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[The girl next door]

Originally Posted by Doc Jones

3. I just checked my phone and am really happy that I didn't 'drunk dial' any ex girlfriends last night !

Classic.. LOL

[Doc Jones]

Originally Posted by Merlot

Crowded and busy! I definitely can only see myself living here for a few more years. I need my personal space and be able to drive out to the beach or the country. Here you have to hop on a train to do it. That isnt bad, but gets old quick!

I hear ya, there are definitely pros and cons to living in the big apple.

Pros - anything you can think of is close by. The diversity, the food, the music . . . etc.
Cons - stuff like this - http://www.cnn.com/2007/US/01/08/ny.....ap/index.html

[Merlot]

I know! I am sitting here in my appartment waiting for the mayors press conference to find out what the hell is going on.

[Doc Jones]

Originally Posted by Merlot

I know! I am sitting here in my appartment waiting for the mayors press conference to find out what the hell is going on.

how bad is it? Is it sewage?

[Doc Jones]

Well, my town seems to have its own issues as well . . .

http://www.cnn.com/2007/US/01/08/aus....ap/index.html

[Merlot]

Originally Posted by Doc Jones

how bad is it? Is it sewage?

They say natural gas, but they cant seem to find any problems or a source for that matter. Who knows?

How is Austin. THe wife and I are keeping it as a maybe city to move to when we leave here. How is the cost of living?

[Gopal]

The funny thing is that your conclusion was correct and is the missing link in science today. Everything is in vibration. It is the only explanation to alot of the historical mysteries of the world. How did the Egyptians move giant stones and cut them with lazer precision?

Vibration. They understood how to manipulate it better than we do.

Makes perfect sense to me, fuck everyone else, I'm smart :X

[Doc Jones]

Originally Posted by Merlot

How is Austin. THe wife and I are keeping it as a maybe city to move to when we leave here. How is the cost of living?

Well, besides the dead birds, Austin is a great city to live in. Take all the stereotypes you have about Texans and pretty much throw it out the window (at least in Austin). Very youthful city - I think the median age is around 35. Now granted it isn't nyc. I lived in manhattan for a while and I still do miss it. But Austin is an very fun place. As far as cost of living, fairly reasonable for a city (though guaranteed to be less expensive than anything you can get in manhattan) One problem i have is that I do my grocery shoppint at Whole Foods (their headquarters is here in austin). I swear I drop a paycheck everytime I shop there!!

[Merlot]

Originally Posted by Doc Jones

One problem i have is that I do my grocery shoppint at Whole Foods (their headquarters is here in austin). I swear I drop a paycheck everytime I shop there!!

At least it is a a great grocery store. I drop an unemployment check at the local shitty grocery store!!!! Whole foods is about the same believe it or not!
Is there plenty to do and see in Austin? Alot of outdoor activities there or in the area?

[Doc Jones]

Originally Posted by Merlot

Is there plenty to do and see in Austin? Alot of outdoor activities there or in the area?

Definitely. The weather plays a big part with this. For about 3 months (july, aug, sept) it really is very hellish here, but after that you get about 7 to 8 months of heavenly temps. Ultimately it depends on what you like to do, but there is pretty much everything here. I am an avid mountain biker and there are quite a few hike and bike trails throughout the city. Of course if you are a snow boarder or skier, you should probably look elsewhere