CarrieLee said:

I like that for scuba diving, but I like the lake for swimming. This lake is huge enough to be mistaken for an ocean, lol.

CarrieLee said:

I wanted to go to college there, but RISD wouldn't give me enough financial aid. So I went to school in Pittsburgh instead. Pittsburgh might be my #1 city.

East St. Louis

Winnemucca, NV

Any city in North Dakota

Salt Lake City, Utah - Too Many Racist Mormons

Boise, Idaho - I went there on a recruiting trip when I was in high school and it was one of the most traumatizing experiences ever!

Muncie, Indiana - Also went there on a recruiting trip to Ball State. That place is decrepit, ghetto, too much unemployment, and looks like death.

sextonseven said:

RISD!!! There's a bunch of weirdos that go there anyway. I think they started the "dresses and skirts over jeans" epidemic.
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AnckSuNamun said:

karmatornado said:

that's where i went to college! i didn't mind hanging around the campus area, but downtown IS gross and scary. whenever i'd read a john waters essay about how skanky and scary baltimore was, i'd think it was just like downtown muncie, right down to the rats, winos and wig shops!

CarrieLee said:

I kinda like that look



Reminds me of how I used to wear oversized T-shirts that went almost down to my knees over jeans.

AnckSuNamun said:

Blech. It's like make up your mind! Do you wanna wear a dress, a skirt, or just fucking pants??!!!!!

Just my opinion....which means nothing.

SaraWright10 said:

I think I bought the Idaho one as a joke for a friend.

live4lust said:

haha its true though!

have you ever been anywhere in ohio other than Warren?
i've been alot of places in ohio and they're all boring and tasteless there's NOTHING in this state.
in our town all we have are Pizza shops, hair salons, and tanning salons. That's IT. and im NOT joking

CarrieLee said:

I became a weirdo in college. I probably would have loved it there.

SaraWright10 said:

My uncle lives in Athens Ohio and I thought it was a pretty cool (but small) town. I was driving across the country, and it was one of the few places where I didn't have to eat fast food. Everyone there kept telling me to boycott the new Wal-Mart

NDRU said:

yeah we just got a walmart last year.
you wouldn't believe. people were going nuts!
we had to have the town VOTE ON IT!

and people were like OMG WALMART!!!!! YES YES YES!!!!! WE'RE GETTING A WALMART! NO MORE KMART FOR ME! WE'VE MOVED UP IN THE WORLD!

walmart is the greatest thing to happen to this town

SaraWright10 said:

my uncle & cousins thought it was definitely the worst thing to happen to the town, but I bet not everyone felt that way, I bet they voted for it just like your town.

SaraWright10 said:

When I visit my parents in Northeastern Pennsylvania or upstate New York, going to the local Wal-Mart is the highlight of my trip.

sextonseven said:

My parents took a year long road trip, and my dad wanted to see all the Wal-Marts

sextonseven said:

I know. Honest to God my day is getting up, showering, sitting on here, eating, jumping on my trampoline, getting back on here, occasionally watching tv, texting and sleeping.

then, there is the every full moon going to a swim meet or game. going to Jitterz, and going to the park. my life's amazing im telling you.

NDRU said:

lol!

NDRU said:

Whenever my relatives all meet at my parents' place for holiday weekends, they foam at the mouth about going to Wal-Mart. It's really the only place to go.

I don't want to live in cities that too crowded.

Paradisekiss03 said:

i'm starting to feel that way, but i still like living in the city. maybe just a smaller city.

Anxiety said:

I don't want to live in a small town either, but not in the biggest city in the world either.

Paradisekiss03 said:

I have fantasies about living in a really small town like in Alaska or Maine and going to the general store and stuff like that, but I know I'd never see another concert ever. Live shows are a big part of my life right now and everyone and their mother passes through NY so I average almost one a week. Maybe in a few years when I've gotten it all out of my system.

Anxiety said:

Ahhh, Baltimore...home sweet home


It should be at the top of everyone's list

sextonseven said:

chicago has been good because not only does everyone come here, but i can actually afford to see them!

sextonseven said:

I sometimes want to live in a small town too, but then I start thinking of the stuff I would miss and change my mind.

Anxiety said:

Tell me about it, that Peaches show last night, as good as it was, was not worth 35 friggin' dollars. The concerts at Luna Lounge, Bowery, Mercury Lounge, Knitting Factory, etc. that cost around $15 are more my speed.

NDRU said:

Eww, why?

sextonseven said:

didja see princess superstar and perez hilton in the crowd?