Where would you like to live?

[GodlessAstronomer]

Queenstown, NZ
Somewhere in Canada
Somewhere in Switzerland

I dunno, I haven't traveled enough to make the determination really.

 

[Corporate Thug]

L.A. because of the weather, the laid back lifestyle, beach, diversity, good nightlife for my ethnic background there, great food, etc.

Chicago because it has two of the best universities which I can attend part-time

I agree with everything you said about LaLa Land, except for laid back lifestyle.

 

[Dear Summer]

I agree with everything you said about LaLa Land, except for laid back lifestyle.

it's pretty laid back

wear sandals, sunglasses, t-shirt type of culture

compare that to manhattan where it's much more formal in dress and culture

 

[edmundoab]

Assuming financially capable

in Americas, I would want to be in San Diego, CA

in Europe, I'd love to live in Switzerland

in Asia, Taiwan is my choice of stay

 

[Sea Moose]

on the moon, with the toast king

 

[lxskllr]

on the moon, with the toast king

The Mars rover pictures got my interest. I thought it looked like a place I could live in. Well, except for the crappy atmosphere :^D

 

[SaDiZTiKStyLeZ]

Cali or Vegas. I have friends/family out that way. And I could get far away from my mom and everything that sucks here.
I was looking into relocating to Vegas, then my friend bailed on the idea.

 

[MJinZ]

it's pretty laid back

wear sandals, sunglasses, t-shirt type of culture

compare that to manhattan where it's much more formal in dress and culture

Wrong about Manhattan.

 

[Locut0s]

The Mars rover pictures got my interest. I thought it looked like a place I could live in. Well, except for the crappy atmosphere :^D

Yeah I prefer the saying my blood is boiling not to be literal.

 

[intogamer]

San Fransisco, Chicago, San Diego

For Europe, I really want to live in Germany

 

[fatpat268]

Everyone loves to hate France but as someone who's been there I have to say it would indeed be a wonderful place to live if you had the means, and knew the language well enough.

I've been to france before, and I just didn't like it.

I preferred the small town feel of germany MUCH more. But then again, I'm a bit biased, since I can actually understand and speak german.

 

[Locut0s]

I've been to france before, and I just didn't like it.

I preferred the small town feel of germany MUCH more. But then again, I'm a bit biased, since I can actually understand and speak german.

Yeah I wasn't there long enough to REALLY get a feel for what it would be like to live there but Paris was wonderful and interesting enough that it would take 1/2 a life time to learn. And I also visited the countryside which is often beautiful. Of all the places in Europe I've been though Italy would be my choice to live in, great country!

 

[Craig234]

I lived in Manhattan and grew up in Boston, and now I'm living in Boston again.

But I want to give SF Bay

Good idea

or somewhere else in Cali area a try.

Bad idea.

 

[Craig234]

SF people are open minded to the extent that you agree with their views.

San Francisco people are open minded about sane views. Not troglodytes.

For example, you're straight or gay? No problem. You hate gays? Problem.

 

[Locut0s]

Good idea



Bad idea.

I really want to visit SF some day, seems like just my kind of city from what little I know. Why not the rest of CA though?

 

[dennilfloss]

Shore of the Loch Ness comes to mind but I'd be too far away from my loved ones.

 

[Craig234]

I really want to visit SF some day, seems like just my kind of city from what little I know. Why not the rest of CA though?

Actually, there are great other places in CA - Yosemite, Carmel, parts of San Diego and others - but a lot to avoid, especially the inland rednecks, some of the urban mega deserts...

If you do visit SF, try to see the 'local' side, the toursity crap is pretty worthless. A guidbook should help. And parking is *horrible* so a car is for out of town.

In fact, a lot of the good things to see are out of the city - to the north, Napa Valley, south to Carmel type areas, etc.

 

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Very nice. Is the vineyard on your land? Do you plan on planting some if not? Might be nice to have your own hand-made wine My uncle has a small piece of land in southern france where they make a few hundred bottles of their own wine every year.

 

[Locut0s]

Actually, there are great other places in CA - Yosemite, Carmel, parts of San Diego and others - but a lot to avoid, especially the inland rednecks, some of the urban mega deserts...

If you do visit SF, try to see the 'local' side, the toursity crap is pretty worthless. A guidbook should help. And parking is *horrible* so a car is for out of town.

In fact, a lot of the good things to see are out of the city - to the north, Napa Valley, south to Carmel type areas, etc.

Yeah once day soon I'll take a trip through CA. Red necks are the polar opposite of what I want thought, . I'm something of a hippie liberal, well in beliefs if not life style anyway.