
What's the last city you'd ever want to live in?

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Ironically the one that I'm selling my dad's house in 😂
Fresh talking aka swearing loosely and loud talking. And gun shots commonly heard weekly if not sometimes daily with boarded up houses... Its not a place I'm happy to revisit
Somewhere far from nature.
Los Angeles or Nyc, didn't used to be that way though
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I guess just any city that's small or doesn't have much to do, because it defeats the purpose of living in a city. Especially if it's in a blue state too.
Portland, Seattle, Chicago. . . any city run by the Democrats.
Haven't really thought about it TBH. Though places I wouldn't want to go is someplace hot. I don't do well in the heat (even if it's a dry heat). So I guess Las Vegas for starters.
US: San Antonio, Boston
Europe: Belgrade, Berlin, Duisburg (Germany)
Asia: Pyongyang, Beijing
At the moment Nashville because my ex lives and and I'll be tenpted to find her and ask her WHY.
I’ll pick as I go along in life because I don’t know what cities will be around when I’m 80. Especially the coastal ones.
Why not the coastal ones?
@SuccessfulHornDog Global warming
I think that people have a warped understanding of the extent that global warming has changed things
Cities built in swamps or cities at sea-level might have some issues but the oceans have only risen 6" - 8" inches in the last one hundred years. The idea that cities will be underwater is fear mongering. Kids think that the oceans will rise hundreds of feet if we don't act now.
@SuccessfulHornDog Then why is Lousiana wasting so much money building new houses away from the coasts? Why did so many die in the days after Katrina?
1. New Orleans was built in a swamp at and below sea level. Thats been an issue since it was first built
2. Katrina was a hurricane and hurricanes have always caused damage even when the city is above sea-level, but once again the damage to new orleans was greatly compounded by the fact that it was built in a swamp at and below sea level
Source: Wikipedia
This info is online. I’m always amazed when conservatives can’t google.
https://climate.nasa.gov/vital-signs/sea-level/
According to Nasa the ocean has only risen 6-8 inches in the last 100 years. Dont you read the link that you posted?
If I use the data on the page that YOU SENT, I can state that sea-level has risen only 9.4" inches in 140 years I know that it might be challenging to convert from mm to inches but there are apps for that now
Maybe outside of a city but not in one, I guess somewhere outside of Orlando
Chicago. Outright shithole rilled with the blood of much innocence. No thank you.
In Maine in a town called Storybrooke
Chicago, NYC, Detroit, Portland, Seattle
Portland ahaha
Probably in New Orleans.
Detroit
Beruit
The one I live in... dayton Ohio
Pyongyang
Portland, OR
why?
@peachybanana Good place to keep it weird. Place able to get to the mountains, hot springs, Collins Nude Beach, waterfalls, etc.
Dubai.
Dubai is a great place.
Gary Indiana
Vatican
Detroit
New York and Detroit
Las Vegas
Camden, New Jersey
Mogadishu.
You spelled Portland wrong
@SuccessfulHornDog Ha! Well said.
Antarctica
Glendale Arizona
Mogodishu
Poor places
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