Where to live in the States?

[gidget]

I would like there to be a good night-life, as well as good educational opportunities. :yesnod:

it's good to know you put your future into the hands of wiichat members... i think i've seen ages starting at 11 yrs old. :lol::lol:

 

[Fox]

Not sure but I know it's nowhere near as expensive as, say, Vegas, NewYork.
Lots to do, and good education.
I'm more inclined to stay in Topeka myself.
Denver Colorado is a hotspot too.

 

[FRuMMaGe]

Once I have found a place I will start trying to secure a job over there and sort out the documentation.

I'm sure it will be many months (possibly years) before I can actually move there.

 

[Dorkfish]

NO!!! Dont listen to those guys, GO OMAHA!!!! Its Big but Small! only about 400k ppl i believe...Nightlife is pretty good i hear, property isnt as expensive as alot of other cities. Jobs arnt too hard to find.

 

[surfinrach90]

Flo-ri-dahhh.

Love, love, love. =]

Daytona beach here I cooome. (In a good few years =])

 

[Brawny]

You look Asian enough, perhaps we could make a clean switch.

 

[surfinrach90]

*looks around*

Me?

 

[Brawny]

Hahahaha, sorry, Frummage.

 

[Samus101]

And That Makes You A Nerd!

Heh, not really!

 

[1liter]

come to Massachusetts, or as we like to call it Taxachusetts.

Hot summers, cold winters, weather changes all the time, and for sports boston fans are unlike any other. But if you come here stick to east side ma, theres nothing but cows out west

 

[gidget]

rural is beautiful, quite, less anxious personalities...

 

[Samus101]

I love NH.

 

[Frogger]

rural is beautiful, quite, less anxious personalities...

Sounds quite boring.

 

[Samus101]

Sounds quite boring.

Not really... you can't snowboard in a city.

 

[gidget]

i travel allot spring - fall and see many different areas... there's limitless Pros and Cons to both ways of life... neither way is bad

... depends on your personality, i guess :yesnod: