Your dream place...

rororororororor

I've always loved Paris and believe thats where i'll end up in a loft above a little coffee shop in Montmartre.
Wheres the one place in the world you love to live?:)

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At the bottom of a tattoo.

Sanjuro

New York City. Best city on earth. Not that I've visited them all...

biko

Barcelona

George Orwell 1982

Rathmines

ScumLord

rororororororor wrote: »

I've always loved Paris and believe thats where i'll end up in a loft above a little coffee shop in Montmartre.
Wheres the one place in the world you love to live?:)

Same as that except in Amsterdam.

drunkmonkey

1962

bazmaiden

Moyross, Limerick

El Guapo!

Florida. I love the place. The weather is brilliant. Its either lovely and hot n sunny or theres an awesome thunderstorm!

General Zod

The Crying Chair.

Brendog

My Desktop Background....

CathyMoran

Home is wherever my husband and son are but I supose either Paris, somewhere on Lake Garda or somewhere along the North of Portual...the latter is probably the most realistic, I love the non-touristy parts of Portugal.

ChristopherUno

New York has always looked like a cool place to me, but only spent a few days there when I was 7 years old. Would love to go back and experience living there. Ditto Montmarte!

Kiera

Mayo.

Kasabian

Lanzarote ,

*looks around and smiles

Wudyaquit

Buenos Aires. Great people. Great bars. Great food. Good weather (dry at least), plenty for a cub to do.

ElaElaElano

Alesund, Norway or Quebec City, Canada.

The colder the better.

Novella

New York, without a doubt. I love that city more than anywhere. An apartment up really high, with a proper American diner underneath.

Bill2673

San Francisco

pickarooney

Not much wrong with where I live, but if I had to change I'd give Argentina a shot.
Paris, though - why would anyone want to live there?

kylith

Kerry. OH and I borrowed a house there a couple of months back. Stunning place. You can walk miles without bumping into another person. I'd have been in heaven when I was little.

GirlOfGlass

Australia.

petes

"Up to me balls in Bibi Baskin"

Kasabian

Insurgent wrote: »

"Up to me balls in Bibi Baskin"

Buried isn't the same as live

CathyMoran

pickarooney wrote: »

Not much wrong with where I live, but if I had to change I'd give Argentina a shot.
Paris, though - why would anyone want to live there?

For me Paris has the River Seine, the cool science museum, the food, the Eifel tower...you can even see Rodin's Kiss and what about the great metro...would love to go back but it is not good for very young children.

Dravokivich

Ballyer...

Catari Jaguar

London.. it feels more like home to me than anywhere. I just click with the rhythm of the city and the mindset of the people. Organised, polite but laid back and it's clean! So much to see and do, so much culture. You could have a great time in the fanciest most cosmopolitan bar in Picadilly or the dingiest kip in Camden.

But I do love living in Dublin city centre.

Sykk

WTF is with all the serious answers.. I demand some non funny jokes...

smash

New York or Marbella.

pickarooney

CathyMoran wrote: »

For me Paris has the River Seine,

It's not a particularly nice river.

the cool science museum,

Fair enough to pass an hour or two, but as a reason to live there.

the food,

Not the best place in the country for food, but a decent enough reason.

the Eifel tower... you can even see Rodin's Kiss

Again, grand for half an hour

and what about the great metro...

It's just like a big, underground LUAS

I don't mean to pick on your post (I just feel like being mean to Paris).

NothingMan

Any small remote beach, preferably very small population. Happy with a shack and a sexy woman with me, in fact my gf would do. Simple, uncomplicated and utterly peaceful, but with some good parties too. If anyone knows where that is let me know.

Donkey Oaty

CathyMoran wrote: »

For me Paris has the River Seine, the cool science museum, the food, the Eifel tower...you can even see Rodin's Kiss and what about the great metro...would love to go back but it is not good for very young children.

Liverpool has Rodin's Kiss as well, but fewer croissants.

deravarra

Marrakech, especially around Jemaa el Fna... or the train journey between there and Casablance; and Rome of course!!!

Kasabian

After a rethink. I want to live with my Mammy again.

:pac:

bonerm

I'd love live in an octopus' garden in the shade.

