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Masaii 10-03-2014 10:42 AM

USA has beautiful small towns/rural areas so...
 
Why don't people live there?

I mean up north these are some of the most beautiful small towns I've ever seen so why leave that in favour for a large ugly city? Is it just that there are fewer jobs or they see it as boring?

sral 10-03-2014 10:50 AM

do you even watch Breaking Amish bro?

Masaii 10-03-2014 10:52 AM

Pls Sral, I don't need to see your dick again, I just don't need that in my life right now.

sral 10-03-2014 10:58 AM

lmao you've posted pretty much every part of your body accept the one most affected by the PEDs you use

i'm the last person you wanna be talking sideways to given recent events

sral 10-03-2014 10:58 AM

apart from @Split obv.

roflzzz

dead man 10-03-2014 11:00 AM

Is this a serious question

PancakeBrah 10-03-2014 11:08 AM

ITT masaii thinks the Midwest and north are full of ghost towns.

'people used to live in towns like Topeka, Kansas.'

'No way!'

'Its true, sonny.'

Same topic could.be made about straya.

You know nothing of america. Quit talking about it you chimp.

Other than that solid post.

Certain 10-03-2014 11:13 AM

http://i.imgur.com/9P6FNN1.jpg

Da BattleMasta Patrick 10-03-2014 11:16 AM

Iceland looking lonely as fuck man.

Witty 10-03-2014 11:17 AM

I dunno if this is true or happening in the USA because I've never been, but if it is happening I'd imagine it's due to employment issues...large businesses operate in large cities, they can offer better wages and often times this has a negative effect on small businesses in small towns to the point they are no longer able to compete/offer employment, which gives people no option other than to leave those towns and move to large cities.

It's not really a new thing, been happening for a while in most first world countries.

Witty 10-03-2014 11:20 AM

Australia is populated largely in the outer regions of the country due to the risk of bush fires, etc.

Gotta be as close to the water as possible.

Also more efficient for trading, too.

PancakeBrah 10-03-2014 11:27 AM

Plus the dingos

Witty 10-03-2014 11:29 AM

And also the dingos, correct.

Good point.

Diode 10-03-2014 11:29 AM

And the drop bears

Witty 10-03-2014 11:30 AM

Anyone else notice the bit on the map that says 'no data'?

??????

Diode 10-03-2014 11:31 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Witty Wonka (Post 412739)
Anyone else notice the bit on the map that says 'no data'?

??????

those are bodies of water.

Certain 10-03-2014 11:31 AM

The dingoes ate that data.

Witty 10-03-2014 11:32 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Diode (Post 412740)
those are bodies of water.

Are they tho???

ARE THEY???

Witty 10-03-2014 11:33 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Certain (Post 412741)
The dingoes ate that data.

damn data deleting dingoes.

Diode 10-03-2014 11:34 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Certain (Post 412741)
The dingoes ate that data.

i was originally going to post that but then decided to take the direct route.

it scares me when we think alike.

stop it.

Masaii 10-03-2014 11:45 AM

I have no idea what dancake is talking about

obv people live in small towns otherwise it wouldn't be a town dickhead.

I was asking WHY people favour large cities instead of beautiful more secluded areas where hipsters such as dancake don't reside and study an arts degree.

Masaii 10-03-2014 11:46 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Certain (Post 412731)

who the fuck wants to live in central Australia

even the animals hate it there.

Witty 10-03-2014 11:50 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Masaii (Post 412764)
I have no idea what dancake is talking about

obv people live in small towns otherwise it wouldn't be a town dickhead.

I was asking WHY people favour large cities instead of beautiful more secluded areas where hipsters such as dancake don't reside and study an arts degree.

Natural beauty is low down on most peoples list of desires, unfortunately.

Not that the people are to blame, we live in a world where your lifestyle and status is dictated by your bank account, ideas like appreciating the world we are part of are pushed aside in the struggle for survival.

uh-oh 10-03-2014 12:05 PM

most of americas population is outside of cities but yo ill drop an indepth reply when I get home at a keyboard.

