Most boring countries to live in? (cinema, to move, areas)

[patrix542]

Originally Posted by yankinscotland

And you live where? The US where all those exciting (NOT) suburban houses all look the same and have zero character?

i live in england lol
Usa is not just suburbs and their homes are much prettier than houses in UK.
Each region is different in the Us e.g Arizona looks completely different than Illinois and illinois is nothing like Florida ;p
Uk cities are almost all the same, boring rownhouses built very close to the street usually without any greenery because there is no space lol

[kevxu]

Originally Posted by bigfatturkey

boring or not usually depends on the person in question! you can be stranded on a desserted island and still can find things to entertain yourself with.

sometimes, it's not so much the places are boring...but perhaps the person is boring?! just a thought....

Or bored.

I think you are right. I lived in NYC -smack dab in the middle of Manhattan - from the late 50's to 2000. Did everything there, went to everything, etc.

Now I find it massively boring, and worse than that annoying. But then....I used NYC up, and the quality and variety of what's there now, does not measure up to what used to be there in my estimation.

And I am at the point in my life where I don't need to be bombarded with entertainment and sensation; good conversation and company make an interesting place -- noise, hullabaloo and crowds of bufoons are big negatives. Thus, I would find other people's boring places far more interesting than NYC.

[yankinscotland]

Originally Posted by patrix542

i live in england lol
Usa is not just suburbs and their homes are much prettier than houses in UK.
Each region is different in the Us e.g Arizona looks completely different than Illinois and illinois is nothing like Florida ;p
Uk cities are almost all the same, boring rownhouses built very close to the street usually without any greenery because there is no space lol

Matter of opinion. I find a lack of character and interesting features in most US houses. Lots of historic houses in the UK. The older the better IMO.

The UK is not all cities. There are lots of villages, small towns and countryside. I'm not in England, but Scotland and I'm surrounded by greenery, water, mountains.

Many cities in the US look the same as any other city.

Oh, right, forgot you are the one who hates England. So move.

[hobbesdj]

Living in Canada was pretty boring. It's like being in a small town on the outskirts of everything else. And you can see everything else from your small town, but if you want to go to everything else you are leaving the country. Sitting inside for long periods gets boring, fast.

[hobbesdj]

Originally Posted by yankinscotland

Matter of opinion. I find a lack of character and interesting features in most US houses. Lots of historic houses in the UK. The older the better IMO.

The UK is not all cities. There are lots of villages, small towns and countryside. I'm not in England, but Scotland and I'm surrounded by greenery, water, mountains.

Many cities in the US look the same as any other city.

Oh, right, forgot you are the one who hates England. So move.

A slight bit touchy today?

[patrix542]

Originally Posted by yankinscotland

Matter of opinion. I find a lack of character and interesting features in most US houses. Lots of historic houses in the UK. The older the better IMO.

The UK is not all cities. There are lots of villages, small towns and countryside. I'm not in England, but Scotland and I'm surrounded by greenery, water, mountains.

Many cities in the US look the same as any other city.

Oh, right, forgot you are the one who hates England. So move.

Usa has older cities too (Boston, New york) with lots of "historic" houses lol
But you are right, i cant wait to move out After living in this country for rew years i had enough ;p almost everything looks the same and its horribly overpriced

[yankinscotland]

Originally Posted by hobbesdj

A slight bit touchy today?

No, I've run into this guy before who is a PITA. Keeps saying the US is perfect and the UK sucks. I disagree.

[bigfatturkey]

Originally Posted by Teak

A dessert island could be quite interesting, but of course one would probably get FAT!

But a desert island, on the other hand, ....

hahaha....yes, a dessert island sounds like a gal's dream....hmmmm, what should i eat first - that tiramisu or kueh lapis or wait maybe an ondeh ondeh....

[patrix542]

Originally Posted by yankinscotland

No, I've run into this guy before who is a PITA. Keeps saying the US is perfect and the UK sucks. I disagree.

i never said ANYWHERE that US is perfect, so stop talking s*hit.
not everyone has to like UK lol This thread is about most boring countries to live in and i just said my own opinion, obviously you have some problem with that ;/

[Rickers]

Originally Posted by yankinscotland

And you live where? The US where all those exciting (NOT) suburban houses all look the same and have zero character?

I lived in this place in the USA and it was everything but boring !