what do you like more, the big citys or the country side?
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I lived in the city for all my life, so I would say city.. the country is too quiet for me.
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I feel like it's a big city with a small-town sort of atmosphere.  I mean, you go to Davis Square & check out McIntyre & Moore Booksellers, who've been there forever.  You check out the fabric stores where Chinatown butts to Downtown Crossing - you can see Shakespeare in the Common, Blue Man at the Schubert, and Broadway feeder shows at the Huntington.  You can see both big names & local bands at the Middle East.  You can find an independent coffeeshop almost as easily - if not more easily - than a Starbucks.  It has a subway that only makes sense to you if you've been here a few years, at which point you always sort of laugh at people who accidentally catch the B line on the green line instead of the E line.  And people don't realize that you could actually easily walk just about the whole city.  The parks system is beautiful and it circles the town from the Forest Hills Cemetery & the Arboretum straight around to the Common.  Because only here do you take a weekend trip to glahsta, where you can get a wicked good lobstah.
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It's horse country!!!! I just got back from a charming weekend in Danville, loaded with horses, music, shopping, fine dining, true hospitality, and gorgeous scenery. If I ever move, it will be to KY. I go to L'ville every year and it has everything a big city has to offer with a little bit more of a personal feel. Lexington has to be the best, tho. Worth a trip!!!
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I love my small town. But I also like the fact that the next town over has everything you need...Wal-Mart, Blockbuster, restaurants, a movie theater, ect...\n\nFind youself a sweet spot like this, and you need nothing more.
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The Netherlands.  It's a really interesting place with all sorts of interesting geographical features. The busiest port in Europe (I think) really good air links to the rest of the world. Fabulous canals that drain huge parts of the country as well as being used to move goods around, the old rhine still flows through parts of it, dykes, polders, railway stations built on piles, a chain of interesting sand-spit islands with some really odd breeds of sheep on them an international market in flowers and plants and if you are planning to go there as part of this project then almost everyone speaks good english and german (and the food is lekker - if you are not vegetarian).
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I personally love New York...it's great there...so much to do and see..
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Favorite: San Antonio! Large city, great vibe, Texas culture peppered with elements of Mexican culture and heritage, as well as Southern hospitality. What a great city!\n\nLeast favorite: Louisville, for the same reasons listed above. The locals are very pretentious; but, I've lived in western, central, and northern Kentucky, and the rest of the state isn't much better.  Even Cincinnati is friendlier.\n\nI've never been to Seattle, Salt Lake City, or Santa Fe, but I think I'd like those places.  I've heard that Toronto, Hamilton (Ontario), and Vancouver are nice.  I've heard that California and Maine suck.
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Not a big fan of country here.
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I love thanksgiving.  Turkey is great.  \nIf you are talking about the country, I wanna go there, it looks like a really cool place to visit.
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I believe that Rural is outside of a city and in the country side area, and suburban is an addition to an Urban center (city/town) around its' peerimeters usually.  Jose
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I love Country music :)\nMy favourite sub-genre is Outlaw Country - brilliant stuff that sounds perfect to my ears.\n\nI don't like hardly any pop, grunge, emo, sk8, punk, rock, dance, trance, hardhouse, rap or R&B music.\n\nI pretty much only like Country and Rock Opera.
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I live in a small town in Louisiana and I really would like to be in a big city so probably New York. The other city`s are big too, but I just think New York is such a cool place.
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Sure come on over. Stay away from small towns. Stick to the big cities. Welcome aboard
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depends if you want to go to center city....northern liberities...and also the type of music you like
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City -Urban\n\nCountry-Rural
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Georgia of course.\n\nBecause we have beaches and mountains, farmlands and marshlands, swamps and rivers.  Georgia has some of the most beautiful countryside in the US. People who live in Georgia are friendly, and the state isn't backwoods like the sterotype. We have Atlanta with its Fabulous Fox Theater, Georgia Aquarium, Turner Field and Home of CocaCola. We have Savannah with it's multitude of shopping, River Street and beautiful historic squares.  We have Athens, home of the Bulldogs (woof, woof, woof).  And we have so many lovely small towns....Madison, Vidalia, Eatonton, and Ellijay.  \n\nOh, and, for the most part, we have mild weather. ie. we dont get the huge tornados and earthquakes. And, thank God, hurricanes seem to pass us by.\n\nI can't think of a better place to live.
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COUNTRY!!\nyeeehawwww!!\nbut I did grow up listening to it, so I guess it is in my blood. oh, and I live in a small town and so I don't claim to be anything other than white trash   :)