SF vs NYC - please help (Los Angeles, San Francisco: neighborhoods, theater, taxes)

[DjRey]

Palmer is just an NY hater.Do your homework man. New Yorkers handled 9/11 just like the tough a** city that they are.Any other city would've of FOLDED! I'm just sayin.

[andybuildz]

Originally Posted by DjRey

Palmer is just an NY hater.Do your homework man. New Yorkers handled 9/11 just like the tough a** city that they are.Any other city would've of FOLDED! I'm just sayin.

Well..anyone that can say NY'ers are boring "obviously" are pretty souless.
You can call NY'ers a lot of things but boring?? LOLOLOL.
The guys good for a laugh anyway

[Palmer Eldritch]

The problem is twofold. First you had Rudy kick out all the interesting people and the artists. Then 9/11 happened and by that time most New Yorkers had become soft. I have never been so embarrassed by my fellow countrymen as I was at the sight of New Yorkers cowering in fear after 9/11.

[wavehunter007]

Originally Posted by Palmer Eldritch

The problem is twofold. First you had Rudy kick out all the interesting people and the artists. Then 9/11 happened and by that time most New Yorkers had become soft. I have never been so embarrassed by my fellow countrymen as I was at the sight of New Yorkers cowering in fear after 9/11.

Not only is the post above the most absurd post of 2008 on city data….but a bit mean spirited too don’t you think?

[Bluesbabe]

Originally Posted by Palmer Eldritch

The problem is twofold. First you had Rudy kick out all the interesting people and the artists. Then 9/11 happened and by that time most New Yorkers had become soft. I have never been so embarrassed by my fellow countrymen as I was at the sight of New Yorkers cowering in fear after 9/11.

Became soft "how"? What did the mass (New Yorkers) do or not do after 9-11?

'Just trying to understand what's going on here, is all.

[andybuildz]

Originally Posted by Palmer Eldritch

The problem is twofold. First you had Rudy kick out all the interesting people and the artists. Then 9/11 happened and by that time most New Yorkers had become soft. I have never been so embarrassed by my fellow countrymen as I was at the sight of New Yorkers cowering in fear after 9/11.

Hey...you aughta be on stage dude...yer a regular riot...lol. too bad yer not witty along with it...yawnnnnnnnnnnnn.
It is true though...I have become soft....from reading your posts...LOLOL

[DjRey]

Very insulting Palmer to the people who lost their lives in 9/11.you would of ran too,I'm sure of that.

[Spincycle]

Originally Posted by dac2007

I have to decide between two offers: one in NYC and one in the Bay Area (Sunnyvale). Aside from work-related considerations, I am trying to understand what makes more sense for me, my wife and 7 year old kid. I would love to hear your feedback about SF vs NYC. What do you think makes more sense? SF or NYC? Part of my decision is determined by what area makes more sense to me in the long term. So far, it has been really hard to decide. Both are similar in cost and both offer great alternatives for our life today and in the future. What do you think? Your feedback is appreciated

This one is a no brainer. San Francisco hands down. New York City is way too crowded, very dirty, very expensive, extremely rude people, too fast paced, no time or place to decompress. Who needs it?

With Carmel/Monterrey, Sausolito, Marin, Calistoga, and Napa nearby again a total no brainer.

[tkindred]

Originally Posted by Palmer Eldritch

The problem is twofold. First you had Rudy kick out all the interesting people and the artists. Then 9/11 happened and by that time most New Yorkers had become soft. I have never been so embarrassed by my fellow countrymen as I was at the sight of New Yorkers cowering in fear after 9/11.

Hmm, I don't understand what your post is trying to say. I personally could not imagine what it was like to be in NYC on 9/11. I was in Kansas watching it on the screen and it scared me.

[Palmer Eldritch]

Originally Posted by DjRey

Very insulting Palmer to the people who lost their lives in 9/11.you would of ran too,I'm sure of that.

I am in no way disrespecting the people who lost their lives that day. I just think that the people of nyc could have stood up and at least tried to do something. Instead they cowered in fear and started pointing fingers. That would have never happened in SF. We help each other and are not in it only for ourselves.