Going with New York but I wouldn't mind living in either city.
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Where do you live??Right now? I'm in upstate New York in the middle of Amish country not far from Canada*. Farms all around. I also have a house in Tucson and my hometown is Fallon NV. Take your pick.
* I guess we'd be considered living in the Thousand Islands area.
NYC or SF....... I've been to both places multiple times and had fun in both. Tough call. I liked the seafood better in SF though. They seemed fresher. SF it is.
Hmmm. Alcatraz..... NYC. Why do I keep thinking of Crysis 2? :lol:
That's more like it. Now, I wish I can change my vote to NYC.
SF because the weather is more moderate and I prefer the west coast. I don't think I'd enjoy living in a crowded city though.
Another coincidence..... Giants, Niners.
Being from northern Nevada, I'm a Niners fan (or Broncos). But, I kept quiet about it here in Giants country. :lol:
[QUOTE="imaps3fanboy"]Chicago.chessmaster1989QFT ranked by forbes #1 for best downtown. Chicago is superb.. pretty compact, and full of culture. I don't know why the city gets overlooked constantly, even with their near 10 million metro population.
[QUOTE="chessmaster1989"][QUOTE="imaps3fanboy"]Chicago.imaps3fanboyQFT ranked by forbes #1 for best downtown. Chicago is superb.. pretty compact, and full of culture. I don't know why the city gets overlooked constantly, even with their near 10 million metro population.No such thing as a best down town. *shudders*
ranked by forbes #1 for best downtown. Chicago is superb.. pretty compact, and full of culture. I don't know why the city gets overlooked constantly, even with their near 10 million metro population.No such thing as a best down town. *shudders* Yo, I don't know what you're talking about, downtown Chicago is f*cking awesome. :cool:[QUOTE="imaps3fanboy"][QUOTE="chessmaster1989"] QFTPirate700
[QUOTE="Pirate700"]No such thing as a best down town. *shudders* Yo, I don't know what you're talking about, downtown Chicago is f*cking awesome. 8)[QUOTE="imaps3fanboy"] ranked by forbes #1 for best downtown. Chicago is superb.. pretty compact, and full of culture. I don't know why the city gets overlooked constantly, even with their near 10 million metro population.chessmaster1989
I've heard good things about it as far as down towns go. I just personally can't stand being downtown anywhere.
Yo, I don't know what you're talking about, downtown Chicago is f*cking awesome. 8)[QUOTE="chessmaster1989"][QUOTE="Pirate700"]No such thing as a best down town. *shudders*
Pirate700
I've heard good things about it as far as down towns go. I just personally can't stand being downtown anywhere.
Haha fair enough. I'm kind of sad to be leaving Chicago in June though... :([QUOTE="Pirate700"][QUOTE="chessmaster1989"] Yo, I don't know what you're talking about, downtown Chicago is f*cking awesome. 8)chessmaster1989
I've heard good things about it as far as down towns go. I just personally can't stand being downtown anywhere.
Haha fair enough. I'm kind of sad to be leaving Chicago in June though... :(Where are you going?Haha fair enough. I'm kind of sad to be leaving Chicago in June though... :(Where are you going? Cambridge, MA[QUOTE="chessmaster1989"][QUOTE="Pirate700"]
I've heard good things about it as far as down towns go. I just personally can't stand being downtown anywhere.
Pirate700
[QUOTE="Pirate700"]Where are you going? Cambridge, MA Are you going to harvard?[QUOTE="chessmaster1989"] Haha fair enough. I'm kind of sad to be leaving Chicago in June though... :(chessmaster1989
[QUOTE="chessmaster1989"][QUOTE="Pirate700"]Where are you going?Cambridge, MA Are you going to harvard? Not quite. I'll be working at the National Bureau of Economic Research, as a research assistant for four professors (two at Harvard, one at Yale, one at Stanford).imaps3fanboy
Are you going to harvard? Not quite. I'll be working at the National Bureau of Economic Research, as a research assistant for four professors (two at Harvard, one at Yale, one at Stanford). Very cool, I'm sure Cambridge is a fantastic city[QUOTE="imaps3fanboy"][QUOTE="chessmaster1989"] Cambridge, MAchessmaster1989
Are you going to harvard? Not quite. I'll be working at the National Bureau of Economic Research, as a research assistant for four professors (two at Harvard, one at Yale, one at Stanford).Huh, well congrats man.[QUOTE="imaps3fanboy"][QUOTE="chessmaster1989"] Cambridge, MAchessmaster1989
I live in Queens and am moving to San Francisco in the summer for college. So... Frisco? (Just hope that I never accidentally call it Frisco there, for whatever reason residents of San Francisco hate that lol :P
San Francisco, the only downside being it's in California (which I find to be a bit backwards and highly expensive).
I've never been to New York though..
A bit "backwards?" If anything California is too ahead for its own good. I will always pick SF above any other place. I lived here for more than 10 years, and honestly living in California and especially San Francisco spoils the living crap out of you. The City is too amazing.San Francisco, the only downside being it's in California (which I find to be a bit backwards and highly expensive).
I've never been to New York though..
Suzy_Q_Kazoo
A bit "backwards?" If anything California is too ahead for its own good. I will always pick SF above any other place. I lived here for more than 10 years, and honestly living in California and especially San Francisco spoils the living crap out of you. The City is too amazing.I didn't mean so in the sense it's not progressive, it might just be a bit too liberal for my tastes though. I do love the west coast beaches and SF itself.[QUOTE="Suzy_Q_Kazoo"]
San Francisco, the only downside being it's in California (which I find to be a bit backwards and highly expensive).
I've never been to New York though..
mexicangordo
Different strokes for different folks.
A bit "backwards?" If anything California is too ahead for its own good. I will always pick SF above any other place. I lived here for more than 10 years, and honestly living in California and especially San Francisco spoils the living crap out of you. The City is too amazing.I didn't mean so in the sense it's not progressive, it might just be a bit too liberal for my tastes though. I do love the west coast beaches and SF itself.[QUOTE="mexicangordo"]
[QUOTE="Suzy_Q_Kazoo"]
San Francisco, the only downside being it's in California (which I find to be a bit backwards and highly expensive).
I've never been to New York though..
Suzy_Q_Kazoo
Different strokes for different folks.
Ok yea, thats exactly what my comment meant. I thought you saying "backwards" was referring to how conservative it was, but I was saying perhaps its too liberal for its own good. :POk yea, thats exactly what my comment meant. I thought you saying "backwards" was referring to how conservative it was, but I was saying perhaps its too liberal for its own good. :PHaha, sorry if I was using the wrong term of phrase.mexicangordo
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