Would you rather live in a mobile home in tornado alley,or the same dwelling next to a sewage treatment plant?
470318
i would rather live in a tornado alley because sewage smells and i could always leave when a tornado watch is issued but i can't leave from a sewage plant
338680
Absolutely!...if I were in a 3rd world country with no opportunities for my family to live decently. \n\nBut I would go there expecting no special treatment, follow all of the rules, and assimilate as quickly as possible out of respect for the country that was allowing me to benefit from the centuries of dedication, leadership, planning and hard work that built the infrastructure that makes living in the new country a place I'd want to be. \n\nEverything that makes this place a desired destination for millions of immigrants wasn't here when we BOUGHT IT from Mexico, after which time our forefathers built on it and now that it's a great place to live, they want it back...if we were to allow this, would it not become an extension of the third world....then third world conditions would surely come. Perhaps we should give it back....but what would they do for water in California...um I mean Alta California, Atzlan...after we divert our water sources to flow south east instead of south west? No more water for flushing and showering...sounds third world to me.
853886
a dog....i luv dogs..I don't like cats and I wouldn't want to stay in a cage and live in my own poop and have my house like it too for a whole week
1156642
they both destroy lives i guess it just depends which hits closer to home
866055
I'd stay close to home.
751696
well considering the tornado "belt" is primarily flat open land i'm going to venture to say that any "relief" on your "topography" would reduce the amount occurances of tornados. but i'm just guessing
160665
This statement is true. There is no place like home. HOME IS CRAPPY.
682198
Im not familiar with that town but oklahomas ok exceptfor the fact that its in the middle of tornado alley and twisters rip through there every so often, but I like the fact that it has a lot of native american history.
649103
It depends on what trailer park you live in.
623942
Do it in the basement.  Or storm cellar.
871857
Personally, I would build my dream home in one of the newer areas of Scottsdale.  There are several which do not use contemporary architecture.
918499
You are in idiot.  You are acting like you have a solid asset for sale.  I would rather buy an apartment building that was built on quick sand, and built on a fault line and built in a hurricane zone.  To me that seems like a more solid asset.\n\nGood luck.
1159597
It depends upon whether or not you are running through a lot of water.  If you are, then you should opt for the drainage system.
727721
I live in my ideal house.It has 3 bedrooms.A large house,with a big kitchen.I have a front and back garden and a driveway.
546006
I don't like living in the place that I am at on Fort Bragg (NC) This home..well it is a multiplex, and it was built around 60 years ago. But they are building much nicer homes that low ranking people are getting...while my husband and I have been in this hell hole for 2 years and now he is an E-5....and E-2s are getting nicer housing...:o(
478119
Best mobile home....isn't that an oxymoron?
901460
Advantages-you are closer to services.\nDisadvantages-you are closer to everyone else.\n\nI live exactly 15 minutes from a small town. I love where I live, my home is in a peaceful place that I wouldn't trade for living closer to town, at all. There is more crime in town, more noise, more crummy people...etc., etc.  15 minutes is not far at all.