What do you like... - Page 2

Ginkasa · 04-25-2002, 06:32 PM

Eh, its just the place I live. Nothing really special about it....

BreakABone · 04-25-2002, 07:01 PM

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Originally posted by GameMaster

If he did answer it, then he wouldn't have a legitmate reason to bump it in the event this topic fails; or so I'm told.

Where exactly did you hear this at?

I'm just curious that isn't the reason I don't answer to my own threads when I post it, but I'll stay you when you reveal this source.

The Germanator · 04-25-2002, 07:26 PM

There's npt much to say about Wilmington, in fact, downtown Wilmington is pretty scary. Newark is a good town though, good cd stores, good restaurants, that kind of thing. Then I guess Philadelphia is very close by and I don't go there that often, usually for sports games and concerts. The Trocadero Theatre makes Philly worthwhile on its own.

P.S Did you know that Delaware has the highest Herion abuse rate in the country? That's why I stay out of downtown Wilmington.

marionette · 04-25-2002, 10:04 PM

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Originally posted by Perfect Stu
Toronto

Great sports city, especially hockey (this is the REAL hockey town, not Detroit)

oh boy, you're gunna have to pay for that now

j/k. my city..well.........*shrugs*

go red wings, all the way

ghettodude · 04-25-2002, 10:32 PM

yo.. i went to the "guvernment" like.. a few months ago! they got a crazy light system! they got all these lazers and ****! hehe.. its so cool!

there are rivers in toronto too.. quite a few actually...

i like looking out my window and seeing the CN tower.. its just so big.. and... whenever i look out i can say "thats the highest anything manmade has ever been attached to the ground... "

and the skydome the huge... dome right beside the CN tower... and the lake.. even though its pretty nasty water its nice to look at...

high park... this huge park... (about.. 1/4 of central park in new york in size) ...

and of course the RAPTORS and the leafs... amazing teams...

i like the transportation too.. u can get like.. anywhere in toronto for like $1.50 ... although now i drive so public transit doesnt really matter much anymore... but yea this city rocks... i love it... i wish it was a country.

Ravishing Rick Rude · 04-26-2002, 07:53 AM

I live within Explosion Distance of two Nuke Plants

either then that?

This town has nothing.

Andromida_ · 04-26-2002, 05:34 PM

Well for once I actually have to agree with Shooter about something... Derry is a crappy town. I guess the only reason I am still living here now is because of the schools.
Well we wanted a bigger house and one that was closer to my dad's work, so we were going to move out of Derry. Then my dad's work moved and we didn't have to

.... Well we still needed to move because we needed a bigger house and I wanted to move away from Derry... we were still going to until we found our dream house and guess what.... it was still in Derry

oh well I guess I'm stuck here.

BlueFire · 04-26-2002, 05:40 PM

Well, I live in a portion of the city where there are Cubans and South Americans everywhere. Nothing great about here...But the beaches are nice

Revival · 04-26-2002, 07:59 PM

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Originally posted by Andromida_
oh well I guess I'm stuck here.

Unless your family finds a dream house in some far, far away state..

*mutters*... fine, fine, fine.. I'll take it back........

sdtPikachu · 04-28-2002, 10:49 AM

London:

The good:
Speakers corner
The highly varied nightlife
The weird shops you never see anywhere else
The amazing buildings (e.g. St. Pauls Cathedral)
The museums
The stimulation
Loads of different cultures
London in the summer - Hyde Park, and all the rest of them - is beautiful
Public transport 24/7

The bad:
The expense (rent costs a fortune - I pay £65 a week, and that is considered extremely cheap)
The homeless
Crime (thankfully, no exposure yet - but there are some scary people about
The scary people
The way that, at times, although you're surrounded by 8 million people, it can sometimes feel very lonely
The blind spots you develop

If I'm able to, I'd love to live here for the rest of my life...

J3]IMaster · 04-28-2002, 11:04 AM

Not really a city, but I live in a small village in the heart of Sherwood Forest, Nottinghamshire:

Good:

The Views
Peaceful
Lots of Shops nearby (Nottingham, great city)
Lots of Heritage (Castles and stuff)
Many Parks and Skateboard facilities
Close Community
Lots of Bike trails (Have to travel through them every day)
The fact that Robin Hood could have lived in a tree in my Garden

Massive Fishing Lake about 2000 yds away

Bad:

Too Peaceful...
Lots of Tourists
Varied Weather

BreakABone · 04-28-2002, 11:14 AM

Well, since GameMaster never did answer to my post and SDT already pushed it up. I will take the time to answer the question. Stupid BaB always asking these weird questions!

Well, let's see the thing I love most about my city (And for the purpose of these thread my city will refer to New York City which is the 5 boroughs because I'm still a tad confused on these whole Brooklyn thing) is the fact that there is so much here. Ok, I could account some of that to being one of the biggest tourist cities in the world or the fact that we had Ellis Island with all the immigrants from Europe coming through but there is plenty of stuff in NYC.

We have musuems of all varieties. We have musuems for art, history, science and even trains.

We have tons and tons of nightclubs (Heck there is one about 5 minutes form me just don't care for it)

One of the biggest collection of porn shops in any city (Not that I've ever visited them)

Plenty of forms of enterainment. We have BroadWay plays (I've been to like 2), we have concerts in the Park. events at the musuems (like the Star Wars exhibit that is there now), we have plenty of arenas for sports one of which is MSG and well just some other little places like arcades (Found one right around the corner from my school with Tekken 4 and some other games but most are old and I own for my DC), lazer park and ofcourse the movies.

The advantages in living in such a city. We were the first city outside of Japan I believe to get a PokeMon Center, we have WWF New York, AllStar Cafe, the Statue of Liberty and many others.

The history is diverse and sometimes interesting. Like there is an area of Brooklyn built upon Indian's ground. The Canarsee Inidians or something. There is Fort Greene which I forgot the importance of because I haven't visited that place in like 9 years.

So that is about it. I would point out the bad of my city, but I think I did most in my old thread "Freaks..."

The_Dunadan · 04-28-2002, 12:50 PM

i actually like mah city, dayton ohio. its not too big, its not too small. everybody is pretty friendly. we're not just white or just black or just mexican, its a pretty good mix. crime isn't bad. its not trashy or anything. we've got some sports teams or they aren't too far away. it has tons of stores and stuff. some famous ppl have live there(wright brothers, martin sheen, etc.). we've got all kinds of entertainment. the downtown area is undergoing huge changes like more buildings, a baseball stadium, getting ready for the anniversery of flight and stuff. its a kewl place to live.

Angrist · 04-28-2002, 02:36 PM

My city??? lol, it counts 30.000 habitants. http://www.sneek.nl/
What I like about it???

Ehm... my house of course! And... I gotta admitt my school is pretty neat actually, it could have been a lot worse!
Our cinema is nice, but it could be a lot better.

The Waterpoort (watergate), a monument I guess, pretty famous (do you know the brand Gaastra?? It has a logo of the Waterpoort).

What I don't like?? Ehm... we could use some more stores I guess....

Look! The street where I was born!!

DeathsHand · 04-28-2002, 03:41 PM

Pictures! Angrist posted pictures! :eek:

I want to also cuz I'm bored

Looky... it's that building...

And the airport! wow...

And a nice lil' view of the rosslyn area... gasp...

And... some building with a lot of glass!

And here's one last one for gekko

All in arlington, aren't we special?

Wow that was fun... I don't have any pictures of where I was born or nutin, like angrist... I'm not special