AnarchoSocialist
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Well if you live in a Canadian city then you can stand proud at having met that goal.
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Where in the world would you live?
- Thread starter Venti de Milo
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Well if you live in a Canadian city then you can stand proud at having met that goal.
jaborandi
Active Member
Toronto
London
Melbourne
London
Melbourne
Edward
Senior Member
Toronto
New York
London
San Francisco
Paris
Outer Banks, North Carolina (for the cottage)
New York
London
San Francisco
Paris
Outer Banks, North Carolina (for the cottage)
GregWTravels
Active Member
Besides for Toronto (which obviously I would live in, as I live there now)...
(1) New York (Manhattan) - I love that you can live some place and walk everywhere and that whatever you want, whenever you want it, it's available.
(2) Hong Kong - only spent 1 day there, but I was IN LOVE. Big, tall shiny buildings...
(3) Santiago, Chile - very cool city, lots of old colonial architecture, mixed with new areas with the tall, shiny buildings that I like. Weather is excellent, both skiing and ocean nearby, and a stable economy. It's like Denver, but bigger, cooler and with less white people wearing fleece.
I've never been to London, but I'm going in August, so I may add it to my list after I return. I think I will like London.
(1) New York (Manhattan) - I love that you can live some place and walk everywhere and that whatever you want, whenever you want it, it's available.
(2) Hong Kong - only spent 1 day there, but I was IN LOVE. Big, tall shiny buildings...
(3) Santiago, Chile - very cool city, lots of old colonial architecture, mixed with new areas with the tall, shiny buildings that I like. Weather is excellent, both skiing and ocean nearby, and a stable economy. It's like Denver, but bigger, cooler and with less white people wearing fleece.
I've never been to London, but I'm going in August, so I may add it to my list after I return. I think I will like London.
vicente
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A liberal city in the U.S. with a walkable lively downtown
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MajorComplainer
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Tsk tsk tsk...you still think Canada is part of US again? Naughty!
adma
Superstar
Well, the US of A would excuse away college towns as unrepresentative microclimates--hey, if Canada wants to annex them, go ahead...
caltrane74
Senior Member
1. Monaco ( Monte Carlo)
2. Geneva
3. Manhatten ( New York City)
lol!
2. Geneva
3. Manhatten ( New York City)
lol!
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V.Vulpes
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Out of the cities London, Paris, Bruxelles, Madrid and Berlin; Berlin is really the nicest for young people.. shops/nightlife/people/city/etcetera.
I'd go for that if I didn't think Zurich was better.
I'd go for that if I didn't think Zurich was better.
ShonTron
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Uh, er, there are. Ann Arbor, San Francisco (I could actually think of a few California cities). Maybe Portland, OR. New York doesn't count as its "downtown" isn't lively after work. That's about it.
Chicago's not bad, but it's only quasi Liberal.
I'd want a US cities that more than just the downtown is lively and walkable. I want a US city that I could be comfortable walking just about anywhere. Chicago wouldn't make that qualification.
mgt
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Toronto is irreplaceable.. . but if i HAD to choose somewhere other than T.O.:
Lake Como
Seattle
Manhattan
London
Lake Como
Seattle
Manhattan
London
Blixtein
Active Member
London
Manhattan
Krakow
Manhattan
Krakow
SP!RE
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1.) Toronto
2.) a modern Amsterdam suburb, or a mid-sized Dutch city
3.) Central Berlin, or a Mid-sized German city
2.) a modern Amsterdam suburb, or a mid-sized Dutch city
3.) Central Berlin, or a Mid-sized German city
adma
Superstar
Now, *there's* a sophisticated choice.