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Suburbs are very inefficient and can be wasteful (utilities, gasoline, etc.), but they definitely have their benefits. Fresh air, trees, green space, etc. Cities may have small sections of this, but it's not as widespread as in some suburban and rural areas.
Depends on the city. For example if it's NYC or Turku. Our cities are rather green and you're never too far either from the nearest park or even the countryside. I get your point, though.
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Absolutely agree with you on this. I am just not a city person at all. Too much time in the city or even in dense, crowded suburbs is draining. I love where I live and grew up - any downsides are greatly outweighed by the positive aspects.
For me it's the opposite. I like to have people and services around me. A small rural community will feel me just claustrophobic.
been a nightmare for me the past week or so with a bedbug infestation in my apartment. I'm having to throw out most of my furniture and start from scratch
Picked up from a hotel room perhaps?
Best to use the metal suitcases holders usually provided.
Woke up hoping for some nice storms, after all the hype on various UK weather forums.
Absolute BALLS ALL again. Complete fizzer. Just light rain, not even a rumble of thunder. I ph^&knig hate this DUMP. A climatic wastegrounds. Why the f*&£k can't I be the one going to Florida this year, or better, living there forever.
I predict that this summer we won't get a single thunderstorm. So far so good
Not a rumble all spring and the boring crud continues unabated. Drizzly PISS forever.
Also trying to check the radar netweather infected my computer with ph£%^58king malware causing me to have to do a full system restore and other crap..... what a dreadful website it really is. A day of anticipation for some nice storms TURNED INTO THE WORST DAY OF MY LIFE..... THANKS BRITISH FAGGY CLIMATE AND THANKS YOU SCUMY NETWEATHER ADMIN PEDO AND YOU GOD DAMNED ****** MALWARE CREATORS.
Woke up hoping for some nice storms, after all the hype on various UK weather forums.
Absolute BALLS ALL again. Complete fizzer. Just light rain, not even a rumble of thunder. I ph^&knig hate this DUMP. A climatic wastegrounds. Why the f*&£k can't I be the one going to Florida this year, or better, living there forever.
I predict that this summer we won't get a single thunderstorm. So far so good
Not a rumble all spring and the boring crud continues unabated. Drizzly PISS forever.
Also trying to check the radar netweather infected my computer with ph£%^58king malware causing me to have to do a full system restore and other crap..... what a dreadful website it really is. A day of anticipation for some nice storms TURNED INTO THE WORST DAY OF MY LIFE..... THANKS BRITISH FAGGY CLIMATE AND THANKS YOU SCUMY NETWEATHER ADMIN PEDO AND YOU GOD DAMNED ****** MALWARE CREATORS.
Same here the rain reached here but the thunder stopped in the isle of man.
National No Severe Thunderstorms Warning
7th June 2014
The Met Centre has issued a warning for No Severe Thunderstorms valid today 7th June 2014 and onwards to 31st August. Please take care to heed the advice in this warning, for your own safety. Make sure that all electrical devices are plugged in because you will not need to worry about lightning damage. Do not stay away from windows because there is no risk of hail, winds, or frequent lightning. Do not not go out driving during the worst of the weather because we never heard of overcast and drizzle being severe enough to cause flash flooding. Do not go indoors when you don't hear the frequent thunder. Don't not stand under a tree.
You poor thing. Wish my daddy was taking me on vacation.
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