Do you enjoy the area of where you live?

[QUOTE="Mochyc"]I live in the richest suburb of France, which is also part of the Parisian metropolis. I can't complain :P. grape_of_wrath

[QUOTE="jimmyjammer69"]I've got the beach, the forest and one of the country's biggest city centres all within half an hour's walk, so yes, I love the area where I live.Solid_Tango

I wouldn't be here if I didn't feel comfortable to say the least.

I live on the outskirts of Doncaster town centre, UK. It's alright, everyone usually keeps to themselves but I chat to my next door neighbour when we both go on ciggy breaks at the same time. The area sounds crap (prostitutes, hospital across the road etc) but we don't really get any problems. We had chavs hanging round our house for ages, damaging the wall etc but that was my brother's fault. As long as you don't go wandering down Beckett Road at night you should be fine living round here :) Weather is crap of course but that's England for you...

View outside my house:

It's alright. Not a lot to do, but enough to do. It's pretty cold though where I live, so I don't care for that. I'm a Florida boy. I don't do cold weather.

[QUOTE="Mochyc"]I live in the richest suburb of France, which is also part of the Parisian metropolis. I can't complain :P. grape_of_wrath

[QUOTE="Mochyc"]I live in the richest suburb of France, which is also part of the Parisian metropolis. I can't complain :P. Solid_Tango

I totally love it, as I live next to the beach, haha...

I live in Louisville. A city in Kentucky. I like the people. But I guess I wouldn't mind living some place else. Considering there's not much to do here.

For the most part it's good.

I've lived in a few places.

North Jersey is great if you have money. There is just an outrageous amount of stuff to do if you have the means. NY is a 40 minute train ride away, a gazillion sports teams, Philly is only an hour and a half away, Great Adventure, Monmouth Race Track, Atlantic City, the shore is an hour away, some crappy skiing, and everyone drives like a maniac.

It sucks because its way too expensive, everyone is on top of each other (try riding the PATH during rush hour), everyone is very aggressive, there are some really really bad areas, and the area immediately surrounding NYC is an industrial wasteland. Oh, and guidos. Lots and lots of guidos.

Pittsburgh is great. If I had found a job there, I'd probably still be there. Its definitely a city, but a very livable one. If you are a drinker, its one of the greatest drinking towns around; lots of great bars and clubs. The food will kill you, but walking up the ridiculous hills will save your heart. Heinz Field is an amazing place to watch a football game (Steelers/Pitt). PNC Park is great too, but the team inside it defines futility. Pitt basketball is a pretty big ticket and the arena is also fairly new. There are a ton of great neighborhoods, and the city and universities/colleges have done a great job in rebuilding. Its also dirt cheap to live there.

It gets really really cold. Unbelievably cold. Testicles in your chest cold. The accent is ridiculous, almost like another language. The roads are crappy and, many times, at what seems like a 45 degree angle. They also get some crazy traffic; downtown is a penninsula with only three ways out, two of which include bridges that turn into tunnels.

I just moved to Raleigh. Its alright so far. I'm digging the weather (relative to NJ and Pittsburgh). Everything is so cheap that it feels like its free. Everything also seems new -- roads, houses, businesses. The main negative I've experienced is that everything goes very slow. I thought I was going to die waiting on line at the grocery store. People move at glacial speed.

Well the people here in Israel are quite friendly. However I do wish I lived someplace else where there are more dense and lushing green forests with lots of mountains and plenty of snow in winter as in British Columbia, Canada. Wish I lived in British Columbia.

yeah it's alright i guess. but it snowed today. it's not supposed to snow it georgia, dammit!

A little of both, sometimes it gets annoying outside others it's pretty calm and fun.

I have emotional attachment to it, but I need a new environment for a while.

What's so bad about Southern California? I wish I lived in such a warm climate. I hate being cooped up indoors all winter. It drives me bananas.SpaceMoose

St. Louis, Missouri

It's super boring. I'm ready to move on.

Not very much at all.

I live in Vegas. Rude people and bad weather = horrible city to live in.

I live on Haleakala volcano in Hawaii, 4,000 feet up. I love it. It's hot and muggy downtown, upcountry is nice and cool, beautiful pastures, and great views. The drive into the nearest town is 45 minutes, but I enjoy the seclusion, so it's worth it.

I live in quite possibly the worst part of Wisconsin, so no, I hate it. A lot.

CrystalFox

heh, I live in wisconsin too, but I don't mind it here

I live where gaming is cool, why wouldn't I enjoy it?

i live in south jersey where we have terrible drivers, lots of traffic, circles, insane tax, small yards, and extremley humid summers.... i dont like where i live but i have to deal with it for now a

I live in the outer-subs of the Chicago area. Bleh... Mostly obnoxious kids, annoying soccer moms, and the traffic is terrible. I'd either go for the countryside or the city, one extreme or the other.enterawesome

I live around the center of England, and it's alright here. The closest city is great for shopping and going on trips to, but I don't get along with the types of people that live in my area.