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[donavannj]

10. my mother's the same way sometimes

Sammyskitty is going to have to learn how to drive at some point because it's hard to get anywhere in America - or in life when living in America - without knowing how.

 

[SilverStilletto]

11. theres plenty of other ways. cabs, public transportation, bike, skateboard, foot, etc.

 

[donavannj]

12. But you'd have to stay in highly urban areas, or live less than 5 miles from your workplace, for most of those to be viable options of transportation. Most of the nation lives in suburbia, and bus stations tend to be stationed quite far apart in suburbia.

 

[mishy.]

13.

Yeah, what Dondon said. If you live in a place like say... San Francisco, you're better off using public transportation anyways, and you don't really have to worry about having a car too much. However, if you live in a place like mine, a driving is something you really need to learn because otherwise it's forty-five minutes to an hour just to walk to the nearest grocery store.

 

[A Pixy]

14

Since this is OT, I don't need to contribute to the convo. n_n

 

[jigglyppuff8]

15

Since this is Other Trivia.

 

[SilverStilletto]

16. i guess im spoiled for living a block away from a market, and four blocks away from the grocery store.

ohai Mommy~ did Ros tell you she got me into Pokedressing?

 

[mishy.]

17.

Not spoiled, just living in an urban area rather than suburban. I like where I live personally; I wouldn't be able to live in a city.

Not directly, but seeing your other posts, I got the hint she did. XD

 

[donavannj]

18. Everything was at least a mile away from my house when we moved in 12 years ago... except for several parks. Now there's some stuff that's come in since, but a lot of it's still at the edge of that mile mark.

 

[mishy.]

18.

My street is a half-mile long in itself. So yeah, the places 'round here are pretty far from where I live.

 

[SilverStilletto]

20. um... im just BARELY in an urban area. that grocery store i mentioned? not in the city. thassrite, the closest grocery store to me isnt in Baltimore.

so yah, not completely urban. just... not in the middle of no place.

haha~ i think Ros wanted to be the first to encounter me character. she missed her chance, tho.

oh!! me character is bandana_flames, btw.

 

[donavannj]

20. My street is probably a mile long, but I live at the end closest to the center of town, and the road hooks back toward town at the far end, and it's still a mile and a half to my small town's downtown.

And if you live in Baltimore or it's immediate suburbs, you live in an urban area. (b'-')b

I live 25 miles outside the Twin Cities beltway, so I'm in a very rural area.

 

[SilverStilletto]

21. oh, ok.

yah, idk how long me street is. it got chopped in a few places to make room for more important roads, like... its either York Road or Northern Parkway that made the chop closest to me.

 

[donavannj]

22. Some people who work in the Twin Cities commute in from 80 miles out each day. That's a freaking long drive. D;

 

[mishy.]

23.

I live in an area where each property has about 3-4 acres, though if you go down the dirt trail at the end of my road, you eventually end up in an actual neighborhood.

 

[SilverStilletto]

24. i have no idea how big an acre even is. lots bigger than me yard.

boo, still getting ignored on LJ in favor of the Missingno..

 

[donavannj]

25. I actually live in a town, so most of the lots here are no bigger than an acre... and most are half an acre or less. But that's just in the city limits. The farms around here are probably at least 20 acres apiece, for the small ones.

 

[mishy.]

26.

We apparently live in the "Horse Capital" soooo, yeah.

Don't worry, Daughter. I've gotten ignored countless times in LJ.

 

[dragoniteuser]

27. How about a smile from manipulation from time to time...?

 

[donavannj]

28. We live in a town where the high school team could've been named the Fighting Pike, but they ended up going with the boring Wildcats instead. XD;