johnart said:

I wish someone's answer was "Cheap hookers."

and drugs.

dJJ said:

MacDaddy said:

I love where I live but would much rather live in Cape Town.

Amsterdam is great and all but I miss the ocean, mountains, wildlife etc.

The wildlife in Amsterdam is mainly located in the gay area's

The reguliersdwarsstraat recently was offically re-opened by the mayor. Even the Exit is going to get renovated and reopens in a few months again.

It's really a good place te be again

Wanna go for a drink sometime?

whistle said:

sand.

That gets in your pants

Alej said:

johnart said:

I wish someone's answer was "Cheap hookers."

and drugs.

Come to Amsterdam!

*stomps around*

*slams door*

CM7 said:

*stomps around*

*slams door*

I'm only a few minutes drive from the sea, a stone's throw from the english countryside, 90 minutes (train) from London. There are loads of gorgeous places to walk close-by and we have a pretty low crime rate. East Anglia usually gets ok weather (for England anyway).

And i've lived in my town all my life. This is where most of my friends are - which is what I like the most.

Oh - and I can be in France, Belguim, Amsterdam pretty quickly from where I live too.

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Lisa10 said:

I'm only a few minutes drive from the sea, a stone's throw from the english countryside, 90 minutes (train) from London. There are loads of gorgeous places to walk close-by and we have a pretty low crime rate. East Anglia usually gets ok weather (for England anyway).

And i've lived in my town all my life. This is where most of my friends are - which is what I like the most.

Oh - and I can be in France, Belguim, Amsterdam pretty quickly from where I live too.

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That's it...I am moving up there instead!

Shanti0608 said:

Lisa10 said:

I'm only a few minutes drive from the sea, a stone's throw from the english countryside, 90 minutes (train) from London. There are loads of gorgeous places to walk close-by and we have a pretty low crime rate. East Anglia usually gets ok weather (for England anyway).

And i've lived in my town all my life. This is where most of my friends are - which is what I like the most.

Oh - and I can be in France, Belguim, Amsterdam pretty quickly from where I live too.

[Edited 8/4/11 13:16pm]

That's it...I am moving up there instead!

Hey, feel free to come and stay with us before you move!

MacDaddy said:

CM7 said:

*stomps around*

*slams door*

Sorry, i'm in a mix of self pity that no one watched the video I posted and throes of freaking out about niburu. On second thought don't bother watching the video. Just run for the hills.

Man, I need pills.

MacDaddy said:

dJJ said:

The reguliersdwarsstraat recently was offically re-opened by the mayor. Even the Exit is going to get renovated and reopens in a few months again.

It's really a good place te be again

Wanna go for a drink sometime?

Yeah! Allways up for that

Are you coming over for the gay pride this weekend?

Lisa10 said:

I'm only a few minutes drive from the sea, a stone's throw from the english countryside, 90 minutes (train) from London. There are loads of gorgeous places to walk close-by and we have a pretty low crime rate. East Anglia usually gets ok weather (for England anyway).

And i've lived in my town all my life. This is where most of my friends are - which is what I like the most.

Oh - and I can be in France, Belguim, Amsterdam pretty quickly from where I live too.

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And don't forget about the upcoming Olympics!

lavender1983 said:

Living right next to NYC...without actually having to live in NYC.

Ditto. Nothing like being able to decide at the very last minute, after work, to spend an evening in NYC. Love it.

FYI - Aretha Franklin will be performing for FREE at Coney Island, Brooklyn tonight. That's about an hour from where I am....I'm trying to convince my partner in crime (my lil sis) that we should go...

the four distinct seasons and the many thousands of lakes. the people of minneapolis, who are a down to earth, hard working bunch. pretty mellow compared to some of the higher stress areas i've lived in. it's not terribly expensive here, there are tons of theaters and musical venues, libraries and parks. lots of things to do. minneapolis consistently ranks way up on those nationwide quality of life tallies.

