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- Grizz
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Re: Where would you live?
- ahduth
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Re: Where would you live?
lol at this poll:
San Diego 24
NYC 14
DC 12
Chicago 10
Boston 8
Who on earth actually wants to live in Boston? Really? That city is... full of shitty weather and generic people. Maybe I hung out with too many college students the times I visited.
And more people want to live in DC than Chicago? I guess this is just a symptom of Chicago being in flyover country, which I've come to appreciate. The idiot tourists we do get are ridiculously friendly people from Wisconsin and such, and the pro tourists are unobtrusive and support high end restaurants and theater. Maybe people from other parts of the country find the lack of bullshit offensive.
At least San Diego is still the clear winner. Some people on this site have sense.
San Diego 24
NYC 14
DC 12
Chicago 10
Boston 8
Who on earth actually wants to live in Boston? Really? That city is... full of shitty weather and generic people. Maybe I hung out with too many college students the times I visited.
And more people want to live in DC than Chicago? I guess this is just a symptom of Chicago being in flyover country, which I've come to appreciate. The idiot tourists we do get are ridiculously friendly people from Wisconsin and such, and the pro tourists are unobtrusive and support high end restaurants and theater. Maybe people from other parts of the country find the lack of bullshit offensive.
At least San Diego is still the clear winner. Some people on this site have sense.
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Re: Where would you live?
I'll visit San Diego and get back to you.ahduth wrote:lol at this poll:
San Diego 24
NYC 14
DC 12
Chicago 10
Boston 8
Who on earth actually wants to live in Boston? Really? That city is... full of shitty weather and generic people. Maybe I hung out with too many college students the times I visited.
And more people want to live in DC than Chicago? I guess this is just a symptom of Chicago being in flyover country, which I've come to appreciate. The idiot tourists we do get are ridiculously friendly people from Wisconsin and such, and the pro tourists are unobtrusive and support high end restaurants and theater. Maybe people from other parts of the country find the lack of bullshit offensive.
At least San Diego is still the clear winner. Some people on this site have sense.
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Re: Where would you live?
Who picked the cities up in this auction?
Where are LA and Phoenix, and SF?
From the ones listed, if finances and jobs weren't a concern, Miami. The theater industry is growing tremendously, and the weather is the best in the country.
Where are LA and Phoenix, and SF?
From the ones listed, if finances and jobs weren't a concern, Miami. The theater industry is growing tremendously, and the weather is the best in the country.
- ahduth
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Re: Where would you live?
Phoenix? Have you been to Phoenix?flexityflex86 wrote:Who picked the cities up in this auction?
Where are LA and Phoenix, and SF?
From the ones listed, if finances and jobs weren't a concern, Miami. The theater industry is growing tremendously, and the weather is the best in the country.
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Re: Where would you live?
ahduth wrote:
Phoenix? Have you been to Phoenix?
No. But I am a Phoenix
- Grizz
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Re: Where would you live?
Your song 1901 is pretty damn catchy.northwood wrote:ahduth wrote:
Phoenix? Have you been to Phoenix?
No. But I am a Phoenix
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Re: Where would you live?
Yeah, briefly. I liked the weather and affordable housing. I also like the sports teams.ahduth wrote:Phoenix? Have you been to Phoenix?flexityflex86 wrote:Who picked the cities up in this auction?
Where are LA and Phoenix, and SF?
From the ones listed, if finances and jobs weren't a concern, Miami. The theater industry is growing tremendously, and the weather is the best in the country.
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Re: Where would you live?
For the record, I was born, raised, and currently live in DC. The locations were picked based on where I was applying to law school. Do you really think I would leave out LA and the rest of those great cities out? I just need some feedback on what's the best place to live that doesn't have shitty weather (or at least weather I could put up with), safety, and jobs.....My top are Miami, San Diego, Boston, DC. I am currently a senior attending the University of Vermont so you can take a wild guess on why I chose Boston lol.
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Re: Where would you live?
How about a new list?
San Diego
LA
Miami
NYC
DC
MD
VA
Boston
Chicago
Seattle
San Fran
P.S. I refuse to live in Texas
San Diego
LA
Miami
NYC
DC
MD
VA
Boston
Chicago
Seattle
San Fran
P.S. I refuse to live in Texas
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Re: Where would you live?
Ah yes, the great cities of Maryland and Virginia!Mr.JD2015 wrote:How about a new list?
San Diego
LA
Miami
NYC
DC
MD
VA
Boston
Chicago
Seattle
San Fran
P.S. I refuse to live in Texas
- Magnolia
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Re: Where would you live?
You're looking for cities without shitty weather and you included NYC, Chicago and Boston on your list? LOL.Mr.JD2015 wrote:For the record, I was born, raised, and currently live in DC. The locations were picked based on where I was applying to law school. Do you really think I would leave out LA and the rest of those great cities out? I just need some feedback on what's the best place to live that doesn't have shitty weather (or at least weather I could put up with), safety, and jobs.....My top are Miami, San Diego, Boston, DC. I am currently a senior attending the University of Vermont so you can take a wild guess on why I chose Boston lol.
