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1.) Boston- I lived near there growing up, plus I like the Irish Pubs.

2.) Seattle- I hear it is beautiful all year tound and decent weather (if you don't mind rain)

3.) Chicago- went there a few years ago, and it was alot of fun, beautiful area.

4.) Denver- see above

5.) San Diego- see above (although cost of living was very high)

6.) New York City- I don't have a reason, I have always liked it there.

7.) Austin- miss my family

8.) Cleveland- I am already here, why move again?

9.) Las Vegas- What happens in Vegas, Stays in Vegas

10.) Sacramento- I heard it was nice

I don't like living in cities.

Thanks.

-Adam

Cities don't want you living in them

That's why its called MY not 10sun's top 10 cities to live in. fewl.

Doesn't change the fact that I think cities suck.

What about Pennsylvania?

I don't think anyone would want to live there given the choice.

San Fransisco

Shush taxx, I'm trying to start a fight. Come back in page 2.

oh

I wouldn't mind maybe the bigger cities like Philadelphia or Pittsburgh. It was okay. I really like how the state cares about the children's education. That was what I got from it anyway.

Boston is a shit hole. The people are unfriendly, the city is run down and dirty, and the Irish pubs are only interesting for about a week or two. Go there, do the tourist thing, then leave. I was there for a year and a half on a contract and it was one of the worst places I have ever lived.

Great places on MY list:

- Hilton Head, South Carolina - best beach town on the East Coast. Quiet, clean, and not run down like most beach cities. A little high dollar, but it's worth it for the environment.
- Lake Tahoe - Pristine. Gorgeous views, friendly people, clean air.
- Salt Lake City - very much like Tahoe... accept no friendly people... but you get polygamy in trade!
- Long Island, NY - all the benefits of NYC without Manhattan.

San Francisco is nice but nothing beats Chicago

got to agree with those last two....

Lake Tahoe was freaking amazing....

and anywhere very near NYC without actually living in NYC is gonna be the shiz

I was doing some research online last night. It seems that no matter where you live, the payscale is basically the same for an RN. Kinda seems like you would want to live somewhere that cost of living is cheap.

Thanks for the ideas, Langston.

i vote Vancouver to replace seattle, has cheap semi-legal weed and tons of hot asian girls, less rain than seattle, and most importantly, less yuppies and pretentious coffee shops.

Metranon wrote:i vote Vancouver to replace seattle, has cheap semi-legal weed and tons of hot asian girls, less rain than seattle, and most importantly, less yuppies and pretentious coffee shops.

I don;t smoke weed, I prefer white males, I like rain, I don't care for yuppies, but I love my java.

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.

austin is certainly not as cool as I can imagine Vancouver is, Austin, as of about 5 years ago, is becoming Houston-Lite, nuthin but SBOORBEN SPRALL FER AS THA I CAN SEE!!!!!!

ok lets see....


Kansas City, MO
Milwaukee, WI
Any place in Montana or Wyoming, ( I hate visitors...no one lives there)
Seatle
Tahoe
Chicago
A few cities in Georgia are nice.
Anywhere but Ohio.

I lived in Austin for 6 months, I grew up in the Ft. Worth area.

Milwaukee is fucking miserable.

I like Madison Wi but Minneapolis is the best city in the US for sure.

come live in Coal Mountain, WV, beautiful place!

I enjoyed Milwaukee...Minneapolis is a fun town...I guess it should go up on my list too...have alot of family up there, as well as my Grandmother and Grandfather's Grave is up there. Yeah I could have a summer home up there.