Kansas City

[WillieWatanabe]

lol, kansas.

lol at ew2x4 who more than likely lives in falcon or fountain but tells people he's from "the springs". not fooling anybody here.  

also, lol at "the springs"

West side.

By Garden of the Gods.  

Bitches.

 

I bet it's reassuring knowing if the USA was attacked by nuclear weapons, you would be one of the first to go.

[CNS]

I like san fran better because it's much prettier (ocean/beaches/bay/sweet bridges). it's too bad the people are so monochromatic.

it's crazy how small san fran is (land size) compared to KC (friggin beast)

the plaza is pretty nice!

Sounds fantastic.

[michigancat]

I like san fran better because it's much prettier (ocean/beaches/bay/sweet bridges). it's too bad the people are so monochromatic.

it's crazy how small san fran is (land size) compared to KC (friggin beast)

the plaza is pretty nice!

The Bay just kind of seems like wasted space.  It makes it harder to live close to SF, and you can't really do anything in the Bay.  It's just a bunch of inaccessible land.

[Scary Smart]

<-------Currently looking for an apartment downtown or near the Plaza. 

how much can you reasonably afford to spend

Haven't really determined that yet. It's more of a short-term deal since I'll be renting with a roommate and I'm not sure if I'll want a roommate for more than a year or two. Ideally I'd get a place downtown since my office will be downtown and I'll get paid mileage for every mile that I drive to a client site over the mileage it takes me to get to work.

[pike]

There are LOADS of secret societies in Kansas City.  LOADS.  I am a member of three, myself.  Clams is pretty much the expert on them.   His uncle wrote a book about them, and it's in the Library of Congress.

Scientologists in westport 

[Rage Against the McKee]

I like san fran better because it's much prettier (ocean/beaches/bay/sweet bridges). it's too bad the people are so monochromatic.

it's crazy how small san fran is (land size) compared to KC (friggin beast)

the plaza is pretty nice!

The Bay just kind of seems like wasted space.  It makes it harder to live close to SF, and you can't really do anything in the Bay.  It's just a bunch of inaccessible land.

That's what makes the Bay great.

[ew2x4]

lol, kansas.

lol at ew2x4 who more than likely lives in falcon or fountain but tells people he's from "the springs". not fooling anybody here.  

also, lol at "the springs"

West side.

By Garden of the Gods.  

Bitches.

 

I bet it's reassuring knowing if the USA was attacked by nuclear weapons, you would be one of the first to go.

I have honestly thought about this. Can't decide if it would be better to just go with the first wave, or not.

[_33]

lol, kansas.

lol at ew2x4 who more than likely lives in falcon or fountain but tells people he's from "the springs". not fooling anybody here.  

also, lol at "the springs"

West side.

By Garden of the Gods.  

Bitches.

 

I bet it's reassuring knowing if the USA was attacked by nuclear weapons, you would be one of the first to go.

I have honestly thought about this. Can't decide if it would be better to just go with the first wave, or not.

Yeah, tough question.  Live, or die?  Not sure.

[Cire]

Someone is jealous.

Have fun with your zubaz, lmao.

somewhere there's a guy from the 4th Infantry Division’s 4th Brigade Combat Team who looks at that and sees Afghanistan’s Korengal Valley.

looks cold.

[steve dave]

I have only spent time in colorado springs twice but both times it seemed like junction city with closer mountains. 

[Dr Rick Daris]

I have only spent time in colorado springs twice but both times it seemed like junction city with closer mountains. 

i lived there for a year. it's basically a less nice version of omaha populated by a town or super mega religous jeffys at the base of a mountain that i repeat...cannot even be skied on. no thanks.

[ew2x4]

I have only spent time in colorado springs twice but both times it seemed like junction city with closer mountains. 

i lived there for a year. it's basically a less nice version of omaha populated by a town or super mega religous jeffys at the base of a mountain that i repeat...cannot even be skied on. no thanks.

