Sell where you live

[KLD1019]

oh and nothing is far. 'big city' life is about an hour away, mini city life is about 30 minutes away, beach life is 30 minutes away, wildlife/outdoor/country is down the road. Southeast texas has EVERYTHING you want! country, city, metro, suburbia, rural, etc. and everything is within reach

you just gotta deal with the heat, humidity, and skeeters!

 

[Joe the meek]

One thing I don't miss about the Big A is traffic and urban sprawl. Los Angeles got nothing on Atlanta traffic any more.

I really felt nothing was worse than the beltway around DC. When I went to Atlanta, I found out I was wrong LOL

 

[skyblue]

What beach is an hour from Atlanta?

675mph......you get the beach and break the world land speed record as well:thumbup

 

[satinbutterfly]

Cincinnati, Ohio

Ohio's 3rd largest city.
Home of the Begals, Reds... if ya like sports.
Attractions: Cincinnati Zoo, Botanical Garden, Newport Aquarium, Cincinnati Museum Center at Union Terminal,
Jungle Jim's International Grocery Store
Gorgeous parks for picnics
Unique food: goetta, Cincinnati chili

& Festivals out the ass!!!

-The annual Cincinnati Reds Opening Day Parade
-The Cincinnati Flower Show, claims to be the biggest outdoor flower show in the United States.
-Oktoberfest, celebrating Cincinnati's German heritage, is the largest Oktoberfest in the US.
-Thanksgiving Day Race, the sixth-oldest race in the country.
-The Taste of Cincinnati and since 1962 the Jazz Festival
-The Festival of Lights, hosted by the Cincinnati Zoo and Botanical Garden during the year-end holiday season.
-The Cincinnati Bell/WEBN Riverfest fireworks display on Labor Day weekend

To name a few.

Oh, and Satin, Diggin, Brujah and I live here.

You know that's right. :cool

 

[cam elle toe]

I'd prefer not to. Enough tourists as it is.

But you can Google Coffs Harbour, NSW if you like and see for yourself.:thumbup

 

[skyblue]

I'd prefer not to. Enough tourists as it is.

But you can Google Coffs Harbour, NSW if you like and see for yourself.:thumbup

oh great...you dont want me there:willy_nilly:

 

[dkwrtw]

River access
Wildlife
Beautiful Scenery
No police within 30 miles in any direction

 

[Brujahpriest]

Cincinnati, Ohio

Ohio's 3rd largest city.
Home of the Begals, Reds... if ya like sports.
Attractions: Cincinnati Zoo, Botanical Garden, Newport Aquarium, Cincinnati Museum Center at Union Terminal,
Jungle Jim's International Grocery Store
Gorgeous parks for picnics
Unique food: goetta, Cincinnati chili

& Festivals out the ass!!!

-The annual Cincinnati Reds Opening Day Parade
-The Cincinnati Flower Show, claims to be the biggest outdoor flower show in the United States.
-Oktoberfest, celebrating Cincinnati's German heritage, is the largest Oktoberfest in the US.
-Thanksgiving Day Race, the sixth-oldest race in the country.
-The Taste of Cincinnati and since 1962 the Jazz Festival
-The Festival of Lights, hosted by the Cincinnati Zoo and Botanical Garden during the year-end holiday season.
-The Cincinnati Bell/WEBN Riverfest fireworks display on Labor Day weekend

To name a few.

Oh, and Satin, Diggin, Brujah and I live here.

I think you should mention your massages as a selling point too.

You know that's right. :cool

eek:eek nobody mentioned cookies!!!!

 

[Thornless]

I think you should mention your massages as a selling point too.

Oh! That's rright for $70-$115 you can have me touch 90% of your body!

Derby (the section where I live):

- It has me.
- Lots of ducks.
- Good parks and wooded areas.
- Weir
- Has something that is a World Heritage Site
- Very quiet and just off the hubub of city life.
- Relatively safe
- Has a pub converted from a building founded in the 12 century.

Ooo duckies, I <3 duckies

You know that's right. :cool

We need a OTzOhio party!

eek:eek nobody mentioned cookies!!!!

I want those on the down low!

 

[pjbleek]

Cincinnati, Ohio

Ohio's 3rd largest city.
Home of the Begals, Reds... if ya like sports.
Attractions: Cincinnati Zoo, Botanical Garden, Newport Aquarium, Cincinnati Museum Center at Union Terminal,
Jungle Jim's International Grocery Store
Gorgeous parks for picnics
Unique food: goetta, Cincinnati chili

& Festivals out the ass!!!

-The annual Cincinnati Reds Opening Day Parade
-The Cincinnati Flower Show, claims to be the biggest outdoor flower show in the United States.
-Oktoberfest, celebrating Cincinnati's German heritage, is the largest Oktoberfest in the US.
-Thanksgiving Day Race, the sixth-oldest race in the country.
-The Taste of Cincinnati and since 1962 the Jazz Festival
-The Festival of Lights, hosted by the Cincinnati Zoo and Botanical Garden during the year-end holiday season.
-The Cincinnati Bell/WEBN Riverfest fireworks display on Labor Day weekend

To name a few.

