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Choza Mama?
at the last pic you posted.
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The Bay > LA > NYC
sladewilson
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Originally Posted by rice boy 45
Choza Mama?
at the last pic you posted.
its a little dancing club spot too
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Ca > world
We good tho. To many ppl here.
We good tho. To many ppl here.
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Please go to Cali. NY has enough of you transplants here
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I enjoy the 4 seasons in NYC, especially now that global warming has dialed back the severity of winter.
Plus I'd take the train situation over driving everywhere in most of Cali.
Anybody saying the women in either region have a huge advantage over the other is lying and/or had a horrible experience in either place.
Plus I'd take the train situation over driving everywhere in most of Cali.
Anybody saying the women in either region have a huge advantage over the other is lying and/or had a horrible experience in either place.
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Which city in the valley and where in NY?
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I love living in California and really can't imagine living anywhere else. Weather is great year round. Whatever you want to do is within driving distance:
Beaches
Mountains
Snow (just wait til it gets cold)
Camping Sites
Amusement Parks (Universal, Disney, 6Flags, Knotts, Seaworld, etc..)
Museums (LACMA, La Brea Tar Pits, Huntington Librabry, Balboa Park, etc..)
Casinos (Vegas, Harrahs, Pechanga, Morongo, etc...)
Shopping (South Coast Plaza, Rodeo Drive, lots of outlets, etc..)
Almost anything you want/need can be found in California.
And the weather pretty much allows you to do most of those anytime of the year.
Transportation can be a problem if you don't like driving but it's getting better. They are making a lot of bus lines and they are building more subways in the congested LA area (digging under Beverly Hills was just approved). They are also expanding/widening and making more freeways.
Beaches
Mountains
Snow (just wait til it gets cold)
Camping Sites
Amusement Parks (Universal, Disney, 6Flags, Knotts, Seaworld, etc..)
Museums (LACMA, La Brea Tar Pits, Huntington Librabry, Balboa Park, etc..)
Casinos (Vegas, Harrahs, Pechanga, Morongo, etc...)
Shopping (South Coast Plaza, Rodeo Drive, lots of outlets, etc..)
Almost anything you want/need can be found in California.
And the weather pretty much allows you to do most of those anytime of the year.
Transportation can be a problem if you don't like driving but it's getting better. They are making a lot of bus lines and they are building more subways in the congested LA area (digging under Beverly Hills was just approved). They are also expanding/widening and making more freeways.
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Pretty much, but we really don't need any more people here,
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They better not block it. Screw those kids
I'm from NY. I was in Cali in Jan. Didn't like it so much. Weather is great, yeah. I think NY weather is better though. When it gets too hot and I get fed up with it, it starts to get chilly and vice versa. As for beautiful women. I think they're all over the place ... honestly didn't see so many in LA though .. BUT hey that's just me.
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San Jose
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I'm from San Francisco and spent a lot of time in LA. But, I'd rather live in NYC.
LA= Great weather, cool people, women who take care of themselves to impress, and alot of nightlife and places to go.
NYC= Better public transportation, great things to do round the clock, women of all kind, more types of cultures, downtown/urban living.
It comes down to whether you want a somewhat relaxed and sunny atmosphere or you want a metropolitan fast-paced environment.
LA= Great weather, cool people, women who take care of themselves to impress, and alot of nightlife and places to go.
NYC= Better public transportation, great things to do round the clock, women of all kind, more types of cultures, downtown/urban living.
It comes down to whether you want a somewhat relaxed and sunny atmosphere or you want a metropolitan fast-paced environment.
akajae
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^ more cultures?? women of all kind??
Los Angeles was ranked #1 diverse city just last year by CNBC (New York was second).
Where in the Valley?
Los Angeles was ranked #1 diverse city just last year by CNBC (New York was second).
Where in the Valley?
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Cali
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Originally Posted by Nawzlew
San Jose>
this must be a troll post. even people who live in man jose dont think their city is better than anything else.
do NOT listen to this guy. westside sucks... really really really bad.
just kidding. westside is great. been out here for bout 7-8 years now. cant really picture myself living anywhere else. and i moved here from Huntington Beach (which is also a great city) so its not like I was comin from the slums or anything. just be prepared to pay for the high cost of living. housing cost is no joke. (not that there is any direct correlation but...) my stupid HOA fees are probably on par with what it would cost you to rent a nice 1-2bd apt in other parts of the country.
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you didn't see any beautiful women in Cali.......??????????
you must've been chillin in West Hollywood the whole time...
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Originally Posted by Epidemik The Great
you didn't see any beautiful women in Cali.......??????????that's a lie...
you must've been chillin in West Hollywood the whole time...
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Haha, I feel you. I love my city though, it's home. I live in LA right now, and it doesn't do much for me. Much rather be back in the Bay. It might not be THAT poppin' in SJ, but I like how it's in the middle of things. It's easy to get to SF, Santa Cruz, etc ...Originally Posted by Mojodmonky1
Originally Posted by Nawzlew
San Jose>
this must be a troll post. even people who live in man jose dont think their city is better than anything else.
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is this even a real ?
CA and its not close.
AT ALL
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with all due respect as a person from NYC
Texas and Florida >>>> any state
Texas and Florida >>>> any state
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Hopefully this leads to the city being fully connected by subway. ****ing Bel Air/Beverley Hills trying to mess it up for everyone else.Originally Posted by laker4lifeman
They better not block it. Screw those kids
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Cali.
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NYC and it's not even dlose
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As far as income goes, CA has the #! and has the most spots in the top 10 for cities with the highest median income in the country.
FTR -
CA>NY
NorCal > SoCal
Say you split CA in half. The bay all the way up to the oregon border, and Fresno all the way down to the Mexican border. I'll take NorCal all day everyday.
