotel Rwanda. Which was a great movie by the way. |
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| squirrelly |
Not rough at all haha. My boyfriend, our dog, and I live in a really nice area. :)
Although, when I first moved out of my parents house like five years ago, I moved in with a girlfriend of mine to what we THOUGHT was a nice complex... and in the first week of living there someone was shot and killed at our front gate. We were like :eek: :nervous: :wtf: |
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| DigitalMP |
| quote: | Originally posted by Lilith
Think southern Zimbabwe where my mother lived (and I tried to avoid visiting if at all possible) was the worst, armoured Toyota Landcruiser, two pistols, two shotguns, an M16 and a mercenary was more or less always with me going outside the homestead. On the way to/from you'd pass a couple of dozen people beaten to death on the side of the road by the government militias and they tended to like setting things and people on fire.
After my mother died I gave up trying to keep the farm there, just way too dangerous with so many people getting killed all the time and eventually they tried to finish us off as well. It was a war zone, lost count of the times someone tried to shoot me over the 1-2years I was there, 6 years later, I still don't recommend anyone go there either!
Aside from that I now live in boring suburbia and quite content to never live anywhere 'exciting or adventurous' ever again. |
You're in first place. |
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| Ang ' ela_ie |
| I live next to a soup kitchen. :conf: |
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| tubularbills |
| quote: | Originally posted by Ang ' ela_ie
I live next to a soup kitchen. :conf: |
God bless the durty souf!!!!! |
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| igottaknow |
| quote: | Originally posted by Ang ' ela_ie
I live next to a soup kitchen. :conf: |
with a soda on the side? |
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| nchs09 |
| i live next to a starbucks... its under construction, but i can see how its gonna turn into a hangout for a bunch of high priced coffee addicts.. so maybe you can concider that the ghetto? it will have addicts in a month, coffee addicts:nervous: |
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| metalgearsolid |
| quote: | Originally posted by gehzumteufel
yeah it is if you are doing it the wrong way. im not saying that they do or dont deserve to be here but they need to just go about it properly. i know too many people who do it properly and have no problems. |
I know of too many Eastern Europeans who do it illegally and no one says anything about that. off you bastard. If they were white you would be saying sure come on over. |
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| Floorfiller |
had i stayed in california i probably would've been in a pretty rough neighborhood...and probably would've gotten into a lot of trouble.
my colorado neighborhood is safer than safe though... |
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| Trance Nutter |
| quote: | Originally posted by Lilith
Think southern Zimbabwe where my mother lived (and I tried to avoid visiting if at all possible) was the worst, armoured Toyota Landcruiser, two pistols, two shotguns, an M16 and a mercenary was more or less always with me going outside the homestead. On the way to/from you'd pass a couple of dozen people beaten to death on the side of the road by the government militias and they tended to like setting things and people on fire.
After my mother died I gave up trying to keep the farm there, just way too dangerous with so many people getting killed all the time and eventually they tried to finish us off as well. It was a war zone, lost count of the times someone tried to shoot me over the 1-2years I was there, 6 years later, I still don't recommend anyone go there either!
Aside from that I now live in boring suburbia and quite content to never live anywhere 'exciting or adventurous' ever again. |
you're crazy.
I wouldn't even consider stepping foot in Zimbabwe, can't believe you spent 2 years there. |
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| kid nyce |
| quote: | Originally posted by MeLLyMeL
i saw u post and i was like HELL NAH B.
ur neighbors must not like u. u look like u dont belong.
lol. jk <3 |
i belong shiet lol i may not be as wealthy as people around me but i hold my own lol...
real reason why i live there is because i like living among the rich people, helps me keep my cover you know ;) |
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| dj_alfi |
| i am the non-somalian person in my building :/ |
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