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Printableabierman said: Fleshofmyflesh said: Fall River, MA ? That's like 90 min from me. How long did you live there? About one year, 5 years ago.....Fall River's a dump! But it's close to Newport, RI! Where you at? [Edited 7/2/05 16:04pm] NH in the hizzzouse | |
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Fayettville, North Carolina
St. Johns, Michigan Lansing, Michigan DeWitt, Michigan Keego Harbor, Michigan Sylvan Lake, Michigan Goodrich, Michigan West Bloomfield, Michigan Waterford, Michigan Oh, and I kept moving around to find the right spot. Can't wait to get out of Michigan. 
Favorite place... West Bloomfield. [Edited 7/2/05 19:15pm] | |
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All American....
Newport Beach, CA Huntington Beach, CA Silver Lake, WA Granite Falls, WA Lake Stevens, WA Washington is beautiful but I really have been missing those warm Southern California days and nights. It was great growing up on the beach there. | |
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Do towns count, too? In no order whatsoever:
Vicenza, Italy Fayetteville/Ft Bragg, NC Carthage, NY Lawton, OK St. Paul/Mpls, MN | |
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AzureStarr said: Fayettville, North Carolina
 Me, too! | |
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Orange, NSW Australia
Terrigal, NSW Australia Wamberal, NSW Australia Ettalong, NSW Australia Umina, NSW Australia Cairns, QLD Australia Sydney, NSW Australia London UK | |
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Which cities have you lived in (only six months or longer counts as "lived")?
1. Gardena, Calif. 2. Los Angeles, Calif. (not the actual city, but an unincorporated part) 3. Ann Arbor, Mich. 4. New York, New York How would you rank them and why? 1. Gardena, Calif. (because this is the suburb where I grew up) 2. Los Angeles, Calif. (because this is where my family lives now) 3. New York, New York (because there's always something to do here) 4. Ann Arbor, Mich. (small college town, nice to visit, but I'd get restless) What made you move away from those you no longer live in? 1. Gardena, Calif. (My family live here for 20 years, but my parents bought another home in the hills in west L.A. so we moved. Plus, we outgrew the house in terms of space and income.) 2. Los Angeles, Calif. (this is where I live when I'm back home with family) 3. New York, New York (I currently live here) 4. Ann Arbor, Mich. (I went to college here, once I graduated I moved) Which cities have you always wanted to live in but not yet got around to actually moving to? Well, I pretty much live where I want to live. Los Angeles and New York are the only two cities (areas) I can see myself living around or near. I don't want to move anywhere else in the United States. However, I would like to live in London and work there, if the opportunity ever arises. | |
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Which cities have you lived in (only six months or longer counts as "lived")?
Los Angeles, CA Miami, FL Los Angeles, CA Seattle, WA Honthiem, Germany Bitburg, Germany Columbus, SC El Paso, TX White Sands, NM Los Angeles, CA York, Alabama Los Angeles, CA Atlanta, GA How would you rank them and why? Los Angeles Seattle El Paso What made you move away from those you no longer live in? I was almost killed in Miami. Which cities have you always wanted to live in but not yet got around to actually moving to? None after my last move. I don't think I will be able to recover from that mess ever! I just want to stay in California and take my medication. Wanted: Virtual Sugar Daddy to help me buy stuff on Farmville and move up the ranks. Use of Viagra not authorized. Get your two minutes and go! | |
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ShySlantedEye1 said: Which cities have you lived in (only six months or longer counts as "lived")?
Los Angeles, CA Miami, FL Los Angeles, CA Seattle, WA Honthiem, Germany Bitburg, Germany Columbus, SC El Paso, TX White Sands, NM Los Angeles, CA York, Alabama Los Angeles, CA Atlanta, GA How would you rank them and why? Los Angeles Seattle El Paso What made you move away from those you no longer live in? I was almost killed in Miami. Which cities have you always wanted to live in but not yet got around to actually moving to? None after my last move. I don't think I will be able to recover from that mess ever! I just want to stay in California and take my medication. Uhm, don't know what to say to that, except  you're still alive ! | |
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MarieLouise said: ShySlantedEye1 said: Which cities have you lived in (only six months or longer counts as "lived")?
