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Haha, SoCo has been my dream place for a whilke now.

So Cal or So CO?

For So Cal - so long as you don't mind being hot and living in a liberal state, it's a good place to live.

Hehe, my bad ~ California ^^

just checking. My brother lives in CO now... not exactly sure what part though.
Cali is awesome, though I'm not thrilled with their politics lately... (I'm conservative and Cali is a liberal state)

Everything is too cold in my opinion. Every state needs to take a lesson from Florida.

Q? We reach over 100 degree temperatures in Cali.... but we do it withOUT the mugginess that Florida gets...

Q: I agree, tbh. I dunno about the humidity so much but the palm trees and the ocean...~

SSS: It's still like 50 something degrees in Idaho right now :/ Rainier than heck too. Then during the summer it gets up to 105 with 50% humidity DX At least where I live o-o; Oregon's different. It's like Idaho climate-wise only with an awesome coastline and more trees and less litter. :D

humidity! THAT was the word I wanted! Cali is rather dry, but still has nice HOT temperatures, the palm trees, AND the beach!

i hate too much of the heat and too much of the cold.

Cali gets pretty hot, but not so cold. Snow comes about once every four years in the town I'm in... if we're lucky.

i see. we don't have snow.

I live in what's called the "high desert"

doesn't sound like a place i'd like to live in, sorry. having troubles as it is with the heat in my country

Haha, it's not too bad. I liked the weather in Texas the most. Florida is miserable most of the year.

I don't know what Florida you guys are talking about. My Florida is just fine. ^^

Your Florida is blechy. You must be born there to not melt into a pile of goo on the sidewalk in the full glare of the sun on what they consider an even remotely humid day. The only reason you don't mind it is because you have an a/c :p

Brinckmyster wrote:I live in what's called the "high desert"

Always wanted to live in the high desert. I considered living in Nevada for a while, like in Vegas or something but I dunno. I love Oregon too much.

However I'm not a big forest-y person. I don't know why. :/ Maybe coz my lack of coordination lets me get lost within a few minutes.

hahahaha :P

PeinQ wrote:

Brinckmyster wrote:I live in what's called the "high desert"

Always wanted to live in the high desert. I considered living in Nevada for a while, like in Vegas or something but I dunno. I love Oregon too much.

However I'm not a big forest-y person. I don't know why. :/ Maybe coz my lack of coordination lets me get lost within a few minutes.

I like the high desert, but it's highs are higher than the regular desert and the lows are lower than a regular desert. Oregon (what I've heard of it, anyway) sounds like a great place.

SammyTheBootlegger wrote:Your Florida is blechy. You must be born there to not melt into a pile of goo on the sidewalk in the full glare of the sun on what they consider an even remotely humid day. The only reason you don't mind it is because you have an a/c :p

Not true! My car last year didn't have an A/C but I survived there still quite well. ^^

Also, I wasn't born in Florida!

So your whole argument just came apart at the seams, hm?

really? Where were you born then Q?

Brinckmyster wrote:

PeinQ wrote:

Brinckmyster wrote:I live in what's called the "high desert"

Always wanted to live in the high desert. I considered living in Nevada for a while, like in Vegas or something but I dunno. I love Oregon too much.

However I'm not a big forest-y person. I don't know why. :/ Maybe coz my lack of coordination lets me get lost within a few minutes.

I like the high desert, but it's highs are higher than the regular desert and the lows are lower than a regular desert. Oregon (what I've heard of it, anyway) sounds like a great place.

Oregon is absolutely beautiful :D The coast especially. There's a HUGE fault line like... 10 miles I think off the coast of Newport, and it's said to give any day now and let loose a 10.0 earthquake. (Personally I think National Geographic blew it out of proportion a bit and assumed the worst; I think it'll give in short bursts, like a 5.6 here, a 3.5 there, you dig?) Even so I'd live there :3 I'd take the risk. Maybe. Still considering it xD

Mikel: I'm not kidding either! xD I got lost in the woods coz I was looking for a woodpecker I heard :/ I turned around and my group was gone. DX hahahaha!

quater wrote:

SammyTheBootlegger wrote:Your Florida is blechy. You must be born there to not melt into a pile of goo on the sidewalk in the full glare of the sun on what they consider an even remotely humid day. The only reason you don't mind it is because you have an a/c :p

Not true! My car last year didn't have an A/C but I survived there still quite well. ^^

Also, I wasn't born in Florida!

So your whole argument just came apart at the seams, hm?

I'm sure you survived but I betcha it was unpleasant at least. (I meant a/c in the house anyway)

And I knew you weren't. Texas, right?? Well, they have equal heat and count just the same.

humidity is different in Texas from Florida though Sammy... and humidity makes a HUGE difference in how hot you are.

PeinQ - ever heard of the San Andreas fault? It's literally just a few miles away from where I live.

I am aware!! I lived in both Fla and Tx ^^
I was just thinking of the sunshine in this case~