Do you live in an apartment or a house?

[Äike]

Just a random poll.

[Lemon Kush]

Here in the U.S. I live in a 2 bedroom apartment. In Bulgaria I live in a two story house with a basement and an attic. :)

[gregorius]

Studenthouse/apartment with 3 other guys

[Äike]

I live in an apartment, like almost all people in the capital.

[Incal]

My house.

[papa diddy pop]

where is new caledonia situating ?(even if i don't live there anymore)

[Äike]

where is new caledonia situating ?(even if i don't live there anymore)

3rd world I guess.

[Medusa]

Estonia should be situated on 3th world

[Äike]

Estonia should be situated on 3th world

Well, having an extremely high Human Development index, very high GDP per capita, highest press freedom in the world and being one of the freest countries in the world definitely aren't helping Estonia from leaving the 1st world.

This isn't the topic, by the way. Your post is completely off-topic and trollish.

Also, seeing that you can't even write properly, I assume that you come from the 3rd world.

[Loki]

Estonia should be situated on 3th world

This is insulting. Everybody knows that Estonia is a Baltic country, hence okay. :coffee:

[Mans not hot]

Neither, I live on the street.

[asingh]

Why the 3rd world demarcation, Pohja..?

Anyways :
3rd World | Apartment | Work city
3rd World | House | Ancestral town

:)

[Smaug]

3rd World? I didn't know that the Cold War was still going on...

[Aredhel]

I'm a homeless third worlder :p

[Gauthier]

Some ''3rd world'' countries in South America are way more relevant in the world than let's say, Estonia. Most people in the world don't even know such thing exists.

[Dandelion]

Something tells me that I'd rather live in Eastern Europe than in say some African country. :p

[Lusos]

In a house.In Portugal and In England.

[Smaug]

"3rd World" is a Cold War termination used to refer to nations that were allied neither with NATO nor with the Pact of Warsaw. Poor countries like Angola and South Africa are considered First World countries while Sweden is a Third World nation as you can see:

http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/2/2c/Cold_War_alliances_mid-1975.svg/500px-Cold_War_alliances_mid-1975.svg.png

So if Brazil is a 3rd World coutry, Estonia still must be a communist 2nd World nation.

[Graham]

Terraced housing.

[Hochmeister]

"3rd World" is a Cold War termination to used to refer to nations that were allied neither with NATO nor with thr Pact of Warsaw. Poor countries like Angola and South Africa are considered First World countries while Sweden is a Third World nation as you can see:

http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/2/2c/Cold_War_alliances_mid-1975.svg/500px-Cold_War_alliances_mid-1975.svg.png

So if Brazil is a 3rd World coutry, Estonia still must be a communist 2nd World nation.

Estonia is a Third World country, since it is a Nordic country (according to Karl). :D

[BLUEU]

Chile and Argentina have a higher Human Development Index than most Eastern European countries and the rest of Latin American countries are at the same level of development.
http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/d/d9/2011_UN_Human_Development_Report_Quartiles.svg/800px-2011_UN_Human_Development_Report_Quartiles.svg.png

[Iroczor]

apartment

[Allenson]

I live in a house, which I own, along with ten acres (four hectares).

[Mans not hot]

I live in a house, which I own, along with ten acres (four hectares).
You must be fitly rich, matafacker.

[Albion]

In a house. Probably moving to an apartment sometime this year if rent keeps going up, will miss the garden though. Will have to get an allotment I guess. :(

[Partizan]

Apartment, or rather a dorm.

[Äike]

My first guess was that houses dominate in US&Canada while apartments dominate in Europe. But it seems that our European users are filthy rich and live in houses, even with the lack of space and high real estate prices in Europe.






Some ''3rd world'' countries in South America are way more relevant in the world than let's say, Estonia. Most people in the world don't even know such thing exists.

North-Korea is also way more relevant in the world than Estonia, but I wouldn't want to live in North-Korea, I prefer to live in a country that's among the most developed countries in the world.


"3rd World" is a Cold War termination used to refer to nations that were allied neither with NATO nor with the Pact of Warsaw. Poor countries like Angola and South Africa are considered First World countries while Sweden is a Third World nation as you can see:

http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/2/2c/Cold_War_alliances_mid-1975.svg/500px-Cold_War_alliances_mid-1975.svg.png

So if Brazil is a 3rd World coutry, Estonia still must be a communist 2nd World nation.


