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In no particular order of the places I have been to...
1. Las Vegas (Hot and ugly)
2. Los Angeles (I'm a native and not sure what the point is)
3. Albuquerque (Hot and ugly)
4. Phoenix (really hot and really ugly)
5. San Diego (I live here now and don't find it to be very food or culturally oriented but great if you are a beach fanatic, like taco Tuesdays and surf)
Places that I have not been but pretty sure I don't want to live there are
1. Atlanta
2. Houston
3. Philadelphia
4. Miami
5. Detroit
In no particular order of the places I have been to...
1. Las Vegas (Hot and ugly)
2. Los Angeles (I'm a native and not sure what the point is)
3. Albuquerque (Hot and ugly)
4. Phoenix (really hot and really ugly)
5. San Diego (I live here now and don't find it to be very food or culturally oriented but great if you are a beach fanatic, like taco Tuesdays and surf)
Places that I have not been but pretty sure I don't want to live there are
1. Atlanta
2. Houston
3. Philadelphia
4. Miami
5. Detroit
Its a pity how people bash a place when they admit they've never been there, you all listen to what others say and bash us but yet you continually move here, please go home, I know this is America and you can live where ever but why move here if you claim you hate it so much, and the amount of people leaving California for the south i'm surprised that you even mentioned us, living in your earthquake prone state you have some nerve outside of San Francisco, the whole state of California is a Cess Pool of crime and filth, take that how you please but who really cares.
Its a pity how people bash a place when they admit they've never been there, you all listen to what others say and bash us but yet you continually move here, please go home, I know this is America and you can live where ever but why move here if you claim you hate it so much, and the amount of people leaving California for the south i'm surprised that you even mentioned us, living in your earthquake prone state you have some nerve outside of San Francisco, the whole state of California is a Cess Pool of crime and filth, take that how you please but who really cares.
Someones a little over dramatic,how did you get bashing from "Places that I have not been but pretty sure I don't want to live there are"? And the whole state a cess pool? Are you joking me?? I take that as an extremely bold over-generalization by someone who has probably not been throughout the whole state. And earthquake prone? Really? Is that honestly the best you can come up with? Name the last time a earthquake genuinely effected California in a great way..okay now name the last time a natural phenomena effected the south in a great way,thanks.
In no particular order of the places I have been to...
1. Las Vegas (Hot and ugly)
2. Los Angeles (I'm a native and not sure what the point is)
3. Albuquerque (Hot and ugly)
4. Phoenix (really hot and really ugly)
5. San Diego (I live here now and don't find it to be very food or culturally oriented but great if you are a beach fanatic, like taco Tuesdays and surf)
Places that I have not been but pretty sure I don't want to live there are
1. Atlanta
2. Houston
3. Philadelphia
4. Miami
5. Detroit
I know exactly what type of person you are just by reading your post.
1. Houston (miserable weather and right wing wackos)
Interesting. Where in Houston did you live? Or were you somewhere in the burbs?
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