The American Cities That Best Fits You

[seaboy4hire]

So since one finger started this quiz thing I found one that is pretty interesting and almost acurate with the exception of the west coast city that it said I would be happiest in (Seattle BLAH!!!) but the mid west city was right on (CHITOWN BABY!!!!). If y'all wanna find out what American city best fits you here is the link http://www.blogthings.com/americancitiesbestfitquiz/ Enjoy!

 

Hugs,

Greg

Greg Seattle Wa [email protected]

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[OneFinger]

70% Las Vegas

65% Austin

60% Atlanta

60% Honolulu

60% Miami

 

Very accurate for me!!

[+ nycman]

New York City 90%

[+ deej]

Dead on for me:

 

70% Los Angeles

70% San Diego

65% Chicago

65% Honolulu

60% Seattle

 

This is getting interesting. Maybe Taylor really is mentally 12. :7

[Guest ChgoBoy]

>Dead on for me:

>

>70% Los Angeles

>70% San Diego

>65% Chicago

>65% Honolulu

>60% Seattle

>

>This is getting interesting. Maybe Taylor really is mentally

>12. :7

 

 

ROFL

[jacobno]

65% Atlanta

65% Chicago

65% Philadelphia

55% Honolulu

55% Las Vegas

 

I wanted all the warm options.

[pierrot]

New York %65

Honolulu %65

Chicago %60

Los Angeles %60

Boston %60

 

Oddly enough my partner and I have been thinking about where we might want to retire in a few more years. We've lived in New York most of our adult lives, and basically, I love it here. I don't love the winters though, and if/when we retire it would be nice to be able to sell our Manhattan coop and live somewhere cheaper for half the price. However, in our travels we haven't seen any place we like much for living. Frankly, most

American cities are not really cities, but just conglomerations with empty central districts and lots of suburbs. And I'm afraid most places are just plain dull compared to New York (sorry if this offends), at least for what we want. European cities are more interesting, but that's a whole other ball of wax.

We did really like Vancouver when we visited, but I'm told it rains all winter long.

So I don't know. This test comes up with Honolulu. Never been there. Seems awfully isolated, so to speak, but maybe....

[taylorky]

taylor bashing is not cool.

 

would this be a good time for me to say..."eat shit and die"

[seaboy4hire]

Taylor and Deej you two play nice! Or there will be no dessert after dinner!!!

 

Hugs,

Greg

Greg Seattle Wa [email protected]

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[Guest ReturnOfS]

70% San Francisco

65% Washington, DC

55% Boston

55% Los Angeles

50% Honolulu

 

I admit, these are all cities where I would like to live.

[taylorky]

duoh ice cream,yea, yea

[seaboy4hire]

ONLY if you and Deej can be good boys do you get some cream er rather ice cream.

 

Hugs,

Greg

Greg Seattle Wa [email protected]

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[taylorky]

it better be some damn good ice cream,none of that store brand shit.

[seaboy4hire]

Hey I like only the best kind, Dryers double vanilla ice cream. Had it for the first time the other night and almost cried (for real). It is the closest vanillia ice cream that I have had that tastes like what my great grandma had in her ice box.

 

Hugs,

Greg

 

 

Greg Seattle Wa [email protected]

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[+ deej]

>taylor bashing is not cool.

>

>would this be a good time for me to say..."eat shit and die"

 

You obviously missed the smiley.

[taylorky]

it was meant in jest!!!

[taylorky]

it might be a regional brand but i luvssss "edys".

 

when i was a kid i would stumble downstairs in the early morning and pig out on ice cream,me,the dog,the cat,and whatever other critter i whined for till i got it,christ i was a frigging brat!!!

[Guest zipperzone]

>We did really like Vancouver when we visited, but I'm told it

>rains all winter long.

 

This is a myth perpatrated by those who like to throw generalities around without any real knowledge. As a Vancouverite, I believe the following is a more realistic view.

 

One: Yes we do get some rain. It varies a great deal depending on where you live. The closer you are to the north shore mountains, more rain. Go a few miles south and the sun is seen much more often.

 

Two: The rain is not constant by any means and when it does rain, it is seldom the downpour that gets you drenched like you would find in NYC, but more like a gentle mist. You hardly even need a brolly.