Chile and Argentina have a higher Human Development Index than most Eastern European countries and the rest of Latin American countries are at the same level of development.
http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/d/d9/2011_UN_Human_Development_Report_Quartiles.svg/800px-2011_UN_Human_Development_Report_Quartiles.svg.png

The term 3rd world is still used (together with developing world) and I was just looking for a common term to describe South-America, Africa and Asia. I meant no offense at all. I should have used "Developing countries" instead, I guess.

I made this poll from an economic viewpoint.

[larali]

A house


I live in a house, which I own, along with ten acres (four hectares).

Nice!

[Graham]

My first guess was that houses dominate in US&Canada while apartments dominate in Europe. But it seems that our European users are filthy rich and live in houses, even with the lack of space and high real estate prices in Europe.


Should put in detached housing. Terraced housing, out of cities, doesn't make you 'rich'.

[Farah]

:icon_lol: at pairing all the other regions under '3rd world'..An apartment .

[Jackson]

My first guess was that houses dominate in US&Canada while apartments dominate in Europe. But it seems that our European users are filthy rich and live in houses, even with the lack of space and high real estate prices in Europe.







North-Korea is also way more relevant in the world than Estonia, but I wouldn't want to live in North-Korea, I prefer to live in a country that's among the most developed countries in the world.





The term 3rd world is still used (together with developing world) and I was just looking for a common term to describe South-America, Africa and Asia. I meant no offense at all. I should have used "Developing countries" instead, I guess.

I made this poll from an economic viewpoint.

Interestingly in Britain it is the house that most dominates. Although our houses are generally much smaller than those in the USA at least.
It is usually the quite poor/poorish or the quite wealthy who live in apartments/flats. Most flats in the big cities are owned by wealthier or at least well-off people, who may also have a house outside the city. Many -usually poorer- people live in council 'tower blocks', but the vast majority of people live in moderately sized houses. There was a number of big builds in the last century in particular in which many sprawling council estates of houses were built. And most people live in or near these, from my experience. You hardly need to be rich to live in one.
Both my parents grew up in them, and both from poor families.

[Äike]

Should put in detached housing. Terraced housing, out of cities, doesn't make you 'rich'.

Indeed.

When talking about Estonia specifically, the richest people in Estonia live in a parish (Viimsi is the name of the parish)) outside of Tallinn, in newly built houses and drive to work(to central tallinn) there every morning.

[Albion]

My first guess was that houses dominate in US&Canada while apartments dominate in Europe. But it seems that our European users are filthy rich and live in houses, even with the lack of space and high real estate prices in Europe.

Um, no, you're just generalizing. Houses are the norm in Britain outside of London, it's probably true also in France with Paris. Basically the price of a apartment in London is the price of a very generously sized house in the Midlands and North.
One doesn't have to be filthy rich, where I live the apartments cost more than terraced houses (the apartments are usually newer though). Besides, they'll let anyone have a mortgage these days. A ten percent down payment is not unheard of, hence the likely property bubble forming in the west.

http://news.bbcimg.co.uk/media/images/65829000/gif/_65829521_housesunder125k_464_v2.gif
Look at the south - property prices can be double of those in parts of the north. £150,000 = approx. $228,000 USD, £300,000 = approx. $457,000 USD.

[Graham]

The homes on my estate. Those massively rich house owners. Live here.

http://farm8.staticflickr.com/7176/6933544298_ae88232525_z.jpghttp://farm8.staticflickr.com/7274/6933545252_0621443a38_z.jpghttp://www.s1rental.com/property_images/AlmondValleyPropertyCentre/2012/2012082316480773/image1-640x480.jpghttp://imganuncios.mitula.net/ravenswood_rise_dedridge_livingston100_funding_pot entially_available_call_for_more_info_968565068173 20165.jpghttp://imganuncios.mitula.net/palmer_rise_livingston_96905391074345367.jpg

[Jackson]

Um, no, you're just generalizing. Houses are the norm in Britain outside of London, it's probably true also in France with Paris. Basically the price of a apartment in London is the price of a very generously sized house in the Midlands and North.
One doesn't have to be filthy rich, where I live the apartments cost more than terraced houses (the apartments are usually newer though). Besides, they'll let anyone have a mortgage these days. A ten percent down payment is not unheard of, hence the likely property bubble forming in the west.

http://news.bbcimg.co.uk/media/images/65829000/gif/_65829521_housesunder125k_464_v2.gif
Look at the south - property prices can be double of those in parts of the north. £150,000 = approx. $228,000 USD, £300,000 = approx. $457,000 USD.

Interesting, my family house is roughly half the average for where i lived.

