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To be fair though, the Kardashians are hardly the "average" women of Socal, and their popularity is boosted and maintained by fools all over the US; they just happen to live here, due in part to the fact that it's a media epicenter.
Also, CA is a huge state - as someone pointed out, you can fit the whole UK into CA with room to spare - and the differences between a super-rich Persian girl from Beverly Hills, a bottle blonde from Irvine, a chola from East LA, a vegan Cal student in Berkeley, a Vietnamese-American girl from Westminster, a surfer chick from San Diego, a bro-ho from the 909, a Christian farmgirl from Bakersfield, an educated black woman from Oakland, a hula-hooping hippie chick from Mendocino, a Chinese-American girl from San Francisco, a horse trainer from Angel's Camp, a semi-pro volleyball player from Newport Beach, and a hood chick from Compton are about as massive as the differences between a London woman who works in finance and lives in a posh flat, and a woman who lives on a farm in Doolin and everything between.
Okay I kind of forgot this was California, I was basing the women on los Angeles, but yes California defiantly is not on average kardashian now LA is. Hands down.
I just want to make a statement without voting. I went to London in September last year. It is perhaps my favorite city on earth, or at least, out of the dozens of cities I've been to. I live in San Diego and I cannot trade our micro-climates for UK living. Driving west to east in 20 minute intervals, I can experience coastal scenery and weather, inland scenery and weather, mountain scenery and weather, and desert scenery and weather. I don't think you can really do that anywhere else on earth.
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Reason: clarifying that i did not vote since both places are incredible!
I just want to make a statement without voting. I went to London in September last year. It is perhaps my favorite city on earth, or at least, out of the dozens of cities I've been to. I live in San Diego and I cannot trade our micro-climates for UK living. Driving west to east in 20 minute intervals, I can experience coastal scenery and weather, inland scenery and weather, mountain scenery and weather, and desert scenery and weather. I don't think you can really do that anywhere else on earth.
Are you claiming London is typical of all UK climates?
I have the sea on my doorstep and mountains all around. No desert but don't feel I'm missing a thing.
Overall, the UK especially London. It's in my top 4 favorite cities in the world. As for women, there is something about the accent and the way the British women dress, and the classy/sophisticated vibe they put off that I find sexy.
I just want to make a statement without voting. I went to London in September last year. It is perhaps my favorite city on earth, or at least, out of the dozens of cities I've been to. I live in San Diego and I cannot trade our micro-climates for UK living. Driving west to east in 20 minute intervals, I can experience coastal scenery and weather, inland scenery and weather, mountain scenery and weather, and desert scenery and weather. I don't think you can really do that anywhere else on earth.
You can do that in Australia. We have deserts, we have mountains, we have tropical savannas
I lived in California for 4 years, moved to London for a year, then moved back to CA for about 1.5 years. I now live in Hawaii. Since I've left London, I've wanted nothing more than to go back. That's right, I live in Hawaii and would still give it up in a heartbeat to move back to London.
You can do that in Australia. We have deserts, we have mountains, we have tropical savannas
You can't move to Australia freely. There's a lot of regulation about moving to Australia. It's very hard. But if I could then yes, I'd move to Sydney.
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