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No, most main streets in small American towns are pretty nice. Most of the older urban cores are pretty charming as long as they are kept up.Originally Posted by Peter Nirsch
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that's your own opinion.
Classical main street in the USA:
the concept of main street in Europe:
"it's a wolf howling, not a sheep giving a b**w job"
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San-diego looks to be the cleanest and most well-maintained city of the three, based on the pictures I've seen on the internet that is. The impression I got from San diego was that if you prefer a very quiet suburban type of life where you can sleep in your suburban house all day and chill at home on the internet then one would highly appreciate San Diego.
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Los Angeles "sounds" cool but based on pictures I've seen of their downtown area it actually looks to be a dump lol.
San Francisco looks charming yet old fashioned. .......my impressions based only on pictures I've seen on the internet
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Where is the best city to be in Cali if you're a hardcore suburban sleep-in-your-house on the internet all day kind of dude?
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Probably some quiet suburb of Sacramento.Where is the best city to be in Cali if you're a hardcore suburban sleep-in-your-house on the internet all day kind of dude?
I actually really like the semi rural suburbs of Sacramento, they are pretty easygoing, housing costs are relatively inexpensive, and they are close to beautiful outdoors areas where you can go hiking, fishing, boating if you want.
Pretty typical house in a Sacramento suburb, you can probably get something like this for $400,000 in a decent area.
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Obviously, American cities cannot compare with the history found in European cities. But you picked up ugliest photo dude.that's your own opinion.
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the concept of main street in Europe:
I think typical historic areas look like this. This is from a small city 20 minutes from San Francisco.
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Stay the fuck out of California.
We don't want ny Euro trash, east Asians, Africans or MENAs here. Nor do we want White trailer trash from the midwest like Lightshade.
The wetbacks and spics can stay in their little ghettos too and stop invading my territory (the suburbs)
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My hometown, Spaniard.
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Every place is worth visiting, just to know first hand what it's like.
Los Angeles is huge. It's pretty much segregated into a ton of different cities dominated by people of different backgrounds. But other than that, most of the small cities are pretty generic and filled with strip malls. LA definitely has it's highlights though and touristy things to do. I wouldn't want to live there.
San Diego is a pretty nice city overall. It's pretty scenic, much more manageable than SF and LA, and still has a pretty vibrant downtown. Overall, it's life is centered on the beach. I think you'd probably like it there.
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San Jose sucks ass. Almaden Valley is a boring shit suburb of a soulless lifeless city filled with 40 year old male virgins.My hometown, Spaniard.
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