you should live here . . .


Deuce

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HGTV had a show on last night called "You Should Live Here", and its all about the best places to live based on your interests. A few of the best places to live for various reason were . . .

Coolest City - Austin, Texas
City with most beautiful people - San Diego
Best city to date - Atlanta
Best city of eat out - New Orleans


That's just a few, there were several others. If you go to the link below and take the quick 9 question survey, the results will tell you the best place for you to live based on your answers to the questions. The best place for me was Chicago. Not bad. Its just for fun, check it out.


http://www.hgtv.com/hgtv/pac_ctnt_988/text/0,,HGTV_22056_57538,00.html
 



I DVRed it. I'll watch it some time this week.

My quiz said New York City. I love it for shopping, but not to live there.
 
Mine said Chicago. I've only been there once and I already know it's a little colder than what I'm looking for.
 
HGTV had a show on last night called "You Should Live Here", and its all about the best places to live based on your interests. A few of the best places to live for various reason were . . .

Coolest City - Austin, Texas
City with most beautiful people - San Diego
Best city to date - Atlanta
Best city of eat out - New Orleans


That's just a few, there were several others. If you go to the link below and take the quick 9 question survey, the results will tell you the best place for you to live based on your answers to the questions. The best place for me was Chicago. Not bad. Its just for fun, check it out.


http://www.hgtv.com/hgtv/pac_ctnt_988/text/0,,HGTV_22056_57538,00.html

No one I know who stays in either of those places would agree.
 
This is the best city to date in huh? OK.

For a man it is. I tell you what. I can't understand what makes a man want to be a funny bunny in Atlanta with all those master pieces of assets walking around. At that Sweet Auburn festival it was some bad chicks.
 



Mine also said Miami. however I know that's not ideal for me since the city is often battered by hurricanes. Maybe the off season months...
 
For a man it is. I tell you what. I can't understand what makes a man want to be a funny bunny in Atlanta with all those master pieces of assets walking around. At that Sweet Auburn festival it was some bad chicks.

For a man... you're probably right. A friend told me it's just a numbers game. He said if one chick says no, you can find about 5 that'll say yes.
 
For a man it is. I tell you what. I can't understand what makes a man want to be a funny bunny in Atlanta with all those master pieces of assets walking around. At that Sweet Auburn festival it was some bad chicks.

Miami for me.

Cee I've seen women in the ATL that would make me want to leave home for looks alone. Who doesn't want a smart young lady,with good credit,her own home, a great career and fine as all get out. :lol:
 
Lawrence, Kansas

Because you require a high standard of living with unexpected luxuries, you should live here: Lawrence, Kansas. Lawrence is truly a college town with a vitality and diversity uniquely its own. From outdoor sculpture exhibits on downtown street corners to engaging performances, you'll find new opportunities to immerse yourself in the arts. Take a look around and find out why Lawrence has been named the most culturally rich American city under 100,000 people. More than 50 local parks and Clinton Lake state park provide fun outings for the whole family. Boaters, golfers, hikers, birdwatchers - even frisbee golfers - have access to an infinite amount of recreational opportunities.

It's a part of my culture that I grew up and matriculated in! :tup: Sounds like my type of place! Especially the diversity part! :tup:
 
For a man... you're probably right. A friend told me it's just a numbers game. He said if one chick says no, you can find about 5 that'll say yes.

That is the truth. I got a ex-room mate from school that really wasn't a ladies man back in the cut. Now that he lives in the Atl he is a big player. :lol:
 
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