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I honestly would love to visit California. Not only it's national parks and such, but also K-Town. One of my friends is from there and makes it sound like it's a magical place. (Which I know isn't true, but I'm still eager to go there sometimes.)
 
I'd really love to visit Italy. And just immerse myself in the local food there. I love pasta and pizza. And I know Italian pizza is really different then American pizza, but I'd still like to try their pizza too.

At least Italy should have pizza...
 
Toujours said:
California is amazing. Maybe it's you that's boring?

Netto I went to AX last year but idk if I can this year ;____;
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Waahhhh...I'm looking for Roomies b4 I can do Hotels so yeah. ;;

Or It's going to be busing from campus which takes an hour. u___u

I wanna do what Don-Don said. I like cities a lot. :>
 
Ausaudriel said:


California is the greatest place to live in the United States. 8) I live in LA.
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See? LA. I live in the boringest place in California, Pleasanton.

It's booooring. They have even have a Lawrence Livermore lab in Livermore but nobody cares about us and we're right next door. :|
 
Honestly, I have to admit, California is not very high on my list of places I want to visit. The only reason I can see myself going there for is Comic-Con. :P (And I guess I'd hit up Disney Land too while I was there but if I were going to a place only for a Disney park, I'd go to Orlando.)
 
droomph said:
See? LA. I live in the boringest place in California, Pleasanton.

It's booooring. They have even have a Lawrence Livermore lab in Livermore but nobody cares about us and we're right next door. :|
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Oh that's probably why. I live in LA too so I think it's a pretty swell place. The Rural half of California is pretty much not a place I would visit. But that's probably because I'm a city boy. xD

Wait. Ur close enough to SF aren't you? Why not have fun there?
 
New title is a lot better, js.

I've been to Disney World before. It's nice there but I wouldn't want to go there again.
 
Netto Azure said:


Oh that's probably why. I live in LA too so I think it's a pretty swell place. The Rural half of California is pretty much not a place I would visit. But that's probably because I'm a city boy. xD

Wait. Ur close enough to SF aren't you? Why not have fun there?
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Because SF is still 1 1/2 hours away. Tbh this city is the exact beginning of nowhere.

And at least in Idaho I had a backyard that was bigger than ten square feet
 
NY is 2 hours away from me and I go there all the time...
 
The closest big city to me is Philadelphia, as I live about an hour, hour and a half from there.

But, I hate the fans of all the pro teams in that city, some are so god dang obnoxious, rude, and mean that it gives the fair-weather fans of the teams there a bad name.

I want to feel sorry for the fair-weather fans, but I just can't because those obnoxious fans just alienate their fanbases.
 
Ausaudriel said:

Disneyland is the original though! Sooo much better than Disney World, even if it's smaller.

Erica we would have a blast if you came to visit Cali. :D I'm moving up to San Francisco this summer but I would come back for Comic-Con if you were here haha.

California is just the best state tbh. What other state could you go surfing in the morning, drive a few hours and go snowboarding, drive another hour and hike through a forest in the evening, then go into a huge popular city for the nightlife and entertainment that night? We're just awesome pretty much. And we have awesome weather.
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Yeah but isn't everything important at Disney Land also at Disney World? XD; I think the only thing Disney Land has over WDW is that all of it is in one place so you wouldn't need to buy separate park passes to hit everything up, I guess. But honestly, I know close to nothing about Disney Land since it's just not really on my radar.

:P I will make it to Comic-Con one day but that may be in the very, very distant future since I kind of need a disposable income again before I can even think of travel. ;_;
 
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The closest big city to me is Philadelphia, as I live about an hour, hour and a half from there.

But, I hate the fans of all the pro teams in that city, some are so god dang obnoxious, rude, and mean that it gives the fair-weather fans of the teams there a bad name.

I want to feel sorry for the fair-weather fans, but I just can't because those obnoxious fans just alienate their fanbases.
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Agreed, I live 20 min from Philadelphia and I can't support a single team here because the teams are just so obnoxiously pushed IN YOUR FACE.
 
I live near a fair few decent-sized city, although more impressively I'm just an hour away from Toronto which is the biggest city in Canada so... :P I'm a bit spoilt as far as metropolises go.
 
I live about five to ten minutes from Chicago, not really an interesting place. Other than Lake Shore Dr. and Navy pier, there's no real fun in it.
 
Honestly, I only like cities for the shopping. I don't even do a lot of shopping, it's just nice to be able to find pretty much any store you need at a given time.

Also the malls are open later in big cities which is nice. :( The malls here all close at like 5pm on weekends. It suuuucks.
 
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