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NYC > LA
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loup garou
Lifer
For some reason they're really proud of the fact that it doesn't rain there that often. 😕
ThePresence
Elite Member
You cannot beat NYC during the Christmas season. And New Years obviously.
JulesMaximus
No Lifer
Yeah but it's not nearly as humid in LA as it is in NYC. That makes a huge difference.
lancestorm
Platinum Member
Hard call here. NYC had Wrestlemania XX this past year. Wrestlemania 21 is in LA next year... 😉
MrDingleDangle
Lifer
NYC > LA
<---grew up in NYC suburbs, lives in LA
<---grew up in NYC suburbs, lives in LA
DanTMWTMP
Lifer
I've been to florida, new york, nevada, texas, chicago, arizona, hawaii, jamaica, cayman islands, mexico...and i must say there's still no place like LA and the greater LA area.
everytime i come back to LA from a trip...i always felt LA and so. cal is quite possibly the best place in the nation, if not the world, to live in. The weather's perfect, it's diverse, it's a lot more laid back, culturally tolerant people....the roads in california are in much better condition then anywhere in the US. And if you live in the middle of so cal, you're about 1-2 hours drive away from anything.....beaches, ski resorts, desert oasis, hot springs, relaxing getaways, the city life, suburbia, cultural towns (ktown, jtown, ctown, etc)
therfore:
130% agree
everytime i come back to LA from a trip...i always felt LA and so. cal is quite possibly the best place in the nation, if not the world, to live in. The weather's perfect, it's diverse, it's a lot more laid back, culturally tolerant people....the roads in california are in much better condition then anywhere in the US. And if you live in the middle of so cal, you're about 1-2 hours drive away from anything.....beaches, ski resorts, desert oasis, hot springs, relaxing getaways, the city life, suburbia, cultural towns (ktown, jtown, ctown, etc)
therfore:
130% agree
djplayx714
Senior member
OC > *
Its true so dont even bother.
Its true so dont even bother.
loup garou
Lifer
Suburban hell. You can have it.
LA is just a flat wasteland of trendy f*cks and phony people. NYC keeps it real baby.
lol @ all of you. who really gives a fvck? "oooooh, i <3 la! nyc sucks!" "no way, nyc rules! la blows!" why can't someone like both of them? i grew up in la but spent considerable time in nyc, they're both fantastic places. neither is so terrible that i would post a thread saying how much i hate one over the other. jesus.
bolido2000
Diamond Member
jesus, why people bother to post in threads they are not interested in
Difference being NYC makes the trends, LA follows them.
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