Hmmmm, Guess I'd buy a camper and be a pay check hand..... 
There is more than one place I'd like to live Simon.
There is more than one place I'd like to live Simon. if you could live anywhere in the USA
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I dont watch that show:baby:
But Colorado means sleddin and that seems good!!!
but then so does Texas and then Idaho also, but then there is always tuna fishing in Florida
As for water skiing, whats the point? its all flat
Hi-jacking thread here. Simon, how the heck do you post several replies to one reply?
I do the lazy way and have more then one browser open and then copy and paste
I like Florida in the winter months, it's miserable in the summer though. Colorado is a very nice choice, It's a very good place if you like the outdoors.
I've had friends that lived in Newport in the OC. It's really nice but no normal person can afford to live there.
People dog Ohio but it really is very nice. The weather sucks but the people make the difference here. Always nice people willing to help you out. Also, $300k will buy you a house that you would see on MTV Cribs.
Since I've seen a bunch of differnt places in my travels, my best of everything pick is: Charleston, SC.
It's on the water, good year round climate. Hurricane's are always a possibility but it has stood the test of time. It's a very historical city with many of the original down town builds left from the Civil War. People are very nice, and real estate is still resonable, but I don't think that will last long.
I've had friends that lived in Newport in the OC. It's really nice but no normal person can afford to live there.
People dog Ohio but it really is very nice. The weather sucks but the people make the difference here. Always nice people willing to help you out. Also, $300k will buy you a house that you would see on MTV Cribs.
Since I've seen a bunch of differnt places in my travels, my best of everything pick is: Charleston, SC.
It's on the water, good year round climate. Hurricane's are always a possibility but it has stood the test of time. It's a very historical city with many of the original down town builds left from the Civil War. People are very nice, and real estate is still resonable, but I don't think that will last long.
Winter would be nice.
Alaska in the summer and early fall.
good ol Ohio....usually 2-3 drag races a week and anywhere from 3-5 truck pulls a week during the summer. Seems like most people hit 2 a day on saturday and sunday
SUCKS
it really is easy
I do the lazy way and have more then one browser open and then copy and paste
lot easier than that, use the "+ for your quotes.
thats what i do + or the multiquote the posts that you want,then the last quote you want to reply to just the normal quote button
thats what i do + or the multiquote the posts that you want,then the last quote you want to reply to just the normal quote button
DOH!!!! I just saw that button
been to the east coast once...beutiful scenery, ocean to fish
British Columbia was nice at one time....now to many people! maybe eastern B.C close to Alberta
never been to Quebec or Ontario and have NO plans on going
I like BIG mountains and lakes personally
British Columbia was nice at one time....now to many people! maybe eastern B.C close to Alberta
never been to Quebec or Ontario and have NO plans on going
I like BIG mountains and lakes personally
Actually, I have lived all over BC and travelled all over western Canada. My personal opinion is to live 30min west of Red Deer, or to live in the North Okanagan like east of Enderby or around the Salmon Arm area. Best of everything IMO.
But BC has a 7.5% provincial sales tax! Alberta still charges "0"%
But BC has a 7.5% provincial sales tax! Alberta still charges "0"%
