what is unique about where you live [Archive] - Green Grass Forums

Cooler Then Jesus

12-06-2006, 07:14 PM

bay area california
in california, its split up in to like 3 completley different landscapes. southern cali, like fresno and south, through to la and san diego. its allways warm, there is mountains and alot of City, beaches, etc... in the bay area its alot of really nice forests and woods lots of cool caves, trails, etc. the weather is cold during thee winter, but hot during summer and spring, etc. northern california, like eureka, red bluff, etc. is really cold all the time. same as oregon weather.

i personally prefer the bay area. and i also hapen to live there, i can walk up a hill and into a trail, miles and miles down motorbike baths, walking trails, hiking into some random mountain for miles, or going offroading down dirtbike anad quad trails, riding my go ped bigfoot (offroad motor scooter) going miles into the hills.

Stemis516

12-06-2006, 07:43 PM

cleveland ohio baby

any1 else ever had a snowstorm with thunder and lightening???? or how about a snow day on may 8th because of 17 inches of snow.....

/sigh

friendowl

12-06-2006, 07:46 PM

washington sounds hardcore
i heard they shut down mt rainier park for the first time ever
i would like be up there for that shit

i want one of them scooters like coolerthan jesus got
sounds like fun

LuckyNiner

12-06-2006, 07:48 PM

San Diego, California. A beautiful day.

It's December 6th at a quarter to noon.

65˚, and the sun is shining.

You can wear shorts and a t-shirt year-round, here.

surreys princess

12-06-2006, 07:50 PM

oh yeah..you said unique...not where we wished we were...oops....we have mountains at the beach....now THAT is cool...and kinda unique.. ;)

JaggedEdge

12-06-2006, 08:13 PM

Mardi Grass (This was a typo I just noticed but I have to leave it in now. "Mardi Gras")... Where else do women flash their boobs for cheap plastic beads. I literally have an attic full of them back at my moms house. 3 or so big trash can's full in case they ever ride. They never do though.

Willard_420

12-06-2006, 08:18 PM

Mississauga Ontario, Canada.

I love the seasons, plenty of good forests to go to if outside smoking is your kind of thing.

40oz

12-06-2006, 08:21 PM

I grew up mostly in York, PA which is kinda boring but has alot good things about it if you look hard. It had alot of state parks all around to just chill in and a city too so that was cool. I was always just an hour drive from sick baltimore headshops which was cool.

Now i live in philly. Philly is a major city, so theres always stuff going on here.

Skink

12-06-2006, 08:25 PM

surprisingly to most,,,it is the views and sunsets here that are kick ass... north western NJ...

zephyrinne

12-06-2006, 08:43 PM

West Virginia here.. you can't beat the mountains here in the fall when all the leaves are changing. The lakes, rivers are awesome for boating and white water rafting. It's ski season, so the mountains are close to being in full effect here.. I can't wait to get down one of those slopes.

That's what I like about it here... we get 4 seasons. I like to experience them all. Some places don't have autumn or spring, or even a winter in some cases.

Oh, and the bud here is amazing. That is all.. :)

Skink

12-06-2006, 08:55 PM

Matt the Funk

12-06-2006, 09:02 PM

The best part about Los Angeles is the diverisity of everything.

The Skunky Skunk

12-06-2006, 09:05 PM

well were i live theres snow on the ground
and its cold as fuck
you dont want to go outside cuz its
way to cold man...

Fengzi

12-06-2006, 09:08 PM

I live in San Jose California, at the bottom of the Silicon Valley. What's cool about where I live is that even though I'm in the 10th largest city in the U.S, with over a million people, I'm also about a 1/4 mile away from the mountains. We get deer in our front yard and I've seen rattlesnakes, bobcats, and even a mountian lion, all within a mile radius of our house. I can spend all day hiking and then go into town for a good dinner. clubs, whatever.

