Where else in the world would u live ...

Ser · 10-04-2002 01:15PM

dulwich village is nice:> anyone who is born in ireland tho, would hate croyden and tooting, i was born in tootin bec.

where would u go out tho?

Dr. Loon · 10-04-2002 01:46PM

Originally posted by [sk.Ser]
dulwich village is nice:> anyone who is born in ireland tho, would hate croyden and tooting, i was born in tootin bec.

where would u go out tho?

Tooting was fine. The place I was staying in Dulwich was a nightmare. Forgot to mention I actually did stay near Queens Park as well.
I was out all over the shop.... from the West End to more local places, Camden, Croydon a couple of times. Most times I was out around London I was with my brother, and the two of us together are dangerous, so I don't remember alot.

Why do you ask?

seamus · 10-04-2002 02:00PM

I thought London was cool when I was there. Haven't been to America yet though so..... I'm a bit of a homebird though. If I went to live somewhere else, I'd either have to go with 4/5 of mates or else have enough money to fly home every 2nd weekend.

IRISHLILY24 · 10-04-2002 02:46PM

Originally posted by [sk.Ser]
an irish person moving to boston? never!

i think London has more than NYC tbh, but NYC has more dirt

wow, thats strange that you say that...Boston is the third most highly populated city in all of the united states by irish emigrants...
#1 city is philadelphia, #2 is chicago. The communities are wonderful and if I were not moving to Ireland I probably would move to Boston myself

colinsky · 10-04-2002 02:52PM

#1 - Hong Kong
#2 - Osaka (or therebouts)
#3 - Shanghai

Somehow I'm in Dublin

stu_69 · 10-04-2002 03:50PM

Sydney or NYC no contest to either

Bard · 10-04-2002 04:04PM

San Francisco,
Paris,
Hersonnisos,
New York,
Bangkok,
London.

... and probably in that order.

*shrug*

Kalina · 10-04-2002 04:58PM

Somewhere in the United States, most likely Colorado, Kentucky, Montana... somewhere where they have cattle ranches and loads of mountains and gorgeous scenery where you can go horseback riding on the trails

Hobbes · 10-04-2002 05:29PM

Originally posted by bombidol
im moving to boston because im going to wrestling school in malden

bomb

Heh, I lived in Malden. There's nothing there, although plenty around it. The Chinese takeaway on Salem Street is nice though (one on an intersection, where 106 turns off?).

lazer · 10-04-2002 06:07PM

Thailand

fi · 10-04-2002 06:55PM

I dount think i would ever leave Ireland, there is nowhere like here, we dont ahve extremem weather conditions, we dont ahve earthquakes or hurricanes or tidal waves, we dont have avalanches or desperatly hot summers [even thought this would be a great plus

]

the closest i will get to leaving wil be to maybe visit a warmer climate for a few months, but this is my home and where my heart is

Neil3030 · 10-04-2002 07:29PM

emmmm, either Australia or Canada. Havnt given it a lot of thought really. I will look into the options when i am that bit older but for now i'm grand here. (dublin)

Victor · 10-04-2002 08:22PM

The Canary Islands for 6 months of the year would be good.

The Corinthian · 10-04-2002 08:32PM

Rome, Florence, Malaga, Sydney, Munich, perhaps even Buenos Ares.

After my life, well that was decided a long time ago; family crypt just outside Florence. I even got to see which alcove.

A comfortable kind of creepy, that.

stu_69 · 11-04-2002 01:29PM

The backseat of a bike made for 2

purpleWurple · 11-04-2002 02:42PM

Who was it didn't want to live in hawaii?
Maui is perfect. That is where I would live if I couldn't live here.

I lived on the east coast of the US for a while, years ago.... in New York and Boston.... Hated every second of boston I'm sorry to say. NYC, now that was a good place to live. Haven't been to see it recently.

I doubt it's much fun now.

I wonder has it changed much?

Ronan|Raven · 11-04-2002 03:00PM

Id love to live and work over in holland for a while, either that or belgium.

deejay · 11-04-2002 06:56PM

I like living in Glasgow it's pretty cool, but wouldn't mind moving to Ireland one day...oh and don't forget I want a place in New York City baby oh yeah!!

timod · 12-04-2002 03:50AM

Either Paris or Toronto probably.

Only visited Paris, but I loved the place. Lived in Toronto for a while. Brilliant.

But to be honest, I haven't been to enough places to make up my mind. I've only been in North America and Europe, and there's a lot more out there.

But I'm quite happy here in Cork...

Lolo · 12-04-2002 11:18AM

Originally posted by [sk.Ser]
an irish person moving to boston? never!

i think London has more than NYC tbh, but NYC has more dirt

Having lived in both, I prefer Noo Yawk - just a nicer atmosphere, easier to make new friends, less splintered geographically than London therefore easier to navigate your way around. Having said that I only lived there for a J1 summer, and I've never had to endure a winter there.

Lolo · 12-04-2002 11:25AM

Originally posted by purpleWurple

NYC, now that was a good place to live. Haven't been to see it recently. I doubt it's much fun now.

I wonder has it changed much?

Haven't been back since August, but the people I know who live there say that people have desperately tried to get back to normal, so there is still a lot of fun to be had, but inevitably there's a difference in people's attitudes and the general atmosphere.

CHRISTYG · 25-04-2002 02:55PM

This may not sound like much of a move (around 12 miles!) but it's the big one for me. Towards the end of 2002, I'm hoping to move out of my parent's house in Newtownards, and move in with my girlfriend!!!!!

JOOROWNED · 28-04-2002 03:33PM

Originally posted by CHRISTYG
This may not sound like much of a move (around 12 miles!) but it's the big one for me. Towards the end of 2002, I'm hoping to move out of my parent's house in Newtownards, and move in with my girlfriend!!!!!

boy oh boy are you in for a lot of surprises .... mostly not nice ones

habits have a habit of annoying

phobos · 28-04-2002 04:11PM

That one is easy for me:

New York (Manhattan), Tokyo (Akihabara), Los Angeles, Chicago, Silicon Valley

but I'll probably end up un Dublin

If I don't get to experience living in these places, I will @ least visit them. Let's hope that work, has links in such places.

;-phobos-)

JOOROWNED · 29-04-2002 05:30PM

chicago kicks ass... been there three times now ....arlington heights twice ( suburbs ) and then too the city l;ast march ...

tHE vAGGABOND · 29-04-2002 05:57PM

Lived in San Francisco and now live in london (dont live or really socialise with irish ppl over here, if I wanted to drink in irish bars I would just go home!)

With regard to somewhere else 'mad' to live, I would love to spend some time in China

Tazz T · 29-04-2002 11:51PM

Originally posted by Bard
Hersonnisos,

*shrug*

...in Crete?!?!

Bard · 30-04-2002 03:08AM

Originally posted by Tazz T

...in Crete?!?!

Is there another 'Hersonissos'?

EvilGeorge · 30-04-2002 09:48AM

Has to be Disney Land - me and mini

OLDYELLAR · 02-05-2002 10:01AM

canada

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