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Mr Fizzle · Aug 19, 2005, 07:11 AM // 07:11

How's the area around where you live?I don't mean say where you live but describe it

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My area is a rural country town my dad owns 2 hotels and we live at the first one and the best part is were upper class

I go to a public school and I have great friends and Im one of the "popular" guys ; D AND no natural diasters,well storms but nothing OMG THE TOWN WAS ENTIRELY DESTROYED!!!!!

So I love where I live : )

Ultimate_Gaara · Aug 19, 2005, 09:14 AM // 09:14

a small town that about 99.9 % of the worlds population does not even know exsists

no much here.. a few schools, houses, some trees, every now and again you see something dead on the road, and the best place on earth "711".. mmmm double gulp..

anyways aside from that i live in nowhere's ville, you thought the canadian army was small but they are nothing compared to the small unimportantness of my town...

Lag Hell · Aug 19, 2005, 03:26 PM // 15:26

I live.... in ur closet....

Teklord · Aug 19, 2005, 03:35 PM // 15:35

Clearwater?

I live in a border city, decent enough size with around 35K population. Unfortunately (for me) everyone my age is basically a drunk, all they wanna do is go out and drink it up every weekend. I never have suffered from that weakness, however since that is the crowd I'm stuck with there is literally nothing here for me. Someday I'll move on out of here...

Other than that I've pretty much got what I could want at this point in my life, just saving up for that nice house.

The undead Mesmer · Aug 19, 2005, 05:22 PM // 17:22

hey dad i see a pizza-stant too late already 200 miljard miles away (dinmit yust missed it again) live in space is hard

EchoSex · Aug 19, 2005, 05:36 PM // 17:36

You know, I could get all indepth about Boston, but I'll just be lazy and post lyrics I wrote about the city.

And I qoute...

"A burt cigarette dissolved in coffee, dust settling in an empty lobby, cassette tapes stacking against the wall - one more memory and they will fall. Wires racing across the floor - nobody knows that they are for. An alarm clock for the morning commune, birds flock with diseases unimmuned.

What the hell are we doin' here? Is this life? Somebody make it clear.
Just what are we doin' here? Is this life? Please somebody make it clear.

Beggars lie in the streets looking for gold - I'd drop a dime but all I have is mold. A city towering above the rest, but to the citizens is just a big rat fest. Guns are sold in the back way ally, when the kids got a hold we lost Nick and Sally. A cloud of misfortune lingers in our town - the residue of a thousand who have frowned.

*Chrous 4 times, bass solo, chours twice*"

EmperorTippy · Aug 19, 2005, 05:44 PM // 17:44

I live in the suburbs of DC. What can you say I mean I am within 20 miles of both DC and Baltimore I can ride the bus to NYC for 5 dollars (10 dollars round trip) I live on 7.5 Acres of wooded land with a 1/2 acre pond. The town that my adress is in has all of the normal amenitys plus a whle lot of resturants. My family is classified as wealthy but granted most eveyone in the area falls into that catagory (Low income housing is a house costing 350,000 dollars so no poor people living in the are, at least not real poor,). DC is a waste of space mostly and Baltimore shouldn't be visited after dark. I'm generally happy and like the area and weather mostly except for the humidity.

aznhalf · Aug 19, 2005, 06:19 PM // 18:19

EmperorTippy you live in PG county?

I'm DC suburbs too, live in Potomac (which is apparently the richest area in the United States according to CNN). But no, im not rich myself=P The humidity here...makes me want to move to Anartica. DC isnt too bad, they're cities that are a lot worse.

Crimson_1190 · Aug 19, 2005, 06:22 PM // 18:22

so many people from around the area...I am in Anne Arundels county

though i will not admit i live in maryland.... My roots are Upstate New York and that is where I will still feel i belong. But Maryland isnt so bad....laurel is not a BAD place.....

Swampgirl Inez · Aug 19, 2005, 06:50 PM // 18:50

I'm answering this because OP is in Louisiana.

I grew up in a small, middle-of-nowhere town in south Louisiana, but now I live in the Dallas suburbs. I love it here. It's always busy and in the summer it's ungodly hot, but there's always something to do.

MSecorsky · Aug 19, 2005, 07:30 PM // 19:30

Hmm... Born in Massachusetts (near Boston), went in Navy out of high school, visited various countries... got out after 6, got into programming, went from... MA -> RI -> WV (met wife) -> CO (married wife) -> KS -> CO (made first kid/born here) -> FL (made second kid) -> WA (born here) -> FL -> CA. We are now settled down in southern California and tired of moving.

Xue Yi Liang · Aug 19, 2005, 07:50 PM // 19:50

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Originally Posted by MSecorsky

Hmm... Born in Massachusetts (near Boston), went in Navy out of high school, visited various countries... got out after 6, got into programming, went from... MA -> RI -> WV (met wife) -> CO (married wife) -> KS -> CO (made first kid/born here) -> FL (made second kid) -> WA (born here) -> FL -> CA. We are now settled down in southern California and tired of moving.

OK.
Born in San Francisco, CA->moved to Berkeley, CA (college etc.)->West Indies (Grenada, St. Vincent) 2 years ->UK 1 year -> NY-> CT-> CA-> RI (met fiancee)->CT (broke up with fiancee)->CA (back to beginning)

Infinitys Ending · Aug 19, 2005, 08:00 PM // 20:00

I live in a big cornfield...AKA Waterloo, Iowa. Never seen a moutain, or the ocean. If you are born here you are more likely stuck here for life. And people wonder why I'm depressed all the time!

Tzl_Jack · Aug 19, 2005, 08:06 PM // 20:06

Attending college in a relatively small town (although we did just get a starbucks here last month

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The weather is hot and it rains every other day it seems.
This town just kinda carries on and we pay no attention to the 3 prison sites located around us.
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Edward Stormshadow · Aug 19, 2005, 08:41 PM // 20:41

Originaly from Mobile, AL. Moved to Birmingham, AL for school; moved to Houston TX after that, now Im living in Austin, TX.

I could live here in Austin the rest of my life, it's a great place. The town motto is "Keep Austin Weird", and it is definately based in some truth. Its a big college town but Austin is also the state capital. The landscape hes is awesome too, we have nice rolling hills (it's not flat like alot of places in TX) and lots of water.

chris_nin00 · Aug 19, 2005, 09:14 PM // 21:14

How's my life,

Well i masterbated for the first time last night

enough said

Squizzard45 · Aug 19, 2005, 09:25 PM // 21:25

Born and raised in Southern California all my life; reside about an hour or so from Los Angeles. So, if it becomes extremely boring in my city, it's just a hop, skip and jump away to L.A. Also, Im about 30 mins away from Santa Barbara too, which makes it nice.

Currently, I go to a 4 year university in Davis, Cali (Nor. California). It's about 20 mins away from Sacramento and about an hour or so from San Francisco. So, theres always plenty to do over there too. I enjoy my life

MSecorsky · Aug 19, 2005, 09:28 PM // 21:28

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Originally Posted by Squizzard45

Born and raised in Southern California all my life; reside about an hour or so from Los Angeles. So, if it becomes extremely boring in my city, it's just a hop, skip and jump away to L.A. Also, Im about 30 mins away from Santa Barbara too, which makes it nice.

Currently, I go to a 4 year university in Davis, Cali (Nor. California). It's about 20 mins away from Sacramento and about an hour or so from San Francisco. So, theres always plenty to do over there too. I enjoy my life

Would that put you in the Ventura area?

Akilles · Aug 20, 2005, 01:44 AM // 01:44

Quote:

Originally Posted by Lag Hell

I live.... in ur closet....

so if you're ever ready to leave you can basically say you are "coming out of the closet"?

jk!

Louisiana, Ungodly heat, Humid (think Sauna!) Horride upkeep of city, some fun places to visit, if u drink and party alot why are you not here. tourists are amazed that you can buy alchohol on sundays, drink in public, and bars do not close down. Mardi Gras is....an experience, my eyes are still adjusting from the schock from years ago.

Arturo02 · Aug 20, 2005, 04:15 AM // 04:15

Quote:

Originally Posted by EchoSex

You know, I could get all indepth about Boston, but I'll just be lazy and post lyrics I wrote about the city.

I grew up in Peabody

Live on the border of suburbs and suburbed rural areas. Guess that means everyone has cable and there is a McDonald's open 24/7 within driving distance but everything still has that rural feel. Oh, and a ton of traffic as well.