Feebs420

12-06-2006, 09:17 PM

cleveland ohio baby

any1 else ever had a snowstorm with thunder and lightening???? or how about a snow day on may 8th because of 17 inches of snow.....

/sigh

im from cleveland too!

benagain

12-06-2006, 09:23 PM

I currently live in Cocoa FL. Sunny, close to the theme parks, the space center and port canaveral. It's fun enough living here, but a little fast paced compared to where I used to live which was in western NC (pic is my avatar). I like it here, but I will end up back home one day. Once day soon hopefully.

stinkyattic

12-06-2006, 09:37 PM

Where I live in New England it's 20 degrees out and crisp and dry and beautiful on those nights in winter where the air is so clear and perfect and you can see every wrinkle on the moon and every star in the milky way.

There are 5 BIG colleges and several small colleges within a 40 minute drive of my house. People are hip and peaceful and well-educated around here, but they can get a bit long-winded at town meetings as a result.

Practically everyone in my neighborhood has a cool dog and right nearby there's a cross-country skiing recreation area where we all take the pooches for walks and playtime.

The houses in my 'hood were all built in 1900-1915 in the Shingle Style and are gorgeous. It's one of the reasons I bought there- my favorite style of architecture- keeps me motivated to work a lot and save my money for an upgrade!

There are 2 or 3 awesome ski resorts and maybe 10 microbreweries within an hour's drive.

There's 2 amazing rivers for whitewater or tubing within 15 minutes of my front door. Plus the Mighty Connecticut for when you're lazy and want POWER.

I've traveled all over and can't imagine a better spot than right here in the Happy Valley.

D.Boone

12-06-2006, 10:09 PM

Iowa City, Iowa
well we got the university of iowa here its a pretty prestigous liberal arts school. and its athletics programs are among the best in the country. so its a big college town, lots of parties all the time infact the UofI was rated the #8 party school a few years in a row. we get some pretty damn good weed here way better then what you will find anywhere else in iowa but it is a lil pricey. on top of all that we are only a 41/2hour drive from chicago, minneapolis, st.louis, omaha, only an hour and a half from des moines, and about 5 hours from kansas city. plus interstate 80 goes right thru here. and iowa is one of the top producers of pork products, corn products including ethonal, and soy products including bio-diesel

Cooler Then Jesus

12-06-2006, 10:51 PM

i want one of them scooters like coolerthan jesus got
sounds like fun

http://orangecounty.craigslist.org/pts/228558781.html

heres on on craigs list right by you i think, youre in venice beach i think?

TallulahGreen

12-06-2006, 10:59 PM

I'm from Ashland, OR. It is a VERY unique town, here are some snippets from Wikipedia.com

Ashland is also remarkable for being very politically liberal. It gave the hypermajority of its vote to Democrat John F. Kerry in the 2004 Presidential election. This potentially makes it more Democratic than Portland, and more Democratic than any other city in Oregon and neighbouring Washington outside of Seattle, Washington, which cast 80.61% for Kerry compared to Ashland's 80.60%.

Ashland is well-known for its annual Oregon Shakespeare Festival (OSF), which brings thousands of visitors to the city every year. The festival has grown from a summer outdoor festival in the 1930s to a season which stretches from February to October, incorporating Shakespeare and non-Shakespearean plays in repertory at three theaters. OSF sells more tickets to more performances of more plays than any other theater in the country. In a typical year, OSF sells more than 350,000 tickets and attracts about 100,000 tourists.

The National Fish and Wildlife Forensics Laboratory, located in Ashland, is the world's only crime lab dedicated to wildlife, and serves law enforcement both within and outside the United States.