Oh, and Satin, Diggin, Brujah and I live here.

I think you should mention your massages as a selling point too.

You know that's right. :cool

eek:eek nobody mentioned cookies!!!!

Oh! That's rright for $70-$115 you can have me touch 90% of your body!



Ooo duckies, I <3 duckies



We need a OTzOhio party!



I want those on the down low!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=c1jbnd6eUxo&feature=related

and you have the coolest TV introduction.....

 

[Boomerang]

Nashville, TN

-This town is all about the music (not just country music either)
-Home of the Titans (football) and Predators (hockey)
-People are generally super nice here
-Lots of great shopping and food
-Several great parks nearby
-A few great universities within driving distance

 

[Peter Parka]

I'd prefer not to. Enough tourists as it is.

But you can Google Coffs Harbour, NSW if you like and see for yourself.:thumbup

That's your excuse, you're just too embarresed to talk about the tackiest land mark in the world. :24:

 

[Niamh]

Crosshaven- Co. Cork

- It's a pretty little fishing village
- It's by the sea
- It has a huge yacht regatta every two years that attracts people from all over the world
- It's home to the oldest yacht club in the world
- They've just opened Fort Camden as a tourist attraction which was built in 1780, this Fort along with Fort carlisle across the way were used to protect Cork harbour which is (along with a few others) the second largest natural harbour in the world)

 

[Natasha]

Recreation: Within an hour of downtown you can hit the beach, the mountains or woods.

What beach is an hour from Atlanta?

I was wondering the same thing, LOL I guess technically if there is sand by water it's considered a beach...but I only consider going to the ocean "going to the beach."

Oh! That's rright for $70-$115 you can have me touch 90% of your body!

To be fair, on a burn chart those parts only count for 1% each. :ninja

As for where I live, there are no selling points. It's an ugly small city w/ horrible traffic. Oh wait, we raise good ball-players...that counts for something, right???

 

[cam elle toe]

That's your excuse, you're just too embarresed to talk about the tackiest land mark in the world. :24:

thumbdown...shhh. Now everyone will flock here.

Crosshaven- Co. Cork

- It's a pretty little fishing village
- It's by the sea
- It has a huge yacht regatta every two years that attracts people from all over the world
- It's home to the oldest yacht club in the world
- They've just opened Fort Camden as a tourist attraction which was built in 1780, this Fort along with Fort carlisle across the way were used to protect Cork harbour which is (along with a few others) the second largest natural harbour in the world)

Always wanted to visit Ireland. (and the accent is dreamy)

 

[retro]

One thing I don't miss about the Big A is traffic and urban sprawl. Los Angeles got nothing on Atlanta traffic any more.

Hahahahahahaha :24:

Please tell me you're not actually serious. When was the last time you tried driving down the 405 at rush hour? Or how about getting through the East LA Interchange with even moderate traffic and it didn't take 20-30 minutes. Sorry, Atlanta traffic is bad... but it still has nothing on LA traffic.

 

[Darrell]

Hahahahahahaha :24:

Please tell me you're not actually serious. When was the last time you tried driving down the 405 at rush hour? Or how about getting through the East LA Interchange with even moderate traffic and it didn't take 20-30 minutes. Sorry, Atlanta traffic is bad... but it still has nothing on LA traffic.

To be fair, nobody drives in LA during rush hour. They just coast. :24:

 

[Brujahpriest]

Nashville, TN

-This town is all about the music (not just country music either)
-Home of the Titans (football) and Predators (hockey)
-People are generally super nice here
-Lots of great shopping and food
-Several great parks nearby
-A few great universities within driving distance

All you need to say is boomerang hangs out here and ill want to visit :d

 

[Johnfromokc]

Hahahahahahaha :24:

Please tell me you're not actually serious. When was the last time you tried driving down the 405 at rush hour? Or how about getting through the East LA Interchange with even moderate traffic and it didn't take 20-30 minutes. Sorry, Atlanta traffic is bad... but it still has nothing on LA traffic.

When was the last time you drove the Downtown connector? I-85? I-75? I-285? GA 400? Many more hell hole highways around metro Atlanta than you know.

 

[retro]

When was the last time you drove the Downtown connector? I-85? I-75? I-285? GA 400? Many more hell hole highways around metro Atlanta than you know.

The last time I was in Atlanta was a little over two and a half years ago. I doubt it's gotten significantly worse since then. I'm not saying that Atlanta traffic is good... I'm saying that to claim it's worse than LA is laughable.

I drove 180 miles to West Hollywood from where I live (coming from the north) to go to a concert. My friend drove about 30 miles from his house in South Whittier. I made my drive in three hours, and it took him almost two and a half.