[Äike]

Um, no, you're just generalizing. Houses are the norm in Britain outside of London, it's probably true also in France with Paris. Basically the price of a apartment in London is the price of a very generously sized house in the Midlands and North.
One doesn't have to be filthy rich, where I live the apartments cost more than terraced houses (the apartments are usually newer though). Besides, they'll let anyone have a mortgage these days. A ten percent down payment is not unheard of, hence the likely property bubble forming in the west.

http://news.bbcimg.co.uk/media/images/65829000/gif/_65829521_housesunder125k_464_v2.gif
Look at the south - property prices can be double of those in parts of the north. £150,000 = approx. $228,000 USD, £300,000 = approx. $457,000 USD.

Indeed, I forgot Britain. Britain is different from the rest of Europe, the average British street in my eyes has always been dull, being full of identical brick houses.

Just like, for example, in Estonia, certain parts of some towns are full of identical Commieblocks which are just depressing.

[Jackson]

The homes on my estate. Those massively rich house owners. Live here.


Unlucky, you have to put up with grey pebble-dash. It's mostly red brick where i am luckily.

[Jackson]

Indeed, I forgot Britain. Britain is different from the rest of Europe, the average British street in my eyes has always been dull, being full of identical brick houses.

Just like, for example, in Estonia, certain parts of some towns are full of identical Commieblocks which are just depressing.

Indeed, most places are very, very boring. We have those tower blocks too, but probably not as many as in Estonia.

[Graham]

Unlucky, you have to put up with grey pebble-dash. It's mostly red brick where i am luckily.

If you can get closely to those homes, it's covered in pebbles & also small sea shells. lol.

The homes I live in, are very similar to the street on the Shameless programme. :P

I like the red brick, it's a difference when I head over the border.

[Mans not hot]

The homes on my estate. Those massively rich house owners. Live here.

The place's remind me of Tadworth.

[Jackson]

If you can get closely to those homes, it's covered in pebbles & also small sea shells. lol.

The homes I live in, are very similar to the street on the Shameless programme. :P

I like the red brick, it's a difference when I head over the border.

Never seen Shameless, good?

Yeah red brick isn't bad, just boring. But then so is pebble-dash. If they made every other house pebble dash it would at least be a little interesting. Who knows they could even add a triangular window every few houses to get the heart pumping.

[alfieb]

Apartment-dweller since I left for University in twenty-oh-three.

[2012JD]

5-bedroom house

[Äike]

5-bedroom house

Most of us have moved out of our parents' home.

[Graham]

Only watched the first series Jackson. It was good then.

The neighbouring village up the road, is worse. :P The last picture, home is Fixed price £89,500. 3 Bedroom. sweeet deal.

http://s0.geograph.org.uk/photos/08/92/089282_145df088.jpghttp://images.zoopla.co.uk/7b09233e528b6beb6ee3febe218ac2710afeae5f_645_430.j pg

[alfieb]

Most of us have moved out of our parents' home.
By choice, or did they get tired of you?

[Äike]

By choice, or did they get tired of you?

People over the age of 20, living with their parents, are weirdos.

In Estonia most people finish high school at age 19 and then there are 2 choices. 1) University or 2) work. Both choices mean starting an independent life and moving out.



In the US it must be different, looking at your situation.

[alfieb]

People over the age of 20, living with their parents, are weirdos.

In Estonia most people finish high school at age 19 and then there are 2 choices. 1) University or 2) work. Both choices mean starting an independent life and moving out.



In the US it must be different, looking at your situation.

Uh,


Apartment-dweller since I left for University in twenty-oh-three.

Fail insult is fail.

My situation is that I'm from the best city in the world.

[Jackson]

Only watched the first series Jackson. It was good then.

The neighbouring village up the road, is worst. :P The last picture, home is Fixed price £89,500. 3 Bedroom.

http://s0.geograph.org.uk/photos/08/92/089282_145df088.jpghttp://images.zoopla.co.uk/7b09233e528b6beb6ee3febe218ac2710afeae5f_645_430.j pg

Looks alright. That's a pretty cheap house, although it's fairly small. It looks better than that other place you posted with all the pebble dash. :P

Here is some pictures of near where i live at the moment, taken a few weeks back:
http://i628.photobucket.com/albums/uu7/Brodir93/IMG01453-20130122-1431.jpg
http://i628.photobucket.com/albums/uu7/Brodir93/IMG01452-20130122-1430.jpg
http://i628.photobucket.com/albums/uu7/Brodir93/IMG01451-20130122-1429.jpg
http://i628.photobucket.com/albums/uu7/Brodir93/IMG01388-20130115-1420.jpg

[Mans not hot]

^I'm smelling somewhere in West England..

[Austo]

In a alpine house.

[Graham]

Shhhh they're our rivals. 10 times worse. Inbred bastards!!

[Äike]

Uh,



Fail insult is fail.

My situation is that I'm from the best city in the world.

Americans finish high school at age 18 or 19. This means you you lived off your parents' expense at their place for 3-4 years, until you went to university. Did you live in your mother's basement or you had your own room?

[Jackson]

Shhhh they're our rivals. 10 times worse. Inbred bastards!!

Of course, despicable place. :confused:

(Battons down hatches for oncoming storm of Scottish barbarians, from this particular locality.)

[Albion]

Indeed, I forgot Britain. Britain is different from the rest of Europe, the average British street in my eyes has always been dull, being full of identical brick houses.

Just like, for example, in Estonia, certain parts of some towns are full of identical Commieblocks which are just depressing.

Some estates are dull, but they're usually council estates. The houses vary on more decent estates and have nice gardens at the front. Usually a council estate has one bland style of house, but better estates have 2, 3 4 or 5 different styles in patterns.
In Britain houses are the norm, I think it is the same in the Low Countries outside of Brussels, Antwerp and Amsterdam, and France once you get out of Paris. Germany looks like apartments, with houses for more wealthy people. Ireland mostly follows the British model but the houses are bigger because they have tonnes of land to a handful of people and had a property boom.

Here are some streets from mapcrunch.com:

England:

These seem representative of most housing stock here, I see them like that everywhere. Where I live the lowlands of the south and midlands meet the hills, so there are some house built from the local rock.

http://img339.imageshack.us/img339/7682/warminsterwiltshireuk18.jpg

http://img39.imageshack.us/img39/4108/yarmouthisleofwightuk49.jpg

http://img805.imageshack.us/img805/4320/crewecheshireuk17167529.jpg

http://img191.imageshack.us/img191/4586/elthamkentuk284947909.jpg

http://img441.imageshack.us/img441/4359/gorlestononseanorfolkuk.jpg

http://img5.imageshack.us/img5/3383/horshamwestsussexuk1116.jpg

http://img843.imageshack.us/img843/6148/kidderminsterworcesters.jpg

http://img571.imageshack.us/img571/3660/laneshawbridgelancashir.jpg

http://img543.imageshack.us/img543/9615/nortonbedfordshireuk225.jpg

http://img713.imageshack.us/img713/7296/thornabyyorkuk157336791.jpg

Some from Germany:

http://img15.imageshack.us/img15/1278/fhlingennordrheinwestfa.jpg
http://img507.imageshack.us/img507/1807/hanoverniedersachsenger.jpg
http://img850.imageshack.us/img850/4242/munichbayerngermany4860.jpg

Some from Holland:

The Dutch seem to love little brick houses as much as we do. Their towns are a bit more organised than ours, ours often just follow the geography.

http://img7.imageshack.us/img7/1421/kijkduinzuidhollandholl.jpg
http://img201.imageshack.us/img201/1421/tuindorputrechtholland5.jpg

[2012JD]

Most of us have moved out of our parents' home.

Well I haven't so what? I'm younger than 22 and still in school. Not to mention my school it's literally 10 mins away. With the money I have saved I was able to get me a nice car and travel .

[larali]

I lived at home till I got married at 23. My parents wanted me to! They wanted me to save money until I got a "real" job.

My dad cried when I moved out :D

[Mans not hot]

My dad cried when I moved out :D
I wonder what my mother's reaction when I tell her that I decide to move out. I'm sure it's not gonna be that bad. At least, i hope so, lol.

[Graham]

I'd consider those streets to be middle class, by British standards. Our Neighbouring areas look like that Albion.

The homes I posted are working class.

[Gauthier]

I wonder what my mother's reaction when I tell her that I decide to move out. I'm sure it's not gonna be that bad. At least, i hope so, lol.

Do adult males usually live with the family until they get married in Poland?

[Allenson]

You must be fitly rich, matafacker.

LOL, hardly. Comfortable, but not rich.

I live deep in the countryside. Everyone here lives in their own house...or a rented house.

It's a modest house--salt-box style which is a traditional type of dwelling in this part of the world. Taken this past October:
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[Graham]

You can get better value for price, in US homes, I've noticed.

[Madonna]

In a alpine house.

a pic :) (this kind of beautiful traditional one right?)

[Madonna]

I think I havent met someone more funny than Karl :D

I would like to see Liza vs Karl :D that would be awsome :)

[Albion]

I'd consider those streets to be middle class, by British standards. Our Neighbouring areas look like that Albion.

The homes I posted are working class.

Those that I posted are pretty standard in England. There are some crappy towns full of council houses and most towns have a few council estates, but council houses aren't the majority.

[Twistedmind]

Not having house in Balkans equals being social case. :D Even people in cities have houses in villages of their parents. Yes I do live in house, in same yard we have two old ones. :D


I think I havent met someone more funny than Karl :D

I would like to see Liza vs Karl :D that would be awsome :)
Imagine XtraXavier and them to be flatmates :D

[Äike]

I think I havent met someone more funny than Karl :D

I would like to see Liza vs Karl :D that would be awsome :)

I'm glad that you're one of the few people who can see my humor through some of my straight-forward posts.

By the way, who's Liza.

[Austo]

a pic :) (this kind of beautiful traditional one right?)

not as traditional as you might think :)
I just said alpine because it stands in the alps. :biggrin:
I dont have a picture. But i also wouldnt post it in a public forum. sorry.

[Albion]

not as traditional as you might think :)
I just said alpine because it stands in the alps. :biggrin:
I dont have a picture. But i also wouldnt post it in a public forum. sorry.

That could be anywhere. ;) It's like me saying "mine is on little island off the coast of France" - Great Britain. :D

[Austo]

That could be anywhere. ;) It's like me saying "mine is on little island off the coast of France" - Great Britain. :D

If you see my profile you see i am from austria.
That should narrow it down a little more.

[Madonna]

I'm glad that you're one of the few people who can see my humor through some of my straight-forward posts.

By the way, who's Liza.

she is hot :D and have a kind of humor like you :D

[Lena]

Not having house in Balkans equals being social case. :D

Then I must be a social case :P Grrrr!
Live in a condo, okay'ish location, downtown Belgrade, I like it here...

My street, some 20 meters away from my place.If you turn right on the corner you're going to hit Italian embassy, if you turn left you'll face German embassy.
http://www.upoznajsrbiju.co.rs/public/photo/1296171492malipariz_mir_09-215937267-2.jpg

[Twistedmind]

Then I must be a social case :P Grrrr!
Live in a condo, okay'ish location, downtown Belgrade, I like it here...

My street, some 20 meters away from my place.If you turn right on the corner you're going to hit Italian embassy, if you turn left you'll face German embassy.
http://www.upoznajsrbiju.co.rs/public/photo/1296171492malipariz_mir_09-215937267-2.jpg
You must have some relatives in country. :)
Common I was half joking :)
PS
I had coffe there lot of times. :D

[Germanicus]

I own a detached 3 bedroom house in the West Country, it is situated in a middle class area of my town.

[Äike]

I live in an apartment which is in a renovated historical house from the 1930's. The location is spectacular. I can hear the church-bells of the old town if I open the window and the view is also great.

[Graham]

I own a detached 3 bedroom house in the West Country, it is situated in a middle class area of my town.
You're the guy in the middle & I'm the smallest.
http://wigangreensocialists.files.wordpress.com/2012/02/class.jpg?w=640

[Not a Cop]

Like a true russian i live in a Apartment, but at least in Stalin's one, not in Krushevka

[Don Arb]

I live in an apartment which is in a renovated historical house from the 1930's. The location is spectacular. I can hear the church-bells of the old town if I open the window and the view is also great.

Post a pic of it..

[Manifest Destiny]

America. House.

[Fortis in Arduis]

I live in the ground floor apartment of Palladian Georgian townhouse. It is small, but as the ceilings are 15' high there is potential for a library mezzanine, under which would go the kitchen and bathroom. When the time is right I will take a similar approach to Sir John Soane, and use lot of mirrors and surprises to make it a more dynamic space. A lot of people have done this here. There are a lot of original features like old shutters, and plasterwork. The fireplaces are a little later; 19th Century. There are lots of trompes here already, such as two doors which are cupboards, but look like doors to another room, and two alcoves which could be mirrored to resemble a through space.

Beneath me lie the old dining rooms in the basement, which are also occupied as a flat, and, beneath that, the old kitchen (something of a grotto) which leads out to a shared garden.

The principal room is at the rear and has a pleasant view, with three large windows.

[Kazimiera]

You want to call this 3rd world living?