Lithia Park is a 100 acre (0.4 km²) park extending from the center of town ("The Plaza") up Ashland Creek to the foothills of Mount Ashland. It includes two ponds, a Japanese garden, tennis courts, two public greens, a bandshell (outdoor stage) and miles of hiking trails. The name Lithia comes from the natural mineral water in Ashland, Lithia water. Lithia water is famous for its strong mineral taste and slight effervescence, and the Lithia water fountains found on the town plaza are frequently tasted by unsuspecting tourists (often at the behest of residents or frequent visitors who use the fountains as a cheap, humorous Ashland initiation rite).[citation needed] As of October 2006, the fountains on the plaza are temporarily under construction due to vandalism and their allegedly curative water is available from an unmarked spigot nearby.[citation needed] Lithia water can be sampled from a fountain near the bandshell in Lithia Park as well.

The Ashland City Band is the oldest continuous city band in the United States, having formed as the Ashland Brass Band in 1876. John McLaren (Park Designer), designer of San Francisco's Golden Gate Park, designed Lithia Park and included an octagonal gazebo-style bandstand which was used by the ACB until the bandshell was built in 1949.

The Bathroom Readers' Institute and Bathroom Readers' Press, who put out the Uncle John's Bathroom Reader books, are based in Ashland.

I live in a VERY VERY cool place.

lil josh

12-06-2006, 11:03 PM

me :bonghit:

Fengzi

12-06-2006, 11:19 PM

I'm from Ashland, OR. It is a VERY unique town, here are some snippets from Wikipedia.com

Ashland is well-known for its annual Oregon Shakespeare Festival (OSF), which brings thousands of visitors to the city every year.

I was driving back to California, from Washington, when my car broke down on I-5, just past Ashland. It was right at the time of the Shakespeare fest and there wasn't an available hotel room for miles. I ended up sleeping under an overpass. NIce place though.

TallulahGreen

12-06-2006, 11:21 PM

I was driving back to California, from Washington, when my car broke down on I-5, just past Ashland. It was right at the time of the Shakespeare fest and there wasn't an available hotel room for miles. I ended up sleeping under an overpass. NIce place though.

Yep, thats Ashland for ya. During the festival time-good luck with finding a hotel. We have a ton of little hotels, but they are always damn full.

That really sucks you ended up sleeping under an overpass, next time call me!! :)

It's a fun little place though thats for sure, glad you got to see it..sorry it wasn't under the best of circumstances!

birdgirl73

12-07-2006, 04:13 AM

I live in the Dallas, Texas area. There's not much that's particularly remarkable here. Our terrain is mostly flat and dry. We're hours away from both the coast or the mountains. It's miserably hot here in the summertime, and the winters aren't snowy or pretty. They're mostly mild, and when we do get winter weather, it involves ice storms. There are lots of fundamentally religious types, political conservatives, and illegal immigrants here. As I write this, I'm wondering what in the world has kept us here for my entire lifetime, and the only thing I can think of is that it's familiar and this is where I was raised.

One good thing about this area? Excellent Tex-Mex cuisine. Other than that, I need to move to northern California, Oregon, or Washington. Fast.

Dankmike

12-07-2006, 04:19 AM

well.......shady white pill snorting buster's wanna be thugs, corn, home of Gary one of the worst places in the country for murder....and michael jackson's hometown.

Guess's?

timothylearyisdead

12-07-2006, 04:25 AM

chesapeake virginia. nothing really here in particular except great places to grow with a great climate, but drive 15 minutes in any direction and youll find some sweet shit. we have the crowded, touristy beach, the duney natural beach. the other direction is norfolk, which is like mini NYC with nicer people and the same amount of bums, but still sweet to chill at a couple times a week. DC is a daytrip from here and can be fun sometimes as long as you dont drive in the city. Probably the most amazing mountains in North America too. everybody around here always says "man this town sucks sooo bad i cant wait to get out" but really, this place could be a WHOLE LOT worse *cough*utah*cough*iowa*cough*ohio*cough*i could go on*cough*

damn that was a nice bong hit!:bong:

TheSmokingMonkey

12-07-2006, 05:22 AM

1. lefse
2. lutefisk
3. Summit beer
4. wild rice
5. walleye

hmmm must be stoned... they're all food!

