LA has some of the hotttestttt bishes around and Size/Huge who is having a mid-life crisis of sort just thrives in it.
Ultimate place to live...
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I should add that the Tehapachi mountains are within easy reach, and they are beautiful.
If you have a day to drive, then you can access the Sierra Nevadas (with some of the most amazing national parks in all of the US).
If you have a day to drive, then you can access the Sierra Nevadas (with some of the most amazing national parks in all of the US).
b_line
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I'm talking about major global cities here. But, yeah, if you want to experience a bunch of well-off white folks and hang out at the bagel shop, then Jackson is awesome.
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The women here are awesome.
I'm far from mid-life.
I don't have problems getting attention from these women.
You can continue to fake disinterest if you want. But, it'd be better for your dudes-I-swear-I'm-straight routine if you feigned jealousy instead.
b_line
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[size/HUGE] fixed [/size];680589 said:
I just personally don't like the outdoor stuff that LA has to offer. For some, it is great. But I like living by world class ski resorts, awesome rivers, and great mountain biking/hiking. I am sure you can get some great mountain biking/hiking in the LA area, but you have to drive like hours to get out of the city, and then drive to the mountains.
I am not afraid of cold water though, but I can see why some dont like surfing in the pacific. If I was a surfer, I would probably live in Southern California. I am sure LA is awesome, but I just don't personally like it.
b_line
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[size/HUGE] fixed [/size];680595 said:
haha, very true. Well, except for one thing you left out, it's the well of white folks kids that you are hanging out with at the bagel shop. The well of white folks just live in their gated communities, and get their bagels delivered...
[size/HUGE] fixed [/size];680596 said:
Homophobic much bro?
LOL...
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Is there a major global city that fits that criteria? I don't think so. So, what are we talking about again? If we're talking about priorities, then it appears you've prioritized things that keep you out of major cities. That's a decision I understand. If we're talking about how all major cities suck by your criteria, then I think we're wasting our time.
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not homophobic at all. I gave a direct reply to your post + offered a suggestion that you should consider.
b_line
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[size/HUGE] fixed [/size];680603 said:
I thought it was that we just name some places where we would want to live... Anyway, I would not really pick to live in a major city. If I did though, I would probably pick Seattle or Portland, because both of those fit my criteria pretty well. The best though, would probably be Vancouver, BC.
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I wouldn't count Portland or Vancouver as major global cities. Seattle is on the cusp.
b_line
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[size/HUGE] fixed [/size];680608 said:
True, but what is the draw to a major city? To me, the only major city that I would want to live in would be New York. (at least in the US)
NYC has so much culture and something new to do every day. But it is terrible if you like to do anything outdoors.
[size/HUGE] fixed [/size];680605 said:
I don't like guys/dudes, but it seems you have a problem with people who do.
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you said LA sucks. I defended it on grounds that it is a major global city, and therefore has to be judged on criteria different than you one you appeared to be using. I think I was right to do so.
There is no a priori draw to major cities, just stupid judgments of them.
b_line
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[size/HUGE] fixed [/size];680612 said:
Well, I still don't have to like it. haha. Isn't that the point of this whole exercise? We can pick different places and be happy. If you like LA, that is cool, and I can see how you would like it. I am just not that into it. For city life though, it would probably be pretty epic, and still have decent opportunities to get out of the city.
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One day you'll start to realize that reality rarely matches up to how things seem to you.
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I lived alone on roughly 50 acres in the Eastern Townships of Quebec for 3 years (commuted about an hour to and from school). It was pretty ****ing fantastic; I miss it all the time. My hope is that eventually I can find a rewarding job close enough to a rural area that pays me enough to buy 20+ acres with a significant woodlot (preferably with water, of course), and someone to share it with.
Define mountains and define too far.
I work nights. I start at 4pm. I live in Los Feliz which is in the city. One of my usual routes is up the Angeles Crest Highway which is 30 minutes away...by bike. I can ride into the forest of the Angeles Crest for 20 or so miles and still get to work on time. Saying that you have to drive for hours to get good mountain biking is laughable. To say that mountains, rivers and lakes are "too far way" is to be ignorant of the topography of Los Angeles or to be blatantly trolling.
Yes, LA is not Denver or San Francisco or Chicago but all those aforementioned towns have had a inferiority complex with Los Angeles as far as I can remember. The weather alone blows those three places out of the water.
b_line
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Or I could just like other places better. There is not a world class ski resort within a close distance of LA. The mountain biking trails are all about who builds them, so those can be good anywhere. But the scenery is why I hike and bike, and I don't really enjoy the mountains of Southern California.
I like changes in seasons, and dramatic winters. So weather for me in so cal is not all that great. Great to vacation, but not for me year round...