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If you had no strings tying you down, where would you move to? (USA) (pg. 5)
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| Dykes_on_Jay |
| it is a nice town. just the rain. |
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California: San Diego or San Francisco!! likely the latter, Hands down.
Austin, Tx my favorite city, Chicago is awesome too, but it's in the Midwest.
Victoria, British Columbia in Canada.
NYC? Maybe in the 90's. Been there far too many times, and today it is a hole...too many people.
Best Coast West Coast! |
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| Lews |
| quote: | Originally posted by AnotherWay83
last time i checked they were sending people to seattle to die
what makes you think it's so awesome? |
Last time I checked you were ing retarded and ing disturbed.
Just a little bit of rain, Jay :p When was the last time you visited?
Congrats on the executions, btw :) |
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| Floorfiller |
| yeah Denver is a nice place to live. We get the best of all worlds. nice summers, snow boarding in the winters. enough good music to get you out of the house every once in a while. and it's nice and clean for the most part. |
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| Halcyon+On+On |
| quote: | Originally posted by Lews
Congrats on the executions, btw :) |
Wha? More Income Tax fraud in China? |
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| AnotherWay83 |
| quote: | Originally posted by Lews
Last time I checked you were ing retarded and ing disturbed.
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maybe i should move to Seattle then. i'll fit right in alongside you. :D |
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| netroM |
| quote: | Originally posted by Lews
And seriously, Seattle s on all the other cities in America. It's not even a contest. Unless you specifically need to live somewhere for work (NYC, finance; D.C., Government; LA, entertainment; etc.) there is no reason to prefer another city. |
Portland has more microbreweries than any other place in the world. |
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| Lira |
| quote: | Originally posted by Moongoose
Kyoto |
Tokyo is awesome, but Kyoto has got to be the most underwhelming city I've ever visited in Japan. There's absolutely nothing there other than old buildings. Osaka, right next to Kyoto, is a bloody awesome city, but really, the only thing I did in Kyoto was walk down the "Philosopher's Path" because Japan's most famous contemporary philosopher (Kitaro Nishida) used to go there for a stroll. And it takes you from one old temple to yet another bleeding temple.
The highlight was walking past a Hagen-D vending machine that sold what I thought was mint ice cream (being a mint lover), but upon closer inspection turned out to be just damn green tea ice cream.
Green. Tea. Now that's frigging mint! :( :p |
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| Lira |
| quote: | Originally posted by Lews
Eugene. If you move there I'm de-friending you from Facebook. |
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One of the world's greatest centres in my field are in Eugene. I can't help considering it a nice city to move to :p |
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| Halcyon+On+On |
| Green Tea ice cream is ing amazing. Ingrate! |
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| Joss Weatherby |
| quote: | Originally posted by Lira
Tokyo is awesome, but Kyoto has got to be the most underwhelming city I've ever visited in Japan. There's absolutely nothing there other than old buildings. Osaka, right next to Kyoto, is a bloody awesome city, but really, the only thing I did in Kyoto was walk down the "Philosopher's Path" because Japan's most famous contemporary philosopher (Kitaro Nishida) used to go there for a stroll. And it takes you from one old temple to yet another bleeding temple.
The highlight was walking past a Hagen-D vending machine that sold what I thought was mint ice cream (being a mint lover), but upon closer inspection turned out to be just damn green tea ice cream.
Green. Tea. Now that's frigging mint! :( :p |
Yea, I have to agree, very underwhelming. Also went there when it was pouring rain and the temples were closed, and it was the first day I got really sick there. My brother is a ty tour guide too, we wandered around a whole bunch of places, including the fish market, and he'd just stop and be like "uh sooo where do you want to go?" and we were like "wtf, I thought you were taking us someplace!!!"
Their subway system is nice though, and Kyoto Station is very nice as well. I rode on one of the subways with a german family all dressed in lederhosen. |
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