Los Angeles, CA Miami, FL Los Angeles, CA Seattle, WA Honthiem, Germany Bitburg, Germany Columbus, SC El Paso, TX White Sands, NM Los Angeles, CA York, Alabama Los Angeles, CA Atlanta, GA How would you rank them and why? Los Angeles Seattle El Paso What made you move away from those you no longer live in? I was almost killed in Miami. Which cities have you always wanted to live in but not yet got around to actually moving to? None after my last move. I don't think I will be able to recover from that mess ever! I just want to stay in California and take my medication. Uhm, don't know what to say to that, except you're still alive !Thank you Lord!  Wanted: Virtual Sugar Daddy to help me buy stuff on Farmville and move up the ranks. Use of Viagra not authorized. Get your two minutes and go! | |
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Weehawken, NJ
Old Westbury, NY San Pedro Sula, Honduras Westbury, NY Uniondale, NY Freeport, NY By St. Boogar and all the saints at the backside door of Purgatory! | |
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JANFAN4L said: Which cities have you lived in (only six months or longer counts as "lived")?
1. Gardena, Calif. 2. Los Angeles, Calif. (not the actual city, but an unincorporated part) 3. Ann Arbor, Mich. 4. New York, New York How would you rank them and why? 1. Gardena, Calif. (because this is the suburb where I grew up) 2. Los Angeles, Calif. (because this is where my family lives now) 3. New York, New York (because there's always something to do here) 4. Ann Arbor, Mich. (small college town, nice to visit, but I'd get restless) What made you move away from those you no longer live in? 1. Gardena, Calif. (My family live here for 20 years, but my parents bought another home in the hills in west L.A. so we moved. Plus, we outgrew the house in terms of space and income.) 2. Los Angeles, Calif. (this is where I live when I'm back home with family) 3. New York, New York (I currently live here) 4. Ann Arbor, Mich. (I went to college here, once I graduated I moved) Which cities have you always wanted to live in but not yet got around to actually moving to? Well, I pretty much live where I want to live. Los Angeles and New York are the only two cities (areas) I can see myself living around or near. I don't want to move anywhere else in the United States. However, I would like to live in London and work there, if the opportunity ever arises. Thanks for being the only one to answer my questions properly.
I like Ann Arbor. It just had a nice feel to it. But like you said it would probably get boring after a while. It's easy to step up an addiction to big cities. If you keep going for bigger ones it gets harder every time to imagine living in a smaller city. So I guess Mexico City is next for you. And then...erm...I guess there must be bigger cities on other planets somewhere. | |
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PurpleJedi said: Weehawken, NJ
Old Westbury, NY San Pedro Sula, Honduras Westbury, NY Uniondale, NY Freeport, NY What was Honduras like and why did you live there? | |
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retina said: PurpleJedi said: Weehawken, NJ
Old Westbury, NY San Pedro Sula, Honduras Westbury, NY Uniondale, NY Freeport, NY What was Honduras like and why did you live there? I lived there from 1976 - 1978. I haven't been back since 1982, but I remember it being a BEAUTIFUL country with pristine beaches and delicious food. My mom had a business there. I would love to go back to visit, but; A) airfare for a family of 5 is outrageous. B) the country is riddled with crimne right now. C) airfare for a family of 5 is outrageous. By St. Boogar and all the saints at the backside door of Purgatory! | |
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Wellington, New Zealand
Gold Coast, Australia | |
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Pittsburgh (home)
Jacksnoville Florida...to get away Chicago suburb Waukegan Los Angeles Eindhoven Holland Bratislava Slovakia And soon to be Atlanta! The man who does not read good books has no advantage over the man who cannot read them. -- Mark Twain.
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CynthiasSocks said: retina said: Wow, that's quite a list. What was Okinawa like? I hear there are just American soldiers running around everywhere trying to pick up young Japanese women. My father was in the Army. I lived there from 1979-1982, Kindergarten, First, and half of Second grade. I was a child but I remember a lot and I loved it. Oh- and there are just as many young Japanese women trying to pick up American soldiers too! My kind of town! The man who does not read good books has no advantage over the man who cannot read them. -- Mark Twain.
