Dude, don't go to LA unless you like cars. LA sucks.
San Francisco is nice. So is Portland. Both have a big bike culture too.
San Francisco is nice. So is Portland. Both have a big bike culture too.
I have to move....
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For some reason, I thought you were a porn starjdcamb said:
And, Dude, you live in Rochester a place that gets more snow than even eskimos are used to and has one of the highest murder rates. I think just about any other spot on the map would look pretty darn good
My vote is for Portland Oregon. Out of all the places I ever visited in the US, I pretty much liked Portland best. Not too big, not too small, cool people, great riding, great urban riding, great music scene, great entertainment... What's not to like?
Insanity.H8R said:
Plearn owns all, if only for the fact that the meat products aren't derived from stray pets and I've never gotten a dose of food poisoning there in all of these years.
Chicken dish: #36
Beef dish: #44
Small market. Lots of small companies with small budgets. No sales support and travel to Seattle weekly. As cool as Seattle is. I am sure that would get old fast. I however think it would be a good fit. My manager doesn't. He has classified it as a "family town" and I haven't got one. Certain choices are being made for me by others....Changleen said:
I just cant suggest moving to nashville. Not if riding is important to you.
Sacramento is really close to the Sierra's if you like mountains..............
And Portland would kick ass if you don't mind $hitloads of rain.
And Portland would kick ass if you don't mind $hitloads of rain.
I have a meeting about Nashville tomorrow. I would be a one man show. No unions, no office, and lots of work. It is booming down there. Lots of studio workBurlyShirley said:
. I like it there a lot. I think it would be a good fit. I would actually get to keep the money I make. There wasn't a lot of riding here when I moved here....
Nashville is booming in all phases of business right now, thats for sure. We just got an NFL team and a hockey team. A new train system connecting all the suburbs is being put in, a new baseball stadium may be going in downtown. Nashville music (though shi**y) is selling more than ever. Nissan has decided to move its US headquarters here instead of cali, plus we also have Dell computers,and Saturn cars. Cost of living is GREAT! Houses are cheap on the wrong side of the river, but if you live 20 minutes out of town, you can live large for 200k.jdcamb said:I have a meeting about Nashville tomorrow. I would be a one man show. No unions, no office, and lots of work. It is booming down there. Lots of studio work
There wasn't a lot of riding here when I moved here....
All that said though, Im tired of it. If you move down, Ill gladly show you around, though. We do have hot women, btw (if you swing that way, I mean)
Only part of it from what I understand.stevew said:
What the hell??BeerDemon said:
What is your GT? It's Fluxdecapitator, right?
You haven't been on since before Christmas, and I looked at every one of your KOTH games. I am not in a single one in 10 pages of stats all the way back to 01/19/05.
I haven't played in any games w/ you in... I can't remember how long.
Wait, who the hell is Spoad E?
I did play this guy once, were you in here?
And did this hurt?
http://bungie.net/Stats/GameStats.aspx?panel=kills&gameid=402987908&player=Spoad E
I did play this guy once, were you in here?
And did this hurt?
http://bungie.net/Stats/GameStats.aspx?panel=kills&gameid=402987908&player=Spoad E
Jesus dude, you are dense. You have been joining our games almost every Sunday. And yes, you kill the hell out of us until we play KOTH and then you completely fall apart.
You are officially the Hippy again because you are obviously back on the pipe.
You are officially the Hippy again because you are obviously back on the pipe.
Not falling apart, middle of the pack:BeerDemon said:
http://bungie.net/Stats/GameStats.aspx?gameID=403063578&player=Spoad E
Lost by ONE SECOND:
http://bungie.net/Stats/GameStats.aspx?gameID=403013219&player=Spoad E
FOUR SECONDS:
http://bungie.net/Stats/GameStats.aspx?gameID=402997218&player=Spoad E
WON BY 20:
http://bungie.net/Stats/GameStats.aspx?gameID=402987908&player=Spoad E
WON BY 23:
http://bungie.net/Stats/GameStats.aspx?gameID=397101122&player=Spoad E
Oh yeah, I really got stomped.
An besides, remember the deal.
All major cities really suck for bike riding. They pretty much require you to toss your bike in the car and drive, or take public transportation for days, or to ride on the streets for hella miles, just to make it to the trails. The population of cyclists usually isn't too big either. I'd check out Santa Barbara, Mill Valley, Sonoma, Santa Rosa, Auburn, Chico, Santa Cruz, and Petaluma. But if you need to live in a city, well then, good luck. Some parts of San Jose have good riding near by, and the traffic isn't too bad.
Ever consider moving to Europe? Or Vancouver?
Ever consider moving to Europe? Or Vancouver?
I agree. Stay the **** out of Chicago. The only redeemable feature about it is the food - anyone who has spent serious time there knows that it has some of the best food in the country, and THE best pizza around period. Other than that, it's a goddamned armpit.justsomeguy said:
1) Boston
2) Portland
2) Portland
What about Charlotte? Supposed to be a hot area. If you really like the Boston metro area, take a look at and post your resume' up on Bostonworks.com - you know the riding is good here.jdcamb said:I have a meeting about Nashville tomorrow. I would be a one man show. No unions, no office, and lots of work. It is booming down there. Lots of studio work
There wasn't a lot of riding here when I moved here....