Best towns to live in the USA (east, central, west)
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I understand the appeal of California, shit I love it here. Or rather, I loved it here until it became overpopulated. If half the people up and disappeared tomorrow morning and never came back, I'd probably stay for the rest of my days.
But no. Riverside is becoming a suburb of Los Angeles, home developers are paving all the way out to the desert now even and that just makes me angry (and maybe a little hungry).
But no. Riverside is becoming a suburb of Los Angeles, home developers are paving all the way out to the desert now even and that just makes me angry (and maybe a little hungry).
J.
Old Fart
JayKeeley said:
The Florida landscape and abundance of old people make that state ... teh crap
My friend just moved there with his fiancee ... God knows why ... and after 6 months he is already freaking out.
California has so many beauiful areas to live in, I am not quite sure why NAD is so itchy to move.
Sure, but if it's just good weather you want (minus natural disasters), Florida is cheap as hell. And like TX, no state tax.
J.
Old Fart
If you want great looking babes, nice scenery and landscape, fairly cheap real estate, no state tax and nice weather, look no further than Austin, Texas.
The Houston area has all of that except the nice weather, it's fucking hotter than Hades down here.
The Houston area has all of that except the nice weather, it's fucking hotter than Hades down here.
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TEH PEEPUHL!!! Too many fuckers here, everyone has such a damn attitude. Of course it's beautiful! But those days are ending. Like I said before (in some thread today, don't know where). So Cal was not designed to handle a shitload of people. There is no public transportation to speak of, and the freeways are the only way to get around, but they aren't located in convenient areas. It's like a gigantic suburban neighborhood, with few of the advantages and all the disadvantages.lurch70 said:
3 years ago it took me 25 minutes to get to work, a 7 mile straight shot on the freeway. If I lived there now, I guarantee it'd be 45 minutes each way daily. You have no idea how congested it is here.
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What A Horrible Night To Have A Curse
They are disappearing, seriously. I grew up in the desert right, there wasn't anybody out there except post-hippie folk living in mudhuts like my parents and a couple of rich Jews in Palm Springs. Now there are massive housing tracts popping up every week, every time I head to the desert, on the way back it's depressing how close the city is encroaching on it.lurch70 said:
In 10 years, people will be commuting to work in LA from Arizona, I can just about guarantee it.
lurch70 said:
Sorry, I meant "aside from the natural disasters", Florida has the weather that people are after (although it's incredibly humid). Still, my point is, the real estate in Florida is DIRT CHEAP.
Mormagil
bring back the corvee
Well, we have an average of around 0.2 serious earthquakes per year as opposed to several hurricanes; I don't think it's that simple.
Forest fires, mudslides, police brutality, riots, 1:7 salary to housing cost ratios, endless traffic jams, and 0.2 serious earthquakes per annum still does not explain why people are moving to Cali in their hordes.
It seems that Texas and North Carolina are the places to consider most seriously, if you really want to improve your state of living. (That includes good weather).
It seems that Texas and North Carolina are the places to consider most seriously, if you really want to improve your state of living. (That includes good weather).
J.
Old Fart
If you're coming to Texas, stay away from Houston. Bad air, over-populated, and ugly. The outlying suburbs and areas (The Woodlands, Sugar Land, Kingwood, Pearland, Friendswood) are all very nice and worth looking into for affordable homes. Plus, the Houston economy has tons of jobs available (I should know, now if I can just get some more interviews. Got one on Friday. Wish me luck.)
If you don't mind tons of spics, San Antonio is your place.
Austin is ideal and the best place in Texas, easily. Not sure about the job market, though.
Not familiar with Dallas/Fort Worth.
If you don't mind tons of spics, San Antonio is your place.
Austin is ideal and the best place in Texas, easily. Not sure about the job market, though.
Not familiar with Dallas/Fort Worth.
lizard
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Florida land is cheap because you never know when its gonna disappear into a sinkhole.
plus, go out your side door, there just may be a gator sunning himself in your driveway. seriously.
plus, go out your side door, there just may be a gator sunning himself in your driveway. seriously.
lizard
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yeah I lived on the gulf coast south of Sarasota for a year and it was like living with the future white trash convicts of the future. then we moved up to macdill AFB near Tampa and it was the future black convicts. you just can't win!! Miami is controlled by Cubans and overrun by Haitians...
DO NOT MOVE TO FLORIDA
It is 100% fucking boring and shitty. I lived there for a year, ugha mugha
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Discluding the Keys + other carribean areas of course =)
It is 100% fucking boring and shitty. I lived there for a year, ugha mugha
.Discluding the Keys + other carribean areas of course =)
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