Hardbopjazz Posted November 19, 2004 Report Posted November 19, 2004 Fill out some questions and it will tell you the city you should be living in. http://www.findyourspot.com/ Quote
Hardbopjazz Posted November 19, 2004 Author Report Posted November 19, 2004 My top place to live was Coral Gables FL. Never been there. Second was Houma, Louisiana. Quote
brownie Posted November 19, 2004 Report Posted November 19, 2004 When I reached part 5, I found that there was no alternative and the Best Place had to be in the United States... I'm out of there! I don't want to live in the USA Give me liberty fries or give me death! Quote
Dan Gould Posted November 19, 2004 Report Posted November 19, 2004 My top place to live was Coral Gables FL. Never been there. You must like hot weather or the University of Miami Hurricanes. Quote
king ubu Posted November 19, 2004 Report Posted November 19, 2004 When I reached part 5, I found that there was no alternative and the Best Place had to be in the United States... I'm out of there! I don't want to live in the USA Give me liberty fries or give me death! Quote
couw Posted November 19, 2004 Report Posted November 19, 2004 When I reached part 5, I found that there was no alternative and the Best Place had to be in the United States... I'm out of there! I don't want to live in the USA Give me liberty fries or give me death! yeah man, there wasn't even an option where you could fill in you want a glass of wine at 10 am. Quote
bertrand Posted November 19, 2004 Report Posted November 19, 2004 In 1987, I made a choice to leave Paris, France and move to Washington, D.C. Both are among the most beautiful and culturally exciting cities in the world. It was not an easy choice, what with most of my family in France, but I knew that for personal and professional reasons, the U.S. was a better fit for me. I was able to go back and forth thanks to my dual nationality. For the first time in seventeen years, the election (NOT reelection) of the tyrant-in-chief has made me question whether I made the right decision. I have way too many commitments to the U.S. now to probably ever go back (who else is going to dust off those copyright deposits at the Library of Congress ), but I never thought I would ever be in a situation where I would even question my decision. And remember, I moved here during the Reagan years! Bertrand. Quote
Hardbopjazz Posted November 19, 2004 Author Report Posted November 19, 2004 In 1987, I made a choice to leave Paris, France and move to Washington, D.C. Both are among the most beautiful and culturally exciting cities in the world. It was not an easy choice, what with most of my family in France, but I knew that for personal and professional reasons, the U.S. was a better fit for me. I was able to go back and forth thanks to my dual nationality. For the first time in seventeen years, the election (NOT reelection) of the tyrant-in-chief has made me question whether I made the right decision. I have way too many commitments to the U.S. now to probably ever go back (who else is going to dust off those copyright deposits at the Library of Congress ), but I never thought I would ever be in a situation where I would even question my decision. And remember, I moved here during the Reagan years! Bertrand. If you can stick it out four more years, things should get better. Quote
Alexander Posted November 19, 2004 Report Posted November 19, 2004 (edited) My number one spot was Worcester, MA. Not bad...not too far from Boston... Edited November 19, 2004 by Alexander Quote
sheldonm Posted November 19, 2004 Report Posted November 19, 2004 In 1987, I made a choice to leave Paris, France and move to Washington, D.C. Both are among the most beautiful and culturally exciting cities in the world. It was not an easy choice, what with most of my family in France, but I knew that for personal and professional reasons, the U.S. was a better fit for me. I was able to go back and forth thanks to my dual nationality. For the first time in seventeen years, the election (NOT reelection) of the tyrant-in-chief has made me question whether I made the right decision. I have way too many commitments to the U.S. now to probably ever go back (who else is going to dust off those copyright deposits at the Library of Congress ), but I never thought I would ever be in a situation where I would even question my decision. And remember, I moved here during the Reagan years! Bertrand. When people stop whining and bitching for a minute, I think they probably realize the US is a pretty nice place to live! Quote
bertrand Posted November 19, 2004 Report Posted November 19, 2004 That's why I'm not moving. I'm just saying the election has made me even think about it - and that's scary in itself. Bertrand. Quote
JSngry Posted November 19, 2004 Report Posted November 19, 2004 I got Little Rock, too. And Milwaukee. And Baton Rouge. And Hartford. And Chicago. And Philadelphia. And just about every city east of the Mississippi. Except New York, which is just as well. It's SO 20th century. They didn't ask questions about jazz, cable internet, or Mexican food, so fuck'em, they don't know shit about me. Which is why I'm moving to New Chikandelphorleans City. One of these days. Quote
Spontooneous Posted November 19, 2004 Report Posted November 19, 2004 Milwaukee. Should I laugh or cry? Others included Little Rock, San Jose, Baton Rouge ... and Sheboygan and Eau Claire! Guess I need to nurture my inner cheesehead. Quote
JSngry Posted November 19, 2004 Report Posted November 19, 2004 I smell a vast right-wing conspiracy. Quote
RDK Posted November 19, 2004 Report Posted November 19, 2004 Buffalo, New York Damn! That sucks! Quote
RDK Posted November 19, 2004 Report Posted November 19, 2004 I smell a vast right-wing conspiracy. I'd much rather be part of a chicken wing conspiracy... Quote
JSngry Posted November 19, 2004 Report Posted November 19, 2004 I smell a vast right-wing conspiracy. I'd much rather be part of a chicken wing conspiracy... Then you should move to Pittsburgh, Texas: http://www.roadsideamerica.com/tips/getAtt...ractionNo==6516 (but beware - the locally made hot links are OUTSTANDING, and kick the chicken's scrawny little ass all the way back to, uh...Little Rock!) Quote
Jazzmoose Posted November 19, 2004 Report Posted November 19, 2004 Portland Oregon was my number one. The interesting thing is that number three was Springfield, Missouri, which the wife and I have been considering... Quote
JSngry Posted November 19, 2004 Report Posted November 19, 2004 Better watch out for those Simpson kids... Quote
doubleM Posted November 19, 2004 Report Posted November 19, 2004 I got Portland, Oregon. Where I live. A no-brainer. Quote
Peter Johnson Posted November 19, 2004 Report Posted November 19, 2004 I got Seattle #1 and Philadelphia #2. for how they figured it out, but good, because a) I live in Philly now, and love it, and b) am moving to Seattle in January! No Arkansas for this microbrew-drinkin' fool! Quote
catesta Posted November 19, 2004 Report Posted November 19, 2004 Johnny E's spare bedroom! What the fu.... Quote
catesta Posted November 19, 2004 Report Posted November 19, 2004 My top spots... Long Island NY Philadelphia NYC Carlisle PA Bergen-Passaic NJ Quote
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