6. snow
7. "Minnesota Nice"
8. the cold
9. the fucking, bitter, bone-chilling cold.
10. the STATE FAIR!
11. the Saint Paul Winter Carnival
12. 10,000 (actually closer to 15,000) lakes
13. mosquitoes (because of the lakes)

...and that's about it.

Know what I miss about Boston? THE FOOD. THE FUCKING ITALIAN FOOD. THE SEAFOOD. LEGAL SEAFOODS. THE PIZZA. VINNY T'S, OH MY GOD THE ROASTED GARLIC. THE BEER WORKS - CHIVE FRIES. GOOD LORD. THE MASHED POTATOES. Yes... yes, people, I am a foodie.

OHHH and those fucking deep fried SPRING ROLLS at Fanueil Hall, oh the grease.

OOOOOH and if anybody goes to Salem, MA go to Asahi - the best neighborhood Japanese restaurant ever in the history of mankind.

That's what I miss... sushi on the east coast. It's SO much better.
Oh food.....regional food....

OniEhtRedrum781

12-07-2006, 05:23 AM

There are lots of french people here... and no Taco Bell :(

Purple Banana

12-07-2006, 05:55 AM

Maryland-
Crabs, Baltimore City (#1 murder rate in the country!), Ocean City, farms, mountains, beaches, marshlands, 4 seasons, close to DC, active medical cannabis laws, UMD (2005 pick for most stoner friendly college) Chesapeake bay, good weed, ect...

Maryland kicks ass.

KindMidasSoundman

12-07-2006, 06:05 AM

Chicago has the best regional food in the country!
Pizza in Chicago is like none other, and Chicago is the ONLY place you can get the right kind of Italian beef sandwich! MMMMMMMM!!!

VoidLivesOn

12-07-2006, 06:14 AM

My town is wonderful!

A long highway that, if given the breathtaking chance to be driven on, could definately subdue you with its astonishing view of corporate fast food franchises as fas as the eye can see. A high way holding, low and behold, the greatest wal-mart in the city limits, that contrary to popular beliefs, succeeds in and stomping out any other local provisions to rape the competition. Surrounding this high way is the wonderful suburbanite mentality we all love, shared in the hearts of Old war vets with something shoved up their ass, GI's who act like the world owes them something, Prison gaurds, and bored, distraught teens who turn to sex and drugs for excitement.

In a nut shell...fuck this town. I'm going to Austin as soon as possible.

TallulahGreen

12-07-2006, 06:42 AM

The only fast food places my town has to offer is Wendy's, Taco Bell, and Burger king.

In the past 3 years McDonalds, Dairy Queen, and Pizza hut have all gone out of business. HELL YEAH FOR HIPPIE TOWNS!!!

DannyMan

12-07-2006, 07:58 AM

San Diego, California. A beautiful day.

It's December 6th at a quarter to noon.

65˚, and the sun is shining.

You can wear shorts and a t-shirt year-round, here.

It truly was a beautiful day, wasnt it?
lemme tell you though, its 12 am right now and its pretty much freezing outside heheh

i guess thats kind of unique...goes from blazing hot at 12 pm to freezing your balls (little or big ones) off at 12 am. i like it though :p

Dmo18

12-07-2006, 01:36 PM

well in WV we have WVU which used to be the #1 party school, but is still in the top 5, and where i live we have cabin 5, roadside park, 2 of my favorite plsces to smoke

delusionsofNORMALity

12-07-2006, 02:41 PM

yes, i'm a So Cal baby.

here at the south end of the county we seem to have become famous for having more breast implants than LA and less smog (marginally so in both cases). yeah, the weather's great and everything is within arm's reach (beaches, mountains, deserts, urban fun and rural relaxation), but.....

diversity, what's that? this is the kingdom of the white, middle-class fool (they keep the mexicans around to mow the lawns and watch the kids).

tolerance, just another buzz-word. this is the home of tricky dick, this is reagan-land. if you ain't conservative at heart then you ain't shit, with the exception of a few small pockets of resistance this is where McCarthy should hold his second coming. even the liberals are conservative here.

culture, don't make me laugh. these people are dumb with a capital duh... they live and breath reality shows and new cars, they live by the credo "if it's on TV, it must be true". they seem to exist to consume, the perfect examples of the perfect american.

in short; abandon hope, all ye who enter here. this is stepford-land, created in walt disney's image and perpetuating the lies that bigger is better and perfection is not only attainable but "we've made it!!!"

there are quite a few of us here, living under the ice and watching to see what the animals will do next. don't join us, it's dangerous here, you can lose your soul if you're not careful.

this rant brought to you by the letters m and j and the good people at pfizer.

Perp

12-07-2006, 02:55 PM

Oktoberfest. Largest beer festival in the world outside of Munich, Germany.

Breukelen advocaat

12-07-2006, 02:59 PM

We have salt-water beaches, all kinds of ethnic foods, art, 400 years of history and other culture. We're close to Manhattan - which we refer to as the "City".

I'm planning to go to Manhattan and shoot some pictures of the holiday displays from Macy's, Lord & Taylor's, and other good spots, and post them here. Macy's display, on 34th Street, is awesome this year - I saw it yesterday.

stinkyattic

12-07-2006, 03:14 PM

In the past 3 years McDonalds, Dairy Queen, and Pizza hut have all gone out of business. HELL YEAH FOR HIPPIE TOWNS!!!
Hell yeah! My hometown put a McD's right out of business too, while the hole-in-the wall yoghurt shop on one side and the gourmet pizza by the slice place on the other side consistently have lines out the door! Hell yeah.

Fengzi

12-07-2006, 04:59 PM

Chicago has the best regional food in the country!
Pizza in Chicago is like none other, and Chicago is the ONLY place you can get the right kind of Italian beef sandwich! MMMMMMMM!!!

I lived in Chicago(actually Naperville) for a few years when I was 17-19. Two things I really miss is the Pizza and Italian Beef. We've got a place out here in the Silicon Valley called Pizza Chicago that was supposedly started by a couple guys who were originally from Gino's East. Still, it's not quite the same. And forget about finding a good Italian Beef.

KindMidasSoundman

12-07-2006, 05:10 PM

I lived in Chicago(actually Naperville) for a few years when I was 17-19. Two things I really miss is the Pizza and Italian Beef. We've got a place out here in the Silicon Valley called Pizza Chicago that was supposedly started by a couple guys who were originally from Gino's East. Still, it's not quite the same. And forget about finding a good Italian Beef.

Silicon Valley? Yeah, you are a little bit far, but if you ever find yourself in Orange County, you can find a Portillo's there where you would be able to get an authentic Italian beef. I think it's in Anaheim or somewhere near Disney. YUM!!

KindMidasSoundman

12-07-2006, 05:13 PM

I lived in Chicago(actually Naperville) for a few years when I was 17-19. Two things I really miss is the Pizza and Italian Beef. We've got a place out here in the Silicon Valley called Pizza Chicago that was supposedly started by a couple guys who were originally from Gino's East. Still, it's not quite the same. And forget about finding a good Italian Beef.

Also: both Portillo's and Giordano's offer FedEx shipping of their food now!
www.portillos.com
www.giordanos.com

check it out! It's costly, but worth it for some!

Breukelen advocaat

12-07-2006, 05:17 PM

I lived in Chicago(actually Naperville) for a few years when I was 17-19. Two things I really miss is the Pizza and Italian Beef. We've got a place out here in the Silicon Valley called Pizza Chicago that was supposedly started by a couple guys who were originally from Gino's East. Still, it's not quite the same. And forget about finding a good Italian Beef.

