Don't miss it . . you see those fences? We don't have those in central ohio. The kids go up and down the street, through back yards,etc . . .
Sometimes i think about going back, but AZ is getting to be so much like So.Cal, it's scary . .
Why I live in Springfield, Missouri...
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Don't miss it . . you see those fences? We don't have those in central ohio. The kids go up and down the street, through back yards,etc . . .
Sometimes i think about going back, but AZ is getting to be so much like So.Cal, it's scary . .
Somebody had a Yamaha R6 with studded tires out on a lake near here a couple weeks ago. Studded tires are not street legal though.
lol those are pretty far out. Gilbert isn't that bad.. but West Suprise = East California.
Anything on the outskirts is gonna be pretty damn cheap.
That place is amazing. They did an awesome job. Hope you get it man.
I lived in Gilbert. It's a bible thumping farm town that smells like cow shit. You have to drive 15 minutes to get anywhere worth hanging out.
Grew up in Phoenix. And yeah... we used to say it's called Surprise because when you got out there it was like "SURPRISE... there's nothing here." The valley has changed a lot since I left, though.
four seasons is the best...the rest just seems so boring...same thing every day...
and every place has it's good and bad things about it...no where is perfect...
and every place has it's good and bad things about it...no where is perfect...
Somebody had a Yamaha R6 with studded tires out on a lake near here a couple weeks ago. Studded tires are not street legal though.
That looks like amazing fun! The problem with studded tires are that they are basically do-it-yourself. If I could just go buy a set of manufactured 190/120 and stick them on I'd happily pay $600 or more to have some fun in the winter.
Somebody had a Yamaha R6 with studded tires out on a lake near here a couple weeks ago. Studded tires are not street legal though.
Anyone who doesn't live in San Diego just can't afford it and is in denial. 
Deep down, no one really WANTS to live in Missouri or Minnesota no matter how much you try to convince yourself of it lol
OK I'm half kidding ...
Deep down, no one really WANTS to live in Missouri or Minnesota no matter how much you try to convince yourself of it lol
OK I'm half kidding ...
Anyone who doesn't live in San Diego just can't afford it and is in denial.
Deep down, no one really WANTS to live in Missouri or Minnesota no matter how much you try to convince yourself of it lol
OK I'm half kidding ...
I lived in Oceanside for a while and have been to San Diego a million times. I hate them both with a passion.
Oversell the shit out of those nodes, play a little poker and Carlton Sheet the piss out of that town.
I know hating on the "flyover states" is the cool thing to do. But, Missouri is nice. Very low cost of living, you get all 4 seasons, and fall is beautiful.
The fact that the cost of living is so low means that you and your feelings about Missouri are in the small minority ... but props to you if you can be happy there.
What exactly did you hate about San Diego?
What exactly did you hate about San Diego?
The Ozarks are my favorite part of the country. I love Springfield and used to go there when I got tired of Fayetteville and Eureka Springs. Springfield always had enough to do w/out being overwhelming--maybe it just feels that way to me b/c I've lived in small towns 75% of my life. Missouri Ozarks do kick ass though.
The fact that the cost of living is so low means that you and your feelings about Missouri are in the small minority ... but props to you if you can be happy there.
What exactly did you hate about San Diego?
The beaches all sucked and it was a chore to find one that was clean with few people. No trees. Parking sucks. People drive like they are in a fucking nascar race. Rudest people I've ever met. Crime, crime, crime.
Don't get me started on Oceanside or LA.