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City location. For reasons.

Flip a coin. 

Fortuna guide you. 

Ask yourself these questions:
- do you want to spend more time out of your place or in it?
- would you rather a.) go out to eat, b.) cook for yourself, c.) have takeout delivered?
- spend more time with your family or with co-workers or new city-friends?
- prefer chain restaurants (e.g., Applebees) to gastropubs (e.g., the Gage)
- when you meet a girl out, do you want to have a short walk or a long train ride from the bar to your lair?
- do you plan to do noisy things in your apartment, like shoot guns, play drums, or rescue many cats?


I think these criteria will help you to objectively narrow your preference of suburban versus city living.


And if you continue to live in Naperville the next time I visit I will cut you.

A shitty dive bar up in San Francisco is still in San Francisco. A shitty dive bar out in Santa Clara was a waste of my night. I would take city living, anytime.
Take notice of your new neighbors because they will be taking notice of you. If they see you as on their side and looking out for their best interests, they will watch your door and windows for you while you're not there. You've kept us ducklings in a rough huddle through many a bio lab and hotel ballroom; I see you being a force for good or for awesome whatever block you move into.

(12-05-2012, 02:49 PM)Kor link Wrote: [ -> ]because the building is so old, it was actually made by people that gave a shit

Perhaps that's true for your specific building, but this is most definitely not true for all construction.

(12-05-2012, 02:53 PM)Eschatos link Wrote: [ -> ]#2 sounds objectively better to me.

I agree.

I'm gonna toss my lot in with the city slickers.  Both because that sounds way more fun to me, and logistical issues.  Commutes are gross.

I'm going to vote for the first one just to be a Rebel.

Another vote for city living and close to transportation. When I was looking for a place to move near DC after graduating college I had similar criteria that you do. I wanted a place that was near public transportation (Metro) that could get me around the city, I wanted to be closer to where I worked, I wanted a neighborhood that was relatively safe and had plenty of things to do without having to travel far. I ended up with a place two blocks from the nearest Metro station, in a neighborhood with plenty of local restaurants and nightlife, > 1 mi from where I work (I usually walk) and in a neighborhood that is safe and has a lot of people near my age living there. Even though rent is a bitch, I can't imagine living in the suburbs again for a long while anyway. There is so much more to do here even if it means just spending a weekend morning lounging at the local hipster cafe.

Go live in chicago so I can live vicariously through you

(12-07-2012, 01:39 AM)Dr. Zaius link Wrote: [ -> ]Go live in chicago so I can live vicariously through you

The place I listed fell through, going to see another later this afternoon in Wicker Park, the heart of hipster-land (like literally rated #4 hipster spot in the country)

(12-07-2012, 08:08 AM)Caffeine link Wrote: [ -> ][quote author=Dr. Zaius link=topic=2632.msg258059#msg258059 date=1354862353]
Go live in chicago so I can live vicariously through you

The place I listed fell through, going to see another later this afternoon in Wicker Park, the heart of hipster-land (like literally rated #4 hipster spot in the country)
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IIRC, my cousin lives in Wicker Park and yes she is a hipster

(12-07-2012, 08:08 AM)Caffeine link Wrote: [ -> ]The place I listed fell through, going to see another later this afternoon in Wicker Park, the heart of hipster-land (like literally rated #4 hipster spot in the country)

Whoa, dude. Everyone knows you only sign a lease in Wicker Park in the Summer. You know, before it gets cool.

(12-07-2012, 03:52 PM)Dtrain323i link Wrote: [ -> ][quote author=Caffeine link=topic=2632.msg258067#msg258067 date=1354885697]
[quote author=Dr. Zaius link=topic=2632.msg258059#msg258059 date=1354862353]
Go live in chicago so I can live vicariously through you

The place I listed fell through, going to see another later this afternoon in Wicker Park, the heart of hipster-land (like literally rated #4 hipster spot in the country)
[/quote]

IIRC, my cousin lives in Wicker Park and yes she is a hipster
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but is she hot?

So Tenacious D were the last performers at the VGAs, had a penis on stage with them and it even ejaculated at the end of the song.

Going dark for a few days to force myself to prepare for my exams. I'll be back to host FNF, as I said.

EDIT: never mind

A Lesson Is Learned But The Damage Is Irreversible has updated for the first time in years and it's amazing. 

saints row 3 key: 85ZJI-4Y4TI-3MFPD

(12-12-2012, 11:35 PM)TheDarkChief link Wrote: [ -> ]saints row 3 key: 85ZJI-4Y4TI-3MFPD

while we're at it: DPKC3-EKK2J-4CV6T (Titan Quest)

I didn't request giftable codes, not sure how that will affect things.

(12-12-2012, 11:35 PM)TheDarkChief link Wrote: [ -> ]saints row 3 key: 85ZJI-4Y4TI-3MFPD

Thank you DarkChief!  ;D

The only game from the THQ bundle I was missing.

I don't have a key of my own to post but I have gifts!  I have VVVVVV and BIT.TRIP RUNNER, two of my faves.  Contact me on Steam if you would like!

Off to Newark / NYC today  ;D