Many of the Italian gourmet Salumerias here have delicous home-cooked beef. At $3.50 a half lb., it's a bargain.

The pizza (which I can't eat)- Fuhgetaboutit!

Dutch Masta

12-07-2006, 05:18 PM

Lets see. Jay-Z and Biggie came from here

Humboldt215

12-07-2006, 06:00 PM

represtinging northern california, humboldt county!

where the redwood trees gro big, and the pot even bigger

seriously.. humboldt r0x

our pot laws up here are so fuckin liberal, just the other day in town at the mall a cop was going thru a car pulled out a few big bags of pot, after checking the person out with their med card, he gave the pot back and everybody went on their own way.

gotta luv it!

friendowl

12-07-2006, 06:03 PM

old timers love to talk about "humboldt" buds

ForeverZero

12-07-2006, 06:17 PM

wholapola

12-07-2006, 06:34 PM

Niagara Falls-love the change in seasons.

b0Ng h!tz 4 mE

12-07-2006, 06:54 PM

the chavs here seem to like me for some reason even tho im nothin like them.. oh and yea, planes fly right over my house like every 20 mins cuz i live near an airport...

hahah.. yea its pretty shit here..

Breukelen advocaat

12-07-2006, 08:44 PM

Boston is where it's at, man. I fuckin love this city. Im actually right outside the city, walking distance to the T. Some of the coolest bars ever, the best music scene you're gonna find just about anywhere. This place has so much history and culture, you cant walk anywhere without finding some sort of historical landmark, or famous bar, or just plain beatiful architechture. Im close to some really nice beaches and within an hour drive of some world class snowboarding. And also my beloved Red Sox and Bruins and Patriots are here.

I agree, you've got a great place in Boston. I went on vacation there a few years ago, and had a wonderful time.

BabySnookums

12-07-2006, 08:52 PM

whats unique about where i live? *thinks*

well...southern texas is....
aw hell...it sucks!!! escape!! as fast as you can! dont look back!!

*shifty eyes*

its sorta ok, except our weather is effin freaky...like one second it'll be clear blue skies, then five mins. later its pouring rain.

but we have a few places nearby that're cool....the only one i think is noteworthy is Moody Gardens....the thing on the left side is a Rainforest pyramid...has all kindsa plant and critter life...butterflies and fish and shit....pretty badass on the inside....and theres another building that has an IMAX....

that's about all i know of round here that doesnt totally blow...since they closed down our Six Flags :mad: and i'd never gotten to go either :mad: :mad:

psychocat

12-07-2006, 10:09 PM

http://www.zonianlady.com/beachyhead/beachy-head-lh_chris-joscelyne.jpg

http://www.clubclasschauffeurs.co.uk/images/beachy_head_4_tours.jpg

http://www.roots-travel.co.uk/images/Roots%20Travel/Beachy%20Head%20cliffs.jpg

This place is called Beachy Head and it is probably the number one suicide spot in the world.
Some guy came from America to leap off it and another guy got on a ferry from France , took a taxi to it , paid the taxi and jumped ?? Mad fuckers.

psychocat

12-07-2006, 10:16 PM

http://esamultimedia.esa.int/images/human_resources/ESTEC_050405_aerial_H.jpg

I used to live very close to this place, it's in Holland on the dunes between Katwijk and Noordwijk and it is ESTEC http://www.esa.int/esaCP/SEMOMQ374OD_index_0.html which is the European Space Center.

bucknuts1870

12-07-2006, 10:27 PM

Columbus, Ohio baby home of the #1 team in the country in football and soon to be in basketball again. I go to Ohio State, I live on campus, and the only thing I would change is that fuckin' dusting of snow we got last night when I was coming out of the bars.

