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I prefer the country. My dream home is actually a log cabin next to a warm, blue lake somewhere that the tress go on for miles and the clouds seem to drift carelessly in the distance. I want the inside of my cabin to appear as if there is zero technology. (APPEAR) I want to live somewhere that I can't be eaten if I am outside at night. In fact, this cabin and my property, which only needs to be about a mile square, will have a fence around it high enough to keep maneaters from coming into my yard and eating my children. I also want a recording studio somewhere hidden in the trees on my preoperty where I can record songs whenever I feel like it and even let bands record there who come through the nearest city on tour (which would probably be Portland, Maine or something). I am not a big fan of cities, however convenient they may be, because the violence gets on my damn nerves. Not to mention, I get sick of hearing sirens all the damn time. Bring on the forests. I want to be like Grizzly Adams, minus the hard work. Slap a red Hummer parked out back behind my three-car garage, btw.

Cities suck.

New York sucks
Boston sucks
Las Vegas sucks

My personal preference in the continental US after living pretty much all over.

Raleigh, NC
Winter Harbor, ME
Knoxville, TN
Annapolis, MD
Monterey, CA
Denver, CO
San Diego, CA
Austin, TX

La Crosse, WI
Kapaa, Kauaii, HI

La Crosse is smaller city than a lot of what's listed here, full of mostly college kids.. Has beautiful scenary! Nothing beats the friendly atmosphere in Hawaii, though.

wonder why nobody has listed detroit yet

i lived there....../shudder

its the place to be.

paris np

so i visited Minneapolis in high school with a friend, her very old grandmother fixed us something that she insisted was called a "little lunch" and said it was a twin cities and northern european thing.....

anyone heard of this?

Oh Yeah, she told us about Lutefisk (spel?) sounds REALLY tasty.

Ok we fucking get it already HEY METRANON SMOKES WEED! Not only did you have to mention this at every fucking convenience when we played EQ but you still haven't grown out of it yet.

and just like when we played EQ, you still your own viewpoint as the only valid one.

because it's part of my lifestyle? how is weed any different from your choice to drive around in rediculous looking mod rice-burner cars? or have you "grown out of that" now, as most mainstream people would say is inevitable?

I'll tell you what, i know a lot more 50 year old men that smoke pot than 50 year old men that drive a bright-green modded honda civic with racing tires and decals.

and detroit is shit. As is anywhere in florida.

Ok top 2 arn't in this country but they are 2 of the nicest places I have ever been
1. Cairns - Australia
2. Brisbane - Australia

3. Dallas, TX
4. Orlando, FL
5. Miami, FL
6. Phoenix, AZ
7. Albuquerque, NM
8. New York, NY (Just for the pizza)
9. Farmington NM, Its not exactly a booming city but it's a really nice area
10. Durango, CO

boybutter wrote:Oh Yeah, she told us about Lutefisk (spel?) sounds REALLY tasty.

My grandfather was straight off the boat from Norway (his name was Swen, how cool is that?), so Lutefisk and Lefse were no strangers. Not liking fish, I've never tried lutefisk, but lefse was ok.

I am kicking it old school today and in celebration of said old skool kicking


I will pull for anyone here in PoG for your blue diamonds.

Twin cities = Minneapolis and St Paul. Lutefisk is great if you like your fish jellied and rotten. Fucking Norwegiens. The shit they come up with. They make something here, forget what it's called but it's basically cow's blood and flour.

Milwaukee is ghetto. The suburbs are even ghetto.

I won't live anywhere with a population over 10k. 5k being optimal. And outside of town at that.

Agree with Minrott.. I've done the big city thing, and compared to living in WI where a big town is 20k people (in my area, not talking about madison and milwaukee) I would never go back to city. It's so much more peaceful here.

i think about 75-100K people is good for me because you can have a certain level of amenities such as restaurants, libraries, shopping, public transit etc and yet still be able to drive 20 mins from my house and be on a logging road in the mountains and go biking or hiking etc

anything under like 20k population and weird shit starts to happen like i can't find soy milk in the grocery store or people don't know what frisbee golf is or think that playing d&d means we wear black robes and light candles. I guess i can see how the country life is nice for some people but i'm too conditioned to a different way of life to live in that kind of environment i guess.

City life for me. It makes time pass quicker, it's more fast paced and there's much more to do.

small country towns? ill show you beautiful little towns, come here

oh, and 50 year old coal roads are wonderful for biking

1. Jerusalem
2. Moscow
3. Amsterdam
4. Kiev
5. Tel Aviv
6. New York
7. Los Angeles
8. Detroit

Dammit Met ><
I miss frisbee golf so damn much

I still say of all the places I've lived in and been to, Portland, OR will always be where I want to call home. Clean, beautiful, seasons, laid back people, and a fuckin coffee shop on every corner. So much <3 for that place.

20 years ago you'd be right, and in some parts probably are Metranon. But in my little town of 7,000, you can have all the soy milk you want, there's a frisbee golf league, and fantasy genre entertainment is generally accepted.

While we may lack the choices available in dining and entertainment venues, the town has interstate access, and I'd rather be 30 minutes from those things than vice versa. But to each his own. 100k isn't even that big in the general scope of things.

I love small towns. I was born in a small town. I live in a small town. Prolly die in a small town. Ya, that's prolly where they'll bury me.

Ok..so I don't live in a small town right now. But I have 26 out of almost 30 years of my life.

i will say that i do miss great lakes beer, probably the only thing i really miss not living in the midwest anymore...canadian beer is pretty good i guess but not all its rumored to be, i mostly end up sticking to Stella Artois or Tiger these days

Stella is good but I mainly drink Rolling Rock

Erodalak wrote:Stella is good but I mainly drink Rolling Rock

Rolling Rock is piss.