Poll: How much do you like where you live?
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Utah blows, I absolutely hate it here, honestly the south is probably a better place then this craphole.
Right now I am in Corvallis, Oregon. Its a kind of small college town, it rains often in Oregon and I like the rain. The campus is pretty nice, although most of the building are sort of old.
Home is pretty crap, the only reason I come back here is to see my family. University is... well, the campus itself is fucking horrendous but the area around it is alright, typical suburban mediocrity, neither the best nor worst place you'll find.
I love my city, and I love my university. My apartment is kind of crappy, but frankly I can't really complain; the price is about as right as it gets in Vancouver.
Love it to bits. I live in Northumberland in NE England, and it's full of green, and hills, and farm animals. Beautiful.
It could be better, but it could be a lot worse too. Overall I'm pretty happy with where I live, although many of my friends go on about how it's terrible and how they want to move as soon as they can. I don't get that. I enjoy living here.
I live in Calgary btw.
I live in Calgary btw.
I like where I live, it's nice to look at and we're fairly well-off. Unfortunately, the majority of the other kids are spoiled, kinda stuck-up, all that which comes with being in a well-off family (not to mention about 85% of them are massive pot heads). I like to think I'm not like that, but hey, what do I know?
I live in Kiel, Northern Germany; I'm not from here, but I moved here because I study at this city's university.
Maybe it's because I grew up in a village, but I love it here. Everything I could want or need is within my immediate grasp, I'm not dependent on my car as much anymore. The city's of ideal proportions for me: I can party hard if I so desire, but I can get peace and quiet, too, the city doesn't keep me up at night. The suburban areas kinda stink, but I never go there anyway. There's a lot of history and politics here, the city's packed full of interesting architecture, the people are great once you get in tune with the general vibe, and despite this being a city the air's always fresh because Kiel is a port town with direct access to the sea; this also results in a comfortably cool climate and a stiff breeze for most of the year. Oh, and I have access to a yacht, so I can go sailing during the summer if the mood hits me.
Maybe it's because I grew up in a village, but I love it here. Everything I could want or need is within my immediate grasp, I'm not dependent on my car as much anymore. The city's of ideal proportions for me: I can party hard if I so desire, but I can get peace and quiet, too, the city doesn't keep me up at night. The suburban areas kinda stink, but I never go there anyway. There's a lot of history and politics here, the city's packed full of interesting architecture, the people are great once you get in tune with the general vibe, and despite this being a city the air's always fresh because Kiel is a port town with direct access to the sea; this also results in a comfortably cool climate and a stiff breeze for most of the year. Oh, and I have access to a yacht, so I can go sailing during the summer if the mood hits me.
Philadelphia is awesome.
America, as a whole, sucks.
I'm moving to Canada...But where in Canada?
America, as a whole, sucks.
I'm moving to Canada...But where in Canada?
My home is a small village in Northern Ireland called Coagh, I suppose it's not to bad, it is peaceful. But christ is it boring.
It's really wierd. Everyone where I live hates my town but we always end up coming back to it and living here. I'd say 1 in 50 people move away after highschool and never come back.
For all I care, this place could be hit with a nuke. The first opportunity I have to move away from this place, I shall turn away and, hopefully, never return.
Oh, I'm sure I could find reasons why some people like Idaho, but none of them come from personal experience or enjoyment of the area.
Oh, I'm sure I could find reasons why some people like Idaho, but none of them come from personal experience or enjoyment of the area.
I live on the Gold Coast, Queensland Australia and i wouldn't have it any other way 
Best place in Aus imo
Best place in Aus imo
