Which Country Do You Live In?

I thought u were. Sorry

 

lolz666 is from finland, but i can see that you would make that mistake. we are in fact very similar.
except that my tracks are awesome, and his are pretty mediocre

 

I'll need Crypt and MikeWi to say it themselves in some way since their profiles don't, but I'll add Ficus.

 

MikeWi is DblU 's bro

 

New York City. It's a nice place to visit but a horrible place to live. Traffic, crime, and it's pretty slummy over where I live. There's some super nice areas but it's still not ideal for me. not nice living here. If you're poor that is. Nassau County (my county) is one of the mort expensive in the US, but my parents divorce papers state that i must live within 15 miles of my dad until I'm 18. So we're stuck in a shitty situation where we cant afford to pay the rent and gas because my shitty father won't let us move to Arizona. I love him, but he should take into account what he is doing to us.

Also, it's flat and bland here on LI, and you must drive hours to see the slightest bit of greenery or even a hill. This also poses a problem when you live 7 feet above sea level and hurricane sandy destroys your entire house and everything you've ever owned.

Seriously. Don't live here.

 

Srsly The place where i live is much much much much much worse than New York.

 

The country where i live is More than 100 times smaller than Russia but has more population than Russia. It has a population density of over 1100.

 

I have a friend that lives in nyc, but I'm not sure where. He hates it as well

I like Colorado, the summers are nice where I live and the winters are mild enough so it isn't crazy snowing but enough to be fun and give a snow day or two. The only thing that's crappy is the fact that there's not much to DO. Don't get me wrong, I live a hour and a half from Telluride which is renowned for it's skiing and celebrities, about 5 hours from Denver, and about 1 hour from every other town that has something to share. The thing is that it's a day outing and there's nothing that is relatively close to drive back in 15 minutes or so. Yeah, there's two/three golf courses, a bunch of hiking trails and other outdoor activities, a bowling alley, and a swimming pool. But that's it. I love playing golf (it gets me away from my little siblings) and I used to bowl a lot, but other than at least 9 different Mexican resteraunts that's about it. It can get really boring when you are outside doing the same activities every day. It can also suck that the community is loves country music, misspells and mispronounces my name to a point of insanity (There's a bowling trophy I have that called me nothing close to my real name), and everybody likes their hunting and beer drinking with football. Don't get me wrong, I don't have anything against these people, but it can be annoying when that's all that they talk about. Why this isn't quite a good thing would be the fact that I have no interest in any part of these sports, or anything related to them. It could be understandable that they come up to subject every now and then, but when there's so little in the town anyway it just gets annoying when you hear 'Did you see the last game?' come up in two entirely different conversations in 10 minutes.

End rant.

I don't know much about Bangladesh in general, all I know is it's overpopulated and poor, kinda like India. Come to America, it's nice and spacey

 

Only if i can afford it

 

im not canadaian

 

^^^^^^^^

 

i was being sarcasmic

 

MALAYSIA PLSS !!

 

MALAYSIA PLSS !!

 

MALAYSIA PLSS !!

 

Dont spam

 

Where I live in Ohio is pretty much like your description of Colorado.

 

lol that's me

 

Bangladesh is quite beautiful in some areas . I'd love to visit sometime. Do you live near the Ganges Delta?

 

City and country life are entirely different. I'd hate living among people obsessed with hunting (totally against that) football games and alcohol. My uncle is a total redneck and I hate the kind of lifestyle (nothing against them, just not my thing at all). I'm not sporty at all, so living in a hip and technologically advanced city is pretty cool, but it comes with it's downsides.

Also I'm super outdoorsy but don't really do much other than hike/ take photos/ cliff jump. I wish I lived somewhere I could do that in my own backyard, instead of having to travel to do it. (My backyard is some bricks and a chain link hanging from my neighbors window lol) Living near Telluride sounds amazing though. That city is fuckin' GORGEOUS.

I lived in Pittsburgh PA for a while and loved everything about that city. I could talk for hours about that place. Definitely living there at some point when I'm older.