I live in a house.

https://www.propctrl.com//Image.ashx?9cc8ebfc-af2b-4e1f-942e-6862b7367929

http://listing.pamgolding.co.za/Images/Properties/201206/342266/H/342266_H_1.jpg

http://images.capetown-direct.com/img/camps-bay-30-fiskaal-road-guest-house_1_L.jpg

http://www.citypress.co.za/wp-content/themes/canvas/functions/thumb.php?src=wp-content/uploads/2013/05/Mount-Street.jpg&w=630&h=0&zc=1&q=90

http://www.timeslive.co.za/Feeds/2012/03/10/884680_749258.jpg/ALTERNATES/crop_630x400/884680_749258.jpg

http://weandthecolor.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/10/First-Crescent-House-by-SAOTA-at-Lions-Head-Camps-Bay-South-Africa-45574.jpg

[Kiyant]

Since when are South korea and Japan 3 world?

[Zmey Gorynych]

I live in an apartment which is in a renovated historical house from the 1930's. The location is spectacular. I can hear the church-bells of the old town if I open the window and the view is also great.
I thought every e-estonian has his own mansion !? Karl, you are a disgrace to the nordic Estonia.

[glass]

3rd world street

[Corvus]

Stone house on the countryside.

Pros: Silent day and night, very peaceful neighbours, idylic nature round the corner, big garden attached which enables to grow organic vegetables and fruits, cooler in summer than in the town

Cons: Lack of infrastructure and entertainment facilities, without a car you are chanceless (almost 30 min drive to the town)
colder in winter than in the city

[robar]

Why Yurt was not an option?:mad:
I'm living in my Yurt.
Home is where the Yurt is.:cool:

[Äike]

I thought every e-estonian has his own mansion !? Karl, you are a disgrace to the nordic Estonia.

Most Estonians and other Europeans in developed regions live in apartments, because of the population density. Luckily, outside the cities, Estonia is sparsely populated, thus many Estonians have summer-houses, mine is in Western-Estonia, where I'm from, with a personal beach.

[Hàkon]

I am currently in the midst of a protracted move; so, my homely abode is an apartment on paper, and a kingdom in my mind, but I am still sleeping in a rented room in a big house as it is.

I have moved 6 times in these past 12 months.

[Mans not hot]

Mansion house, u jelly?

[Cern]

In a house.

[xajapa]

In a house, with 2 acres. And no, I am not rich, just a working stiff.

[armenianbodyhair]

3 bedroom apt, USA.

[Äike]

3 bedroom apt, USA.

Is it your boyfriend's or your parents' apartment?

[MissProvocateur]

Yes, because if you live in a 3rd world country, you must be an illiterate nonwhite living in poverty!

I live in a house! A huge one for my country indeed! It's about 8m², and built out of cardboard. I also live with four goats who shit all over the place, but I don't mind the smell since it's very similar to how we smell anyway. We bathe in rivers, and access the internet through a magical sphere!

[arcticwolf]

Under a bridge. Got kicked out of school, lost my part time job, my parents kicked me out of their basement, my g/f called me a loser and left me, my dog looks funny at me, so now I live under a bridge on I5. Go ahead make fun of me, you overachievers! :laugh:

[Blackout]

Seven bedroom detached house.

[Mraz]

Autobahn iz my haos. I hejv a tent.

[Blackout]

Under a bridge. Got kicked out of school, lost my part time job, my parents kicked me out of their basement, my g/f called me a loser and left me, my dog looks funny at me, so now I live under a bridge on I5. Go ahead make fun of me, you overachievers!

Come and stay here with us! ;)

[Roy]

I live in a palace!



jk.

[Äike]

Under a bridge. Got kicked out of school, lost my part time job, my parents kicked me out of their basement, my g/f called me a loser and left me, my dog looks funny at me, so now I live under a bridge on I5. Go ahead make fun of me, you overachievers! :laugh:

If you had a vagina and knew how to cook, you could stay at my place.

[Pleurat]

Under a bridge. Got kicked out of school, lost my part time job, my parents kicked me out of their basement, my g/f called me a loser and left me, my dog looks funny at me, so now I live under a bridge on I5. Go ahead make fun of me, you overachievers! :laugh:

I will buy you and sell you in Serbia as a slave!!!

[Proctor]

apartment in the US

[Veneda]

Regardless current circumstances, I hope to live in the medievial caste :)

[Paluga]

Unfortunately I live in a apartment right now.

But when I have the chance I want to buy a house in a very quiet and natural environment. Away from the stressful city life.

[larali]

A big ass house that takes me all day to clean. ;)