Engelbert

I go to my dream place while rocking myself to sleep under the kitchen table every time I hear Mammy and Daddy fight

CathyMoran

pickarooney wrote: »

It's not a particularly nice river.


Fair enough to pass an hour or two, but as a reason to live there.


Not the best place in the country for food, but a decent enough reason.


Again, grand for half an hour


It's just like a big, underground LUAS

I don't mean to pick on your post (I just feel like being mean to Paris).

It is fair enough, I just have some great memories of the place myself - my dad worked in the fashion industry and they have fairs there around my birthday in March so my daddy was never home for my birthday but he would tell me great stories about the place...the only time I got to choose where we were going I took him there, I felt like I already knew the place and subsequent times there have been with my husband (he even proposed at the Eifel tower) and I went there on my pre-surgery holiday (still waiting on my honeymoon, we were suposed to be going to Florence and Lake Garda this year but I was happily pregnant last year)...it has great memories for me...

rororororororor

I just love Paris, although I come from a french family, they dont come from Paris, but Provence. But I feel like i have this amazing cultural connection with it!...I do know some people who have absolutely hated the Parisians and their laizze faire attitude, my french grandmother for one!!:p

EDude

Tory Island off the coast of Co. Donegal absolutely breathtaking

El Guapo!

Sykk wrote: »

WTF is with all the serious answers.. I demand some non funny jokes...

Ok hows this......


My dream place?................In yore ma! :pac:









That AH enough for ya?

starbelgrade

Terenure. I was born there, I grew up there. I met my husband there. He bought me a Peggy's Leg.

We brought our children up in Terenure. I have my bank account there. I have some savings in it - my "running away money", I like to call it.

But I will never run away from Terenure.

I was born here & I will die here, having done nothing, seen nothing & having lived a banal, unfulfilled & ultimately pointless life, except for that one time when I made an advert for AIB & became a minor celebrity.... in Terenure.

starbelgrade

Dean09 wrote: »

Ok hows this......


My dream place?................In yore ma! :pac:


That AH enough for ya?

Let me see, it's;

1. Unoriginal
2. Unfunny
3. Pointless
4. A thanks whore attempt, and
5. A thanks whore fail

So yeah, it's pretty much, a run of the mill AH response. Well done.

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starbelgrade wrote: »

Terenure. I was born there, I grew up there. I met my husband there. He bought me a Peggy's Leg.

We brought our children up in Terenure. I have my bank account there. I have some savings in it - my "running away money", I like to call it.

But I will never run away from Terenure.

I was born here & I will die here, having done nothing, seen nothing & having lived a banal, unfulfilled & ultimately pointless life, except for that one time when I made an advert for AIB & became a minor celebrity.... in Terenure.

How'er ya BOD.

Does Amy know about this husband malarky?

Jesus Wept

If I had one, I'd go.

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The-Rigger wrote: »

If I had one, I'd go.

Do you find that the bag gets in the way of sexings?

Just asking?

RobbieTheRobber

Fitzcaraldo wrote: »

How'er ya BOD.

Does Amy know about this husband malarky?

Starbelgrade was making a humerous reference to an ad you may have seen on the telly box, oh and Brian O'Drisscol was neither born nor lived in terenure but sure why let that get in the way of your bad joke.

Kiera

RobbieTheRobber wrote: »

Starbelgrade was making a humerous reference to an ad you may have seen on the telly box, oh and Brian O'Drisscol was neither born nor lived in terenure but sure why let that get in the way of your bad joke.

What crawled up your arse?

starbelgrade

lulus wrote: »

exactly where i am

On Boards. Cripes man, you gotta have bigger dreams than that!

starbelgrade

Kiera wrote: »

What crawled up your arse?

Brian O'Driscoll?

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RobbieTheRobber wrote: »

Starbelgrade was making a humerous reference to an ad you may have seen on the telly box, oh and Brian O'Drisscol was neither born nor lived in terenure but sure why let that get in the way of your bad joke.

Sorry Amy.

RobbieTheRobber

Kiera wrote: »

What crawled up your arse?

Well it all started a fly cralwed up there, then i stuck a spider up there to get the fly and im wondering what might my next move be :rolleyes: