which big city would you rather live in and why?

[SuRgEoN]

Well According to a country song, God Bless Texas. They have some extremely gorgeous women there. I'd like to try a few.

 

[K1052]

Anywhere warmer than here (IL).

 

[mobobuff]

Either New York or Chicago, but neither of them would be too far from where I live now.

 

[snoopdoug1]

Originally posted by: Hyperblaze
why are there no canadian cites listed? :|:|:|

people live in canada?

 

[CVSiN]

Originally posted by: dethman
curious as to your opinions, i have to make a decision.

has to be within this list, because i'm choosing between jobs in those particular cities.

Houston casue its WARM!
and we have no winter

 

[Specop 007]

Houston, everything is a veritable communist paradise.

 

[SagaLore]

Philadelphia? You've got to be kidding me.

I'd rather see Pittsburgh and Portland (Oregon) on that list.

 

[Scarpozzi]

I would choose Chicago, but that's only because I'm a big fan of the old school pubs there and definitely a fan of Chicago food.

New York would be a close second.

 

[FoBoT]

none of the above

but if i narrowed that list down, it would be either baltimore or houston

 

[91TTZ]

Originally posted by: dethman


i would, but my job opportunities don't lie there unfortunately. being from california i'd love to return, especially to live in the bay.

If I was a human that had to live in the bay area, the last place I'd want to live is in the the bay.

 

[BentValve]

Chicago because I was born in the midwest.


New York would be my second choice.

Philly and Baltiomore are too east coasty for me.

Houston , no way. I used to live in Dallas and it sucked.

 

[mwtgg]

1. Philadelphia
2. NYC
3. Chicago
4. Houston
5. Baltimore

 

[patrick409]

I grew up in Chicago. Went to college in New York and am currently working in New York. NY is a real cool place to live, but if I had a choice I think I'd go back to Chicago.

I miss driving in Chicago. I cant afford to drive in New York. That's more or less the only major issue for me.

 

[91TTZ]

I like in NJ and work near Philly. I've also been to New York plenty of times. New York is definitely the LAST place on that list I'd want to live. I don't even visit there anymore. The people up there are total bastards, all strung out and consumed with themselves. Even in south jersey, we think the people in north jersey are mean. A bunch of disgusting, putrid people.

I've been to Baltimore plenty of times, there's not much there in my opinion. The people are ok but the city itself is dinky. Chicago I've been to twice, it seemed pretty nice but I didn't spend too much time there. Never been to Houston.

 

[dethman]

wow philly and baltimore gettin' no love. they were pretty low on my list anyway.

 

[JustAnAverageGuy]

I lived in Chicago for 5 years. Wasn't too bad.

I'm just not a big city type of guy. Small towns are nice

 

[dman]

1. Houston (been there, family not that far, and no ST. income tax, so, least evil)
2. Chicago (been there, it's cold, but, seemed like a decent place)
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5 New York City (been there, can deal with maybe visiting, but, live there, no, not for me).

 

[EyeMWing]

Originally posted by: dethman

Originally posted by: deftron
What kind of job are you getting ?

medical residency, emergency medicine.

i actually don't get to choose directly, i have to rank places. and then they rank me. and then it goes into a bumbly jumbly computer for 3 weeks and then i find out where i get to go.

In that case, BALTIMORE if Johns Hopkins is one of the potential placess. Shock Trauma is also a great place to learn emergency med, since that's the default LZ for the state police medevac service.

 

[MDE]

Chicago. I live here (well in the suburbs 15 minutes away from the city limits) and I'll probably never leave.

 

[SaberDicer]

I live in Baltimore, why anyone would wanna live here beats me, Were first in Heroin Adiction, 2nd in Murder rate, 3rd in Crack and 4th in Rape, A clean sweep

 

[tami]

Originally posted by: 91TTZ
I like in NJ and work near Philly. I've also been to New York plenty of times. New York is definitely the LAST place on that list I'd want to live. I don't even visit there anymore. The people up there are total bastards, all strung out and consumed with themselves. Even in south jersey, we think the people in north jersey are mean. A bunch of disgusting, putrid people.

I've been to Baltimore plenty of times, there's not much there in my opinion. The people are ok but the city itself is dinky. Chicago I've been to twice, it seemed pretty nice but I didn't spend too much time there. Never been to Houston.

you have a lot of hate in you. maybe it's the snobbish attitude you approach nycers with that makes them appear as "total bastards" who are "all strung out and consumed with themselves"

if you view and treat people more positively, maybe you wouldn't see them as such "disgusting, putrid people."

 

[91TTZ]

Originally posted by: tami

you have a lot of hate in you. maybe it's the snobbish attitude you approach nycers with that makes them appear as "total bastards" who are "all strung out and consumed with themselves"

if you view and treat people more positively, maybe you wouldn't see them as such "disgusting, putrid people."

Either all that, or you're just from New York.

 

[LordMorpheus]

Houston.

I'm here now for school. Got a ton of friends from here now. Isn't a bad place to be, pluys housing is cheap.

 

[Aquaman]

Originally posted by: dethman

Originally posted by: Hyperblaze

Originally posted by: dethman

Originally posted by: Hyperblaze
why are there no canadian cites listed? :|:|:|

i'll list them when the US finally annexes canada as the 51st state.

that will never happen :|

well i used to live in vancouver, and love toronto. but canada does not accept US trained docs to practice there.

I have a cousin who's a neurosurgeon (sp?) and he worked here for 2 years). He was trained in the US.

Cheers,
Aquaman

 

[thejackal1]

Originally posted by: thegimp03
None of those. San Francisco, or at least in the Bay Area. You're close to nice Cali beaches and within 4 hours of Lake Tahoe for skiing and other activities.