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Re: Where would you live?
Seattle, hands down.
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Re: Where would you live?
Generic people? Rut roh, hipster alert on TLS.ahduth wrote:lol at this poll:
San Diego 24
NYC 14
DC 12
Chicago 10
Boston 8
Who on earth actually wants to live in Boston? Really? That city is... full of shitty weather and generic people. Maybe I hung out with too many college students the times I visited.
And more people want to live in DC than Chicago? I guess this is just a symptom of Chicago being in flyover country, which I've come to appreciate. The idiot tourists we do get are ridiculously friendly people from Wisconsin and such, and the pro tourists are unobtrusive and support high end restaurants and theater. Maybe people from other parts of the country find the lack of bullshit offensive.
At least San Diego is still the clear winner. Some people on this site have sense.
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Re: Where would you live?
Anywhere with a good job, and American values.
Perfect city:
The West Village with Miami weather and Atlanta COL.
Also random q:
Do USC/UCLA place well in San Diego? As well as USD?
Perfect city:
The West Village with Miami weather and Atlanta COL.
Also random q:
Do USC/UCLA place well in San Diego? As well as USD?
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Re: Where would you live?
That wasn't the question. The question was" where would you live?". My response was I wouldn't live in any of those places, although I have actually lived in 7 of them and that he should broaden his geographical horizons. You misread the question as "Where should I live?" but that wasn't the questioned he asked. You may start your own thread if you wish to make up new questions.BaiAilian2013 wrote:... or he has certain cities that are options for certain reasons. Start your own thread if you want a city popularity contest.bellamy wrote:You include Jacksonville and Orlando but leave out the out all of the Southwest and most of the West Coast ? Boy you must have failed 3rd grade geography.
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Re: Where would you live?
@Magnolia lol.....I mean for me it's either a city or the beach like atmosphere for me...I guess we can toss weather out of the conversation lol.
This is what I'm looking for (I guess):
An area that has a strong political/legal market
Somewhat safe
COL has to be on point (I don't wanna spend more than $1200 per month)
Lots to do (Clubs, bars, restaurants, etc..)
Women! lol (Single women-lol)
Pretty much I'm a city boy and willing to explore areas like the beach-like areas. I love being in the city but a city that will have lots of things to do and COL won't hurt me as much. My family want me to stay on the east coast so if you have to pick which east coast location would live at and also, which west coast location would you live at (if I were to head west)?
This is what I'm looking for (I guess):
An area that has a strong political/legal market
Somewhat safe
COL has to be on point (I don't wanna spend more than $1200 per month)
Lots to do (Clubs, bars, restaurants, etc..)
Women! lol (Single women-lol)
Pretty much I'm a city boy and willing to explore areas like the beach-like areas. I love being in the city but a city that will have lots of things to do and COL won't hurt me as much. My family want me to stay on the east coast so if you have to pick which east coast location would live at and also, which west coast location would you live at (if I were to head west)?
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Re: Where would you live?
What are your numbers and where are you from?
That is what matters.
That is what matters.
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2.7, 160 AA Male
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Re: Where would you live?
Go here:Mr.JD2015 wrote:2.7, 160 AA Male
http://www.top-law-schools.com/forums/v ... m.php?f=14
They will give you better advice about where to apply and what to do in your situation.
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Re: Where would you live?
If the DC area costs as much as NYC then you are doing something wrong.
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Re: Where would you live?
@AreJay711
I just dont want to live in a shoe box in the area I will be attending law school. I love DC, but I want to see what else is out there before I start to say I want to live back in DC. Miami and San Diego are appealing to me so IDK.
I just dont want to live in a shoe box in the area I will be attending law school. I love DC, but I want to see what else is out there before I start to say I want to live back in DC. Miami and San Diego are appealing to me so IDK.
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Re: Where would you live?
Look hon, that two feet of snow they dumped on Chicago in a single night this year was a one time event.Magnolia wrote:You're looking for cities without shitty weather and you included NYC, Chicago and Boston on your list? LOL.Mr.JD2015 wrote:For the record, I was born, raised, and currently live in DC. The locations were picked based on where I was applying to law school. Do you really think I would leave out LA and the rest of those great cities out? I just need some feedback on what's the best place to live that doesn't have shitty weather (or at least weather I could put up with), safety, and jobs.....My top are Miami, San Diego, Boston, DC. I am currently a senior attending the University of Vermont so you can take a wild guess on why I chose Boston lol.
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Re: Where would you live?
You think you're the shit just cuz you're going to USC?Horchata wrote:I voted for everywhere but San Diego. It sucks...seriously, don't even visit.
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