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Brighton, UK.
Cheltenham, UK. Reading, UK. Bangkok, Thailand. | |
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Leicester UK
London UK Manchester UK Oh and some counties too..  | |
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Phoenix, Arizona
Biloxi, Mississipi Tampa Bay, Florida Tempe, Arizona Fremont, California Monterey, California Tucson, Arizona Currently Ft. Walton Beach, Florida Next the U.K. "be glad that you are free, many a man is not" | |
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Byron said: My friend Rebecca grew up there and I visited her home for spring break. | |
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forgot a town editretina said: Which cities have you lived in (only six months or longer counts as "lived")? Minneapolis Providence, RI Paris (only five months but I'm counting it because I'm cool  )
San Francisco How would you rank them and why?
Minneapolis - it's home, beautiful summers, flat Paris - everyone speaks french there San Francisco - love the art Providence - brick sidewalks, but nowhere to go outside of campus What made you move away from those you no longer live in?
Minneapolis - wanted to get away from family Providence - graduated from college and needed a career Which cities have you always wanted to live in but not yet got around to actually moving to?
New York City But I've also always wanted to live in the country/forest/mountain and never had a chance yet. | |
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Which cities have you lived in (only six months or longer counts as "lived")?
1. Fairmont, MN 2. Winona, MN 3. Rochester, MN 4. Pine Island, MN How would you rank them and why? 1. Winona. I loved living by the Mississippi River. 2. Pine Island. It's a small town and I have a decent house on the hill. 3. Fairmont. It's where I grew up, but pretty boring. 4. Rochester. The traffic sucks with the road construction going on, and it's just not a place I'd want my kids raised in. What made you move away from those you no longer live in? 1. I left Fairmont to go to college in Winona. 2. I left Winona when my wife got her job in Rochester. 3. We left Rochester when we bought a house in Pine Island. 4. Haven't moved from Pine Island yet. Which cities have you always wanted to live in but not yet got around to actually moving to? I probably won't move again unless jobs get changed on either my wife or myself. I would like to move closer to the river again, however...like Red Wing, MN. | |
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DexMSR said: Pittsburgh (home)
Jacksnoville Florida...to get away Chicago suburb Waukegan Los Angeles Eindhoven Holland Bratislava Slovakia And soon to be Atlanta! Whap ATL is 3 hrs from me 
Detroit Michigan Bozeman Montana Montgomery Alabama Marshall North Carolina | |
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San Jose, California (1978-1995)
Parker, Colorado (1995-1996) Boulder, Colorado (1996-2001) San Jose, California (2001-2003) Oakland, California (2003-Present) | |
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CoJones said: Phoenix, Arizona
Biloxi, Mississipi Tampa Bay, Florida Tempe, Arizona Fremont, California Monterey, California Tucson, Arizona Currently Ft. Walton Beach, Florida Next the U.K. I was born in Fremont!  | |
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DexMSR said: Pittsburgh (home)
Jacksnoville Florida...to get away Chicago suburb Waukegan Los Angeles Eindhoven Holland Bratislava Slovakia And soon to be Atlanta!  You lived on the northshore of Chicago....
Sorry I hate the northshore and northern suburbanites...I had to laugh....And of all places why Waukegan???? | |
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Melbourne
that's it. Of all those places Melbourne is definately the best. When I read about the evils of drinking, I gave up reading. | |
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Brooklyn, NY
Los Angeles, CA Ocala, FL (1983) Miami, FL (1984-1989) Roswell (North Atlanta), GA (1989-2004) Orlando, FL (2004- present) And I'm not even 30 yet! The constant moving makes me feel like a nomad, but my heart is set on moving again to one of 3 cities in the near future (hopefully for good): 1) San Diego, CA 2) Pozzuoli, Italy 3) Somewhere in Trinidad/Tobago "Old man's gotta be the old man. Fish has got to be the fish." | |
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