higher4hockey

12-07-2006, 11:10 PM

I'm from PA ! whats unique about where i live is that Zippo lighters are made about twenty miles from me, Ka-Bar knives are also made about thirty miles away. Straub beer is made a little south of my town. I live on the outskirts of the allegany national forest, which means great hunting, and numerous people grow their own dope. PA rocks the casbah!!

pabloescobar209

12-07-2006, 11:20 PM

Pittsburgh, PA the name Pittsburgh is unique in that it is one of very few cities that spells Burg (burgh). it's ranked 26 in most livable cities in the world. An ass load of amazing football players were born here ex. joe montana, dan marino, joe namath, tony dorsett, lou holtz, ty law. and most people here say 'yinz' a short way of saying "you guys".

aznson01

12-08-2006, 12:24 AM

where i go to school this city aint got no mids!

higher4hockey

12-08-2006, 12:44 AM

pablo~ the allegany river starts within a relatively short distance from where I live.

BizzleLuvin

12-08-2006, 01:39 AM

my college campus is an arboretum. there are over 300 species of trees here, they all have these silver tags with thier genus and species on them.
i'm 30 minutes from the ocean and 10 minutes from the bay.
there are 3 national campgrounds within 45 minutes from campus.

Cheery Cherry

12-08-2006, 02:20 AM

NY...unique? Hmmm...I don't really know what's unique about NY besides most of the people that live in it.

Cheery Cherry

12-08-2006, 02:22 AM

Boston is where it's at, man. I fuckin love this city. Im actually right outside the city, walking distance to the T. Some of the coolest bars ever, the best music scene you're gonna find just about anywhere. This place has so much history and culture, you cant walk anywhere without finding some sort of historical landmark, or famous bar, or just plain beatiful architechture. Im close to some really nice beaches and within an hour drive of some world class snowboarding. And also my beloved Red Sox and Bruins and Patriots are here.

Boston is great! I visited there for a couple of weeks long time ago and I thought it was clean for a city...

nuggetgirl

12-08-2006, 02:35 PM

Well, I live in Bussey, IA..we just lost a couple of old people..but I think the population is still somewhere around 55.

Good things about my town:
1.No Police

2.No Fast food restaraunts

3.No stoplights, no traffic

4.The river, catfish, and bonfire parties

5.There's this little mom and pop general store called Katy Dids..and you can just walk in there and get whatever you want and the owner will write it down on a little peice of paper and keep you a tab to pay later

6. A dinner every sunday with all the trimmins

7. But above all I like to take a drive during the summer, and go drive out on the gravel roads with a big fat doobie and go out where there's nothin but corn and drive around and get high. ;)

I could go on and on..but I'd probrably incriminate myself into sounding even more bodunk..but anyways...life here is good :)

LIP

12-08-2006, 07:40 PM

Something else unique about England is you can drink a beer and light up a spliff outside in broad daylight and no one gives a shit, no one minds, and you probably wouldnt even get it confiscated by the cops [as long as your over 18]

mrboom

12-08-2006, 08:11 PM

las vegas here. gambling hookers booze blah blah pretty much every vice u can think of.

Harvest Ethics

12-08-2006, 08:15 PM

I live in a european city rich in culture with a great history. We have lots of cities around us older than 800 years.

Cori.news

12-08-2006, 08:30 PM

Boston is where it's at, man. I fuckin love this city. Im actually right outside the city, walking distance to the T. Some of the coolest bars ever, the best music scene you're gonna find just about anywhere. This place has so much history and culture, you cant walk anywhere without finding some sort of historical landmark, or famous bar, or just plain beatiful architechture. Im close to some really nice beaches and within an hour drive of some world class snowboarding. And also my beloved Red Sox and Bruins and Patriots are here.hey whats up :) Im in Rhode island and i agree w/u about the best music scene being here. even in providence theres all kinda places to go hear really cool bands. Plus the beaches are awesome in the summer. the other thing thats cool here is theres all kindsa places to party that nobody knows like coves and abandoned shacks n shit like that.