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[Dave of Canada]

[location that isn't Canada], I thought it was obvious.

[Zubie]

Winterpeg, MB Canada

 

Pros

 

haha, please

 

Cons

 

it's freaking cold

[Barrett Rodych]

Regina, SK! YEAH PRAIRIES

[N7BlackDahlia]

'Murica, don't have much to say about it unfortunately

[JRCHOharry]

Newcastle, UK.

 

Ignored by the southerners.

Pitied by the Scots.

[Endurium]

Northwestern USA all my life

 

Pros: temperate climate, widely varied scenery, generally friendly people, rugged Pacific coast

 

Cons: traffic in cities is among the worst of the nation, year-round humidity due to nearness to sea level

 

Last big newsworthy event was eruption of Mt. St. Helens in 1980. I got out of school for a few days when that happened; it was like a surreal winter with ash falling instead of snow.

[Naughty Bear]

I actually like the snow. Well, for someone that never saw it, at least...

 

In here, it's hotter than hell itself.

 

(You won't change my mind, Allan! )

Where are you from? Since you don't see snow, I presume Asia? We've been getting 36 Celsius in Thailand recently and 27-28 during the night. I miss the snow in England, its quite sad I'll never see it again for the foreseeable future.

[Hainkpe]

Denver, Colorado.

 

Wasn't born or raised here. Transplant from Washington, DC. Wasn't born or raised there. Transplant from Minnesota. Still wasn't born or raised there. Transplant from South Dakota. Born and raised there.

 

Moved. A lot.

[bmwcrazy]

NYC

 

Pros: good restaurants, good bars, shopping, great night life

 

Cons: annoying retarded tourists, expensive, both driving and parking suck balls

[Lunch Box1912]

I'm from the commonwealth of Massachusetts, or the communist wealth of Massachusetts... nothing we do here makes sense and if you can afford the taxes you get to sit in traffic for four hours minimum every day!  

 

 

[bmwcrazy]

 

I'm from the commonwealth of Massachusetts, or the communist wealth of Massachusetts... nothing we do here makes sense and if you can afford the taxes you get to sit in traffic for four hours minimum every day!  

 

Haha. I know what you mean.

 

I have an apartment in Boston as well. Driving in Boston is much scarier than NYC. People literally just run red lights, not to mention the confusing inner-city tunnel system.

 

Like NYC, it is not a place to own a nice car unless if you have your own private parking.

[Lunch Box1912]

I like NY, I go every summer for a few days. It's so big with lots of things to do, makes Boston look silly.

[C9316]

I visited NYC with family a year or so ago, way too urban and crowded if you ask me.

[Sigma Tauri]

New York City's not for everyone. But, it's fun to go to with friends or insane family members. The northern New Jersey suburbs are more convenient places to live in as everything you need is so close. The only thing is that people are just not nice.

[C9316]

I suppose living most of my life in the Southern United States has colored my perceptions. I've never seen so many dang skyscrapers and apartments in one place, made everything look all grey.

[Giant ambush beetle]

Austria, to be more specific in the northern ''outback'' very close to the CZ and Bavarian border. Very rural area, I can see the milky way very clearly and from S-W the alps. 

A typical country road close to where I live. (As you can tell, I'm living in a bicycle paradise)

 

 

And some more nature...

 

[Joy Divison]

New Jersey...where the Statue of Liberty *really* is.

 

You folks who live in the US South complaining about the heat/humidity...really?  There is literally a foot of snow in my front yard and it's *March*.  

[Kaiser Arian XVII]

I actually like the snow. Well, for someone that never saw it, at least...

 

In here, it's hotter than hell itself.

 

(You won't change my mind, Allan! )

 

I will...

 

I prefer this

 

 

to this

 

 

any day even summers!

[Kaiser Arian XVII]

 

I'm from the commonwealth of Massachusetts, or the communist wealth of Massachusetts... nothing we do here makes sense and if you can afford the taxes you get to sit in traffic for four hours minimum every day!  

 

 

 

DISASTROUS.

[Barquiel]

A small town in Thuringia, Germany

 

[Sigma Tauri]

New Jersey...where the Statue of Liberty *really* is.

 

You folks who live in the US South complaining about the heat/humidity...really?  There is literally a foot of snow in my front yard and it's *March*.  

 

You must live in Central or South Jersey. North Jersey was spared the snow.

[ME_Fan]

Born and raised in Newcastle Upon Tyne, United Kingdom. Now live in Vancouver, Canada.

[LonelyTimeTraveller]

I live in Hawaii, but not the tourist destinations with white sand beaches and sun that you see on postcards. It just rains a lot here. I never cared much for going to the beach, though.

[Ridwan]

Denmark, but I'm not Danish.

[SwobyJ]

Ottawa, Ontario, Canada. With occasional trips to Montreal.

 

Previously rural cottage country north of Toronto, Ontario, Canada. With occasional trips to Toronto.

 

Plan is to stick around Ottawa (or at least Hull, or at leastttt a place I can drive to Ottawa from) until I either have my undergraduate or enough of it to feel safe about going elsewhere.

 

Then get the hell out

 

The way things are going, I may end up in Montreal, but I can't be sure. Heck, last year we even discussed moving to California.