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kohikariNOTE: Judy has had a little too much to sleep and is feeling kind of uppity. This may have a lot more ridiculous than the activity calls for.
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1. One of the largest metropolitan areas in America, and, in my opinion, the best.
2. Spirit of America! Cradle of the Revolution! Don't listen to Virginia, alla that history started here, bitches.
3. I live inbetween all the T-stops and a five-minute walk away from half the city.
4. I grew up in the Italian North End, on their ~magnificent~ food. Doesn't get any better than this.
5. This is CIVILISATION right herr. We don't get none of that 40-degrees-Celsius earthquaking avalanching volcano-erupting tornado-ravaging tsunami-crushing forest-fire-burning level-five-hurricaning shit up in my town. Sure, our weather is a little schizophrenic, but without that life wouldn't be interesting. It just wouldn't be the same without surprise hailstorms in July...
P.S. Plus, gay marriage and socialised medicine? In your face, America.Dontcha wish your province was hot like mine...dontcha wish your province was a freak like-- *bricked*
1. I could live without the mercury going to 30 degrees C and above, kthx.
2. Our curfews can be a little nineteenth-century.
3. Our drivers are insane; even European drivers admit this, and Europeans really can't drive.
4. Living expenses can be a little ridiculous, esp. in my neighbourhood.
5. Too many kids dying on the streets. Although I suppose we're luckier than a lot of other places when it comes to our crime and murder rate, it sure doesn't feel like it sometimes.
I was born and raised here, so all I have to compare it to is the various vacations and such I've been on; Europe was lovely, if lacking in enough public water fountains (fascism!), Vermont/New Hampshire/Maine are lovely as well but the farther you get from the coast/cities the more godawful the bugs become, uhhh yeah I got nothing. *shrug*
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1. One of the largest metropolitan areas in America, and, in my opinion, the best.
2. Spirit of America! Cradle of the Revolution! Don't listen to Virginia, alla that history started here, bitches.
3. I live inbetween all the T-stops and a five-minute walk away from half the city.
4. I grew up in the Italian North End, on their ~magnificent~ food. Doesn't get any better than this.
5. This is CIVILISATION right herr. We don't get none of that 40-degrees-Celsius earthquaking avalanching volcano-erupting tornado-ravaging tsunami-crushing forest-fire-burning level-five-hurricaning shit up in my town. Sure, our weather is a little schizophrenic, but without that life wouldn't be interesting. It just wouldn't be the same without surprise hailstorms in July...
P.S. Plus, gay marriage and socialised medicine? In your face, America.
1. I could live without the mercury going to 30 degrees C and above, kthx.
2. Our curfews can be a little nineteenth-century.
3. Our drivers are insane; even European drivers admit this, and Europeans really can't drive.
4. Living expenses can be a little ridiculous, esp. in my neighbourhood.
5. Too many kids dying on the streets. Although I suppose we're luckier than a lot of other places when it comes to our crime and murder rate, it sure doesn't feel like it sometimes.
I was born and raised here, so all I have to compare it to is the various vacations and such I've been on; Europe was lovely, if lacking in enough public water fountains (fascism!), Vermont/New Hampshire/Maine are lovely as well but the farther you get from the coast/cities the more godawful the bugs become, uhhh yeah I got nothing. *shrug*