Forum :: Lounge :: Where would you prefer to be?

Every time I hear someone talk about their country, be it on a private server, or on EO, or even in person, they always say the flaws of their country and where they would rather be.

So what about you guys? Where are you and where would you rather be?

I live in a town called Waterford, in Ireland. This place is a shithole. Every teen knows each other, as every adult knows each other... But yet the place is dead. The only lively place in Ireland is Dublin. I'd love to be there... But I would much rather be in New York. I know the whole "it's not as good as it seems" thing, where there's 5 fast-food restaurants everywhere you look and stuff, I get that.. But the amount of CLASS there would be amazing. It's possibly the only place where Class overwhelms Swag. That's all I ever wanted. AND EVERYONE WEARS A SUIT

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I'm pretty happy with my city (Toronto) just wish it was warmer.

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Eoserva.

I used to live in a different province in Canada (British Columbia) it was always warm and stuff, and I saw people online talk about how people in Canada lived in Igloos and it snows here the whole year and never gets any sun. I was like whut you talkin' about, it's always so warm here. Then I moved here, now I know what they mean. I'd rather move back or move to a nice warm place in the U.S. Like California or something.

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I wouldn't move i love where i am (Altho the ISP's in my area suck diggitydoggitydick) all i need is higher interwebs for more fun! But i'd love to travel to the USA just because it's somewhere different.

I've never been abroad! :(

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I've been a lot of places around the world but I think I like Canada the best. Idk where specifically I'd go but I think I'd like to go up there when I'm older.

I currently live in this hick town in Connecticut where... actually, Urban Dictionary can probably describe it better than I can. http://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=Killingworth

Yeah... It's nice but at the same time it sucks.

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Tire me.

Pretty content living in New York the food tastes much better here then anywhere else, I would never eat a bagel or pizza anywhere outside New York it'll taste horrible to me because of New Yorks water. I also love how I live in a populated area with so many opportunities. And those people that say New York City isn't as nice as they thought, they are talking about during the day since the older buildings are dirty and its all cluttered looking but at night it's really a sight to see, or they are boring and just walked around. I live on a beach 30 mins outside of the city so the only other places I'd like to visit not live, are probably Hawaii and Jamacia. And New Yorkers are fantastic, I find people who live in other places a tad boring. 

@Nurd Yes having class is a big thing, but not swag, where did you hear that? They go hand and hand. Style is huge in New York lol?!

Ohio sucks bawls. Anywhere but here if its not cold xD

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I think it's just the fact that people see places like New York and Los Angeles as great unbelievable places on television, but when they visit they're hit with reality from a populated city from another I would say New York is a great place to visit but not actually live in. I'm pretty sure the magic of all the tall skyscrapers and lights ware off after awhile.

I've always wanted to visit San Francisco or Atlanta don't know why..

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Eoserva.

Nerva posted: (18th Apr 2013, 12:21 am)

I think it's just the fact that people see places like New York and Los Angeles as great unbelievable places on television, but when they visit they're hit with reality from a populated city from another I would say New York is a great place to visit but not actually live in. I'm pretty sure the magic of all the tall skyscrapers and lights ware off after awhile.

I've always wanted to visit San Francisco or Atlanta don't know why..

I think it's something you just get used to.

R o n n i e posted: (18th Apr 2013, 12:06 am)

Pretty content living in New York the food tastes much better here then anywhere else, I would never eat a bagel or pizza anywhere outside New York it'll taste horrible to me because of New Yorks water. I also love how I live in a populated area with so many opportunities. And those people that say New York City isn't as nice as they thought, they are talking about during the day since the older buildings are dirty and its all cluttered looking but at night it's really a sight to see, or they are boring and just walked around. I live on a beach 30 mins outside of the city so the only other places I'd like to visit not live, are probably Hawaii and Jamacia. And New Yorkers are fantastic, I find people who live in other places a tad boring. 

@Nurd Yes having class is a big thing, but not swag, where did you hear that? They go hand and hand. Style is huge in New York lol?!

I looked up some reviews in New York a while back, and it's mentioned in TV shows, like How I Met Your Mother, when Barney is constantly wearing a suit etc. A lot of the reviews said that style is big, and class would overwhelm swag, so I'm pretty happy with that lol

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Nurd posted: (18th Apr 2013, 12:38 am)

R o n n i e posted: (18th Apr 2013, 12:06 am)

Pretty content living in New York the food tastes much better here then anywhere else, I would never eat a bagel or pizza anywhere outside New York it'll taste horrible to me because of New Yorks water. I also love how I live in a populated area with so many opportunities. And those people that say New York City isn't as nice as they thought, they are talking about during the day since the older buildings are dirty and its all cluttered looking but at night it's really a sight to see, or they are boring and just walked around. I live on a beach 30 mins outside of the city so the only other places I'd like to visit not live, are probably Hawaii and Jamacia. And New Yorkers are fantastic, I find people who live in other places a tad boring. 

@Nurd Yes having class is a big thing, but not swag, where did you hear that? They go hand and hand. Style is huge in New York lol?!

I looked up some reviews in New York a while back, and it's mentioned in TV shows, like How I Met Your Mother, when Barney is constantly wearing a suit etc. A lot of the reviews said that style is big, and class would overwhelm swag, so I'm pretty happy with that lol

Uh yea your thinking of Manhattan also known as New York "City". Mainly because its a high end buisness community and people are going to work so they have to look proffesional. But on the weekends it's like so casual espessially where I live, it's like sweatpants and a sweatshirt or windbreaker and Tasman uggs, so easy to to put on and so comfy.

Toronto.

I live in Vermont. Most people have wither never heard of it, or think it's part of Canada. I would much rather be in Melbourne, Australia.

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Mouse posted: (18th Apr 2013, 12:05 am)

I've been a lot of places around the world but I think I like Canada the best. Idk where specifically I'd go but I think I'd like to go up there when I'm older.

I currently live in this hick town in Connecticut where... actually, Urban Dictionary can probably describe it better than I can. http://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=Killingworth

Yeah... It's nice but at the same time it sucks.

I feel you man, I'm over in New Hampshire and everyone is about six months behind the rest of the states. I'd rather live in California. But thats just me.

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Actually yea, UrbanDictionary got it down pretty good. Burlington, VT, where you can walk downtown and buy weed from a homeless guy.

Yea I've actually done that.

"	A quaint largely unheard of city in Vermont full of homeless people, hippies, and college students. The place where the 60's never died, in fact its just getting started!"

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