Why my life in 1 bedroom NWDC apt is more meaningful th

[Charlie Nakatestes, Japanese Golfer]

I can walk to bars and buy $3 cans of shit beer. You, on the other hand, have to drive and thereby fuck up the world.

[walkonby]

you can get shot and mugged while walking to those bars to drink your shitty beer, while i can just read about it happening.

[tenpercenter]

living in a crappy plywood townehome complex surrounded by asphalt is a "meaningful" existence.

[Charlie Nakatestes, Japanese Golfer]

Sounds like you have it rough. i will shed a tear for you.
 
 

Originally posted by bdesh:
  living in a crappy plywood townehome complex surrounded by asphalt is a "meaningful" existence.

[jkeisenh]

it's half the dc location, and half the fact that i don't sit in an suv for 2 hours a day singing along to the latest velvet revolver song and wondering where i can get one of those awesome magnetic ribbons.
 
 btw.  i seem to have somehow acquired several dozen extra magnetic "support our troops" ribbons (made in taiwan).  if you want one, you'd better have an interesting use for it.

[Bags]

Originally posted by chimbly sweep:
  i don't sit in an suv for 2 hours a day singing along to the latest velvet revolver song and wondering where i can get one of those awesome magnetic ribbons.

Chimbley, I'm a city dweller tried and true, but that's an awful harsh stereotype of folks living outside the District.  I don't have one friend in VA or MD with (1) an SUV, (2) a friggin' ribbon, (3) a velvet revolver CD.

[tenfifteen]

Screw YOU! I got a three car garage PLUS there's a Best Buy and TGIF like a mile from my house. The 'burbs rock.

[Charlie Nakatestes, Japanese Golfer]

From my 4 BR suburban single family home, I can sit nude on on my private deck and enjoy all of the beautiful trees and birds in my back yard. I can also walk to Giant or Whole Foods, where I buy food and cook it better than 90% of the restuarants in DC. Or I can ride my bike to the train station where the train brings me non-stop to my place of work in 35 minutes. I can also run or bike on the 3.7 mile trail or the off-road trails in a park less than a mile from my home. All of that for a lower cost than buying a condo in an "upcoming" part of the city.
 
    Not every suburbanite lives Chimbley's lame little suburban fantasy.    

[Bombay Chutney]

Originally posted by Bags:
   I don't have one friend in VA or MD with (1) an SUV, (2) a friggin' ribbon, (3) a velvet revolver CD.

uh-oh.

[Got Haggis?]

why my life in a 2 bedroom townhouse in baltimore is more meaningful than your life in 1 bedroom NWDC
 
 i can walk to bars and buy $1 cans of natty-boh

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[ratioci nation]

how the hell has this turned into a real thread about this topic again, jesus christ (died today or something)

[tenpercenter]

Originally posted by Charlie Nakatestes, Japanese Golfer:
  Sounds like you have it rough. i will shed a tear for you.
 
   

Originally posted by bdesh:
  living in a crappy plywood townehome complex surrounded by asphalt is a "meaningful" existence.

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i live in DC. from the thread you started, i thought this was YOUR existence. it seems like you just wanted to put down people that live in DC and explain to everyone how great your life in the suburbs is. i'm not quite sure why though...

[green door]

'cause he needs reassurance about how great his life in the suburbs is. Else he forgets.

[Summerteeth]

This has got to be one of the most lame debates ever.  Can't we all just agree that some people like the city and some like the 'burbs?  For those trying to be funny, its just not creative.