Possibly moving to California

Well I obviously wouldn't say anthing like that in an interview. I'm not that retarded.

@freaky: she already sitting in my room. It's a pretty good figure for the price.

I can verify that Southern California sucks. Orange County is a pretty nice place but it's pretty damn expensive there. California in general is rather expensive in terms of real estate.

Well I still wouldn't say sucks, but it can be expensive depending on where you're looking for a place. Only reason I am still stuck at home isn't entirely due to my income, I could get an apartment, but just myself, my paychecks would go straight to my rent. If I had a friend(that isn't already living with someone/on their own), wiling to split the rent with, it'd work out. [size=8]and I'd get to 'otaku-out' my room properly[/h]

It's pretty uncommon if not rare to have an area where you can live and not need a car to get around. The weather is also pretty much nine months of summer and three months of fall. The air quality isn't that great either now that I can compare it to Washington.

Wrong part of cali. 40 acres with a house is 300,000 here. City shit is 200's to 500. Clean air and meth explosions... and people waking me up with car crashes.

mah 40 acres was 80,000.

>japan
>korea
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What city or area were you looking at?

LA sucks, Too much smog and damn mexicans. I'm guessing about half of mexicans living in LA is illegals.

I visited it, only good thing about it is the CPK restaurant, California pizza kitchen.

Burbank

Koreans are japan's mexicans. Biggest immigration group.

Ive only been there on family trips so no idea but if you to hawaii ill tell ya about I live there

Northern California and Southern California are almost like 2 different states (i remember they actually were considering splitting up the state at one point).

Generally for California it is warm. It almost never snows unless you live in mountain areas. I don't really have much to compare it to due to living in Cali for most of my life.

Also an fyi there's a lot of Koreans in Los Angeles. CA actually has the largest population of Koreans in the US. it's to the point where K-pop stars will tour in just Los Angeles cause they know there will be enough Korean people there.

California summarized.

Don't go to the hotel.

You'll not be able to leave once you enter.

Having spent some time in Cali, specifically around the Hollywood and Westwood area (the latter is where UCLA is), I can somewhat answer these:

• Expensive, but it's a clean, high quality life. It was to me, at least. I guess I lucked out.

• Honestly, I'd rather live anywhere but here, but Los Angeles is one of my most want-to-live-in places right now, if not the most. Yes, I see people shitting on it, but from my experiences, it's still a good place to live.

• One user I'm friends with lived 30 minutes by bu from my campus, and I know an assload of users on the site (not many personally though) that are in California overall.

• When I feel like it. Usually sporadic, but these days it's once or twice every few days.

• I don't know. How much DO you masturbate?

• See for yourself: http://puu.sh/6kFYL.gif

• Can't say much about craving, but yes, where I lived there were a lot of azn qt3.14 girls. Especially where I worked. Two of them quite so attractive, I will admit now.

Whatever Freak said

LA is a place you visit every once in a while. I don't recommend living there.

Hmm... kind of seems like I've been getting some mixed answers. I guess it just depends on what part I go to.

Well yummies said it kinda right. It's two states force to be one.(Actually it three but Wilson pussied out by vetoing the three state plan.) Most northern cali really dislike the southerns... mostly because water and money... the fact that LA owns all the water from reno to the border... im fucking not kidding. Where i grew up in the eastern Sierras the LA county dept of power and water trucks were everywhere. And we where 400 miles away from them. And here in central calif the water flow down for Disney land and magic mountains park rides and the one farm in Norco.

If you been to Philly or Pittsburgh then you know city life. Burbank is fine.

I can confirm that living in Philly will teach you about city life.