General Chat / Favorite City?

1. New York--NY
2. San Diego--CA
3. Playa Del Carmen--Mexico
4. Puerto Vallarta--Mexico
5. San Antonio--Texas

My top 5.

J LAND OWNZ JEWZ!

NICE TRY, HITLER.

Anyways, in no particular order..

1) Hemel Hempstead: Nearest thing to a home city, or possibly Hatfield. Quite nice, has a good waterpark.
2)Athens: I'm a huge fan of the Greeks, even if they are as lazy as fuck.
3)Constantinople (Istanbul) Again, huge fan of Ancient history.
4)Sydney: Had to get an australian city in here, because my australian cousin is looking over my shoulder. hehe. Owch! *Gets punched by australian cousin thingymajig*

yeyes.

/sb/

Brighton (UK)
London
Edinburgh
New York
Munich

What is the plural of metropolis?
Because I'm sure I'll love all the Japanese ones.

im just playing Supreme, I been playing for the axis too much on DoD

i´d say amsterdam (no I do not smoke pot)

but i´d like to go to:

Tokio, San Fransico, San Diago, Los Angles, New York, Peking, Paris, Oslo, Stockholm

SF i love the Golden Gate Bridge!!!

djfanatic

this is my list:
1)arnhem(my hometown)

Arnhem is like trhee sheeps and 4 cows and Djfanatic

upreme[B]eing²ºº²,Jun 17 2004, 12:20 PM] 3)Constantinople (Istanbul) Again, huge fan of Ancient history.

I really want to go there... I've learned a lot about it and the area by just being a drummer (kind of odd really, one upped a teacher with the Mara Mara Strait (line of Istanbul cymbals)), and studying about the like 3 or 4 different cultures fused into the city just wants me to experience it even more... Maybe I could go with my uncle, he plans to return there, he spent about 2-4 years there serving in the army when he was fresh out of high school (he's old enough to be my grand-pa now, though).

i have lived in all of these places for AT LEAST two months.

san fransisco.
cannes.
saint tropez. (that place you hear them black people talk about in there hip-funk songs)
monte carlo IE monico

Thanks for reminding me Asperix, I also like Portland, Oregon very much. It may not be the most affluent or technologically savvy city, but there is a friendliness to it, a hometown sort of feel, that I always experience when I visit. There's a resilience as well to the people there; they are not the richest or most elite, but they have a hardworking spirit that always shows, a kind of toughness that I don't think a lot of people where I live (San Francisco bay area) would be able to muster in such circumstances. I also find that Portland doesn't display, as a community, the kind of egocentricity that I find around here. They're not trying to be better with anybody as a city, they're just comfortable with what they have. It's also that everyone seems to know the city extremely well, forward and backward. My Portland friend and his family can remember the location of a place 60 blocks away, for example, while my friend's family in San Francisco acts as if most districts more than 10 blocks away are foreign, and get lost easily. On top of that there is beautiful country a short distance away from Portland, what with the Columbia River Gorge and the west coast. There is a wonderful lake called Henry Hagg Lake which is great for boating and swimming, only maybe an hour away. It is probable that I know the city of Portland better than San Francisco, and in a way I am glad for that.

yeah, represent.
i love portland, it's great.

san rafael (where i live during the summer) is ghetto.

bah. Mackinac Island is beutiful. Really any of those little towns up north. They are so heavenly and peaceful. If only they had some little amusement parks up there. But really it's like heaven.

ride6

1 Alanya in turkey
2 Halmstad in sweden where i live most part of the summer
3 Nerja in spain a very small town but nice mediterranean feel in it.
4 London

Must say I've never been to America or Australia so I don't have a opinion about any of their cities but they are surely very nice.

The picture of the sign saying "Fucking" with two childrens on another sign and "Nicht so schnell, bitte" is just wonderful.

boston, ma
san diego, ca
santa monica, ca

My cousins go to school there. I guess you're right.

lol


San Diego, California
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What a great city, in every aspect.

Asheboro, North Carolina
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The North Carolina Zoo, the best zoo ever. Other than that it sucks though.


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There are tons more..

My 5 favorites I've visited:
Boston, MA
Kansas City, KS
Los Angeles, CA
Toronto, Ontario
Washington, D.C.

My 5 least favorites I've visited:
Council Bluffs, IA
Des Moines, IA
Houston, TX (too hot )
Lincoln, NE
Springfield, MA

Ones that I'd like to visit:
Amsterdam
Hong Kong
London
Madrid
New York
Paris
Rome
Tokyo

Springfield, lol. The Basketball Hall of Fame is nice, but then it's time to leave that shithole of a city.

And completely just drive past SFNE.

Tokyo! Good stuff, John.

And completely just drive past SFNE.

I'd have no problems with that.

My top 5:


Montreal --The absolute best North American City (because it is so European)...too bad about the winters though.

Barcelona --A very unique city, with amazing architecture, friendly people, and wild nightlife.

London --A little bit of everything.

Vienna --Beautiful buildings and surrounding countryside ("The hills are alive...").

San Diego --Perfect weather and the Pacific ocean...just too expensive.

supertrooper

How could I forget Orlando

But thats only for the parks. Ive never sampled the city's culture, nightlife or nothing.

How could I forget Orlando 

But thats only for the parks. Ive never sampled the city's culture, nightlife or nothing.

Because there is none.