 

Three: When it does rain, it smells wonderful and fresh - casued by a combination of the sea being at your doorstep and the wonderfull amomatic cedar trees that are so abundant. And of yeah, you don't have to shovel it. We have many many sunny days in winter with a bracing breeze coming off the ocean.

 

Four: I almost never wear anything heavier than a windbreaker. Gloves are unheard of.

 

Five: I have also lived in Montreal, Toronto and Winnipeg. Wouldn't go back (except for visits) for anything!

[+ Oliver]

Ice Cream

 

It's obvious you both want Greg's (ice) cream! }(

[JT Brooklyn]

IMHO. Being a Lifetime New Yorker..It is as Great City.."IF" you have the "Finances" to backup whatever "LifeStyle" you are into..Ask any of the Escorts who thought, "Retiring" from making anywhere between 2&3K a week Cash, to a 9-5.. "Normal" Job was anything but Difficult.. IF not impossible for some, who I have known.....I have never met anyone who "Retired" and Moved to NYC?..Unless the Family owns some Oil Wells "Back Home"..LOL :+

[+ Charlie]

60% Chicago

60% Los Angeles

60% Philadelphia

60% Washington, DC

55% New York

 

It's strange that Chicago came out on top, since it is one city I have never fantasized about as a place to live--and don't intend to! I did live for most of my adult life in Philadelphia and New York, and now live in an ex-urb of Los Angeles. Also, my partner is a native of DC. The question is, which came first--did we live in those places because they fit us, or do they fit us because we lived in them?

[DaninWA]

70% Washington, D.C.

60% Los Angeles

55% Boston

55% San Francisco

50% Atlanta

 

I wasn't aware that Washington, D.C, Los Angeles, Boston, and San Francisco were known for their low tax rates, affordable housing, and ease of getting around by car. Silly me.

 

Dan

[+ Axiom2001]

I'll make my response a three pronged one. First, I clicked the West section at the end of the survey, and here were the results:

 

80% Honolulu

65% Los Angeles

60% Miami

60% San Francisco

55% San Diego

 

Although the above places have much of what I am seeking when I do finally move away from the Monterey Peninsula in California, the tax base (except perhaps for Miami) is NOT low.

 

Second, Pierrot's, ..."sorry if this offends." I found to be perfectly discreet and tasteful; I think he should not have been castigated if he erred about some cities. I have been to Honolulu and have been told innumerable times that the cost of living is exorbitant. A friend and former colleague disagreed with me recently about this purported fact; I didn't keep this disagreement going; I decided to do my research as well as travel there if that is to be my place of future living..

 

Third, why did such an excellent thread have some out-of-order responses? When will we ever have a thread that is at least 80% on topic without having any unwarranted, irrelevant responses?

[FrancoDiSantisxxx]

Not Surprisingly

 

60% San Francisco

 

55% Chicago

 

55% Honolulu

 

55% Los Angeles

 

55% Philadelphia

 

San Francisco came out on top, which I consider home. I just do not want to live there again, after a decade there as an adult and having spent my teenage years in the Bay Area when my parents settled there first. Like others, I am surprised about Chicago, since I dispise cold winters, but I guess it is time to plan a trip to Phuladelphia once (at least to visit, since the winters there are also cold).

 

Money magazine does something similar and I think this gives you some good options but I think some other factors should have been taken into account; not everyone would ski (or not ski) but they might be interested in recreational opportunities - being able to hike, parks, golf, etc. It also should be more age and family make-up specific. What good is asking if someone is looking for love and cares about colleges if they are a single gay male (or a lesbian, for example) and a city otherwise would fit that is not very gay friendly, or the singles are younger (or older), or the respondent is not college age and will not have any college age children anytime soon, or if they do, they (either the parent or child) might prefer to have the schools elsewhere?

 

 

http://www.gaydar.co.uk/francodisantis

 

http://hometown.aol.com/francodisantis/myhomepage/profile.html

[ted]

This mirrors where I go for my repeat vacations-almost exactly - Miami is missing (and Vancouver and Montreal, but they're not eligible) probably because I picked "west"

 

75% Honolulu

65% Los Angeles

60% San Diego

60% San Francisco

60% Seattle