I lived in Boulder for a year. It's pretty much the exact opposite of Colorado Springs. I'd much prefer Colorado Springs for various reasons. Either way, I'd choose anywhere in Colorado within view of mountains over Kansas, Nebraska, or Missouri. Weather alone pretty much makes it a no brainer for me.

[Dr Rick Daris]

I have only spent time in colorado springs twice but both times it seemed like junction city with closer mountains. 

i lived there for a year. it's basically a less nice version of omaha populated by a town or super mega religous jeffys at the base of a mountain that i repeat...cannot even be skied on. no thanks.

I lived in Boulder for a year. It's pretty much the exact opposite of Colorado Springs. I'd much prefer Colorado Springs for various reasons. Either way, I'd choose anywhere in Colorado within view of mountains over Kansas, Nebraska, or Missouri. Weather alone pretty much makes it a no brainer for me.

view of mountains has nothing to do with weather fyi. you are talking topography. an interesting way to choose where you want to live, but to each his own.

[Jeffy]

State Line road is on the Kansas/Missouri state line.

[michigancat]

ew2x4 is reminding me of the 1%er Beaumont Cat thread.  He isn't coming off looking quite as bad as that guy, but he's not looking good.

[CNS]

State Line road is on the Kansas/Missouri state line.

Yet State Avenue runs east/west in KS and turns into 24/40. 

[EllToPay]

State Line road is on the Kansas/Missouri state line.

Yet State Avenue runs east/west in KS and turns into 24/40. 

You should start a Basehor/Tongy/Bonner thread.

[Dr Rick Daris]

State Line road is on the Kansas/Missouri state line.

Yet State Avenue runs east/west in KS and turns into 24/40. 

and if you take 24 west long enough, you can drive directly to ew2x4's house and hang out with him and all the other religous nutsos at the base of some mountain that you can't even ski down.

[ew2x4]

I have only spent time in colorado springs twice but both times it seemed like junction city with closer mountains. 

i lived there for a year. it's basically a less nice version of omaha populated by a town or super mega religous jeffys at the base of a mountain that i repeat...cannot even be skied on. no thanks.

I lived in Boulder for a year. It's pretty much the exact opposite of Colorado Springs. I'd much prefer Colorado Springs for various reasons. Either way, I'd choose anywhere in Colorado within view of mountains over Kansas, Nebraska, or Missouri. Weather alone pretty much makes it a no brainer for me.

view of mountains has nothing to do with weather fyi. you are talking topography. an interesting way to choose where you want to live, but to each his own.

It mainly had to do with nothing being in eastern colorado. But yes, being near mountains matters. It's called altitude. There's less humidity. Less rain. More snow. Cooler summers. I prefer this. Especially the no humidity part. Humid summers in Kansas are hell to me. But I don't even need an AC here.

[OK_Cat]

is there still a pizza place by ku med center called "da bronx" or something like that?  ate there once, liked it.

[Dr Rick Daris]

is there still a pizza place by ku med center called "da bronx" or something like that?  ate there once, liked it.

if by pizza place you mean famous sub place then yeah, it's still there.

[ew2x4]

Had a conference at Bartel Hall a while ago. Wasn't catered. Walked all over downtown and all anyone could find was a stupid quiznos and the restaurant at a hotel.

[OK_Cat]

is there still a pizza place by ku med center called "da bronx" or something like that?  ate there once, liked it.

if by pizza place you mean famous sub place then yeah, it's still there.

do they serve new york style pizza?  cause this place did.  had brick walls where people wrote on them and crap. 

[CNS]

Had a conference at Bartel Hall a while ago. Wasn't catered. Walked all over downtown and all anyone could find was a stupid quiznos and the restaurant at a hotel.

Plenty of things downtown.  Most of them don't have annoying signs to reel in the n00bs, though.

[Dr Rick Daris]

is there still a pizza place by ku med center called "da bronx" or something like that?  ate there once, liked it.

if by pizza place you mean famous sub place then yeah, it's still there.

do they serve new york style pizza?  cause this place did.  had brick walls where people wrote on them and cac. 

yeah. they serve pizza. so does coco bolos but i wouldn't call it a pizza place.