Not much, I like my flat, it's spacious and the way I want it, but my neighbours are mostly all cunts, and the area stinks of piss and crime.

Nice pretty city though, world heritage site and all that nose in the air shite.

MacDaddy said:

Alej said:

and drugs.

Come to Amsterdam!

Hmm.. honestly the weather. its perfect and im not being sarcastic. i hate the heat, i feel as if my brain is melting. so since this town located almost close to the bay its always windy. in fact in the morning it always looks like its gonna rain and the gulls are flying around happy just calling for the sky. most summers its usually cold, which i've grown to love. the winter and fall is the best there is a sense of tranquality in the air and people just heading straight for home. i love the weather where i live. i think i would totally love england and or ireland.

The mild climate

Never being more than 5km from either coast

Lack of pollution

Greenery everywhere

Peaceful country away from conflict

Access to comforts of modern life

Living in New Zealand or Godzone as its known

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Shimmering costlines, broad untouched beaches, nature and beauty abound

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Main street close to my home, nice pleasant shops, no ghetto ass pawn shops, loan sharks, takeaways or pokie bars.

My home is bliss

nothing. not one damned thing.

JerseyKRS said:

nothing. not one damned thing.

You miss us up here in the "Garden State"?

Although the people here in the northern part of the country are known as having a cool demeanor, they do have a sense of humor, too. A current art installation on the Alster Lake in downtown Hamburg:

The "Badenixe" (or, 'Bathing Beauty') by sculptor Olivier Voss

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Ottensen said:

Although the people here in the northern part of the country are known as having a cool demeanor, they do have a sense of humor, too. A current art installation on the Alster Lake in downtown Hamburg:

The "Badenixe" (or, 'Bathing Beauty') by sculptor Olivier Voss

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^

XxAxX said:

Ottensen said:

Although the people here in the northern part of the country are known as having a cool demeanor, they do have a sense of humor, too. A current art installation on the Alster Lake in downtown Hamburg:

The "Badenixe" (or, 'Bathing Beauty') by sculptor Olivier Voss

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^

ha! that's awesome!

Ottensen said:

Although the people here in the northern part of the country are known as having a cool demeanor, they do have a sense of humor, too. A current art installation on the Alster Lake in downtown Hamburg:

The "Badenixe" (or, 'Bathing Beauty') by sculptor Olivier Voss

[Edited 8/5/11 5:36am]

OMG I juuust read about that and thought, " Doesn't Ottensen live near there, I wonder what she thinks..."

lavender1983 said:

Living right next to NYC...without actually having to live in NYC.

Yup. Same here.

I live just north of the city and I like that I can be there quickly if I want and I like that I can go to the mountains and more rural areas easily too. It's nice to be able to have a change of scenery I live in a small town and it can be boring, but it's really beautiful here. Very mountainous and green and right by the river.

Ottensen said:

Although the people here in the northern part of the country are known as having a cool demeanor, they do have a sense of humor, too. A current art installation on the Alster Lake in downtown Hamburg:

The "Badenixe" (or, 'Bathing Beauty') by sculptor Olivier Voss

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That's awesome!

MacDaddy said:

Ottensen said:

Although the people here in the northern part of the country are known as having a cool demeanor, they do have a sense of humor, too. A current art installation on the Alster Lake in downtown Hamburg:

The "Badenixe" (or, 'Bathing Beauty') by sculptor Olivier Voss

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That's awesome!

excuse me but I already said that

ZombieKitten said:

MacDaddy said:

That's awesome!

excuse me but I already said that

You did, I didn't see your response.

It never sleeps. With 24 hour public transportation, I can get home without paying for an expensive taxi at any hour of the night.

Every band and their mom plays here in NY eventually. I've seen pretty much every artist I've ever wanted to see perform in my city.

I really need to head up to the Monument this weekend, I'm not feeling my city right now, I mean I love it, it's home and all, just not the specialness of it, it feels like any other city, ssdd. Usually going up there seems to put things into prespective and I fall all back in love again.