Help me to decide where to move!

[Batty]

time ravages all.

Vs.

 

[devlinboy]

HERE YOU GUYS GO

THIS SUMS IT UP

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1OHAG2S3kBU

 

[Bannister]

Vs.

I thought it was drugs.

 

[pixletwin]

I thought it was drugs.

Time and drugs ravage all....



... but Bjork will kick your enemies *****!

 

[Bannister]

Time and drugs ravage all....



... but Bjork will kick your enemies *****!

 

[pixletwin]

 

[devlinboy]

 

[The ill Jedi]

FU, I love Bjork!

I love this guy too!

 

[pixletwin]

I love this guy too!

ME TOO!

 

[Bannister]

I love this guy too!

 

[automaton]

no place like Los Angeles to fullfill one's creative side (except New York, which wasn't on your list)... anything can happen in this city. opportunities literally find YOU here...

 

[pixletwin]

no place like Los Angeles to fullfill one's creative side (except New York, which wasn't on your list)... anyting can happen in this city. opportunities literally find YOU here...

Especially if you work in the porn industry.

 

[jedibear]

Well I'm currently living in northern NE (way northern), so I can't speak to the benefits of Boston or other areas down south (except for that lame-ass annoyance called TOLL ROADS...no poor, penniless people on the highways please), but of all the areas I've ever lived that I'd go back to, I'd have to say anything from San Francisco to Vancouver BC on the west coast would be the ticket for me...beauiful, accessible and a great variety of people with a minimum of attitude.

May not have the white winters, but the other benefits are there....

 

[gdb]

I forget she ever looked like that.

 

[user 1190]

Have you considered the Pacific Northwest? Not 4 seasons exactly but excellent mild weather all year long. I never had to use an air conditioner in summer (for 1 week in the "heat", I used a fan). Plenty of job opportunities (Microsoft, and all the wannabe support businesses, etc.). Within 1 hour you have your ocean/beaches; go in another direction for an hour for skiing and mountaineering in the Cascades; just a little beyond the Cascades to the east, you've got the Yakima Valley and a tad beyond, the drier semi-desert area. Canada (British Columbia) is only a short distance north. You can ride a sea-going ferry to Victoria or even to Alaska. The really big Con would be that the main interstate (I-5) can be a mess to drive. But if you're used to traffic, probably not any worse than Atlanta. And it doesn't rain nearly as much as folks want to say. No hurricanes, tornadoes, and depending on where you wind up, no earthquakes (there are parts of the Puget Sound area that has a foundation in bedrock), and not even lightning (that I recall).

Hmmm they have on season in the Pacific Northwest rain. It does rain as much as people say, they have something like 60 staright days of rain , with a few days off then more rain. I travel there quite a bit and I have been there once with out rain.

 

[Wetanut]

But...it's not all RAIN rain in the normal sense of steady, measurable amounts, etc. Much of it is light drizzle...barely enough to get you more than a bit misted. And when you DO get sun....! I've never seen a sky so bright and blue that it almost hurts your eyes as when you see it as a backdrop to Mt. Rainier.

 

[Darth Rage]

I didn't read this whole thread and don't know what you do for a living, but I assume you can find work in either area? From what I understand it's not cheap living in Cali. Not to mention those damn earthquakes.

 

[Darthrazz]

Take a trip to Hawaii before you choose...It's heaven on Earth.

 

[user 1190]

Take a trip to Hawaii before you choose...It's heaven on Earth.

I agree, thats the only place I would move to. Its expensive and hard to find jobs, many people there have to work more then one to make a living.

 

[p!tu]

puerto rico