Masaii 10-03-2014 12:09 PM

^ thanks

Diode 10-03-2014 12:16 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by uh-oh (Post 412772)
most of americas population is outside of cities but yo ill drop an indepth reply when I get home at a keyboard.

http://1.bp.blogspot.com/_KI9gcT8Agi...on+be+good.jpg

Blanco Bishop 10-03-2014 12:41 PM

Niggas spent fuckin their life off in elementary school.


Smh.

Fart 10-03-2014 02:04 PM

cuz no/selective services i.e cable and internet.


thats why

literally zero other reasons

oats 10-03-2014 09:59 PM

"have you guys noticed that urbanization is a thing now?"

Masaii 10-03-2014 10:45 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by oats (Post 413172)
"have you guys noticed that urbanization is a thing now?"

Did I say that? No, stop sinking to their level on brainless banter and engage in a discussion.

Why the city over the beauty?

Besides from jobs/born there so dont know better

oats 10-03-2014 11:14 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Masaii (Post 412765)
who the fuck wants to live in central Australia

even the animals hate it there.

you possess the answer you're looking for. we are all one. Go Swans.



but in general, cities not only have more jobs and opportunities, they're more dynamic in general. I'm living in a city for the first time (spent 3 months in Manhattan but hardly consider that "living" there), and I agree with your sentiments, but I can see the appeal of a place that has so much of everything. It's just easier/has more options. But yeah, 80% of America lives in city districts, mostly because of job opportunities (specifically, the type of jobs in rural areas are not only limited, they're diminishing on the whole).

Why aren't you a fan of the AFL?

Ghost1 10-03-2014 11:24 PM

This shit is moronic

Cool bruh....u like earth. Its super beautiful. Grate. Loser


Why do sum people like choclate an sum like vanilla??

Its cute how u lead the reader towards ur personal oppinion...an yet try to maintain that this is solely a biased question up for intelligent discussion.

Ur literally asking why people d9nt think like you

I cant even detail in words how fucking stupid this thread is in a way that would do ur simple minded perspectives justice.

Uve already barred out the obvious....jobs...convenience....family...obligati on...etc....so now u ARE ASKING US WHY PEOPLE HAVE PARTICULAR PREFERENCES IN L8VING ENVIRONMENT

WHY DOES JOHN LIKE BOOBERRY INSTEAD OF COUNT CHOCULA U FUCKING ABOROGINEE

And then finally....uve swayed the reader to belive that SOMEHOW in this absurdly idiotic universe that entertained this train kf thought.....the country of inhabitants is relevant....cuz all merkans live in duh big citee killing mother nature w cheezeburgers ....rest of the world lives in gods paradise galloping around on clouds appreciating trees an.....yea....o dont even care ne more either.

QUITE THE EPIPHANY HERE THO MOTHER GAEIA HAS A TREE BONER FOR U TO SUCK ON CAPTAIN FAGIT.

Stupid fukin toddler brain

YDK 10-04-2014 01:00 AM

I live right in between the "city" and "country" an love it tbh. Plenty of restaurants and stores for anything I need or want an plenty of scenery if I just wanna go for a cruise or take the kids to the park. I couldn't live in the middle of a city I enjoy having open space and yards too much. Its nice being ably to always meet new ppl an shit yet still being able to recognize a lot of ppl too. I like the mix, all country is too boring and all city there's no personal touch or feel to it.
just my 2 cents

Split 10-04-2014 01:03 AM

"Man i wish I lived out in the country in a nice small town"- everyone who has never lived in a small town

big baby 10-04-2014 01:08 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Diode (Post 412744)
i was originally going to post that but then decided to take the direct route.

it scares me when we think alike.

stop it.

u werent. certain just one upped u here bucko sory muscles u still very strong and do stock atleast??

oats 10-04-2014 01:08 AM

I grew up in a small town, but it was only a 30-40 minute drive to the metropolitan area of the island.

big baby 10-04-2014 01:15 AM

bb owns manhattan. i own three sports bars. 3 tonka dealerships, a prestigious barbershop, a modeling agency, strip club, and 6 5 star hotels so wen i grew up it wuz really kewl

i attended many meetings late night in the city and appreciated many thingies
i could always just go 2 da late night bars i own and have a drink
mohican style bb shades on mustachio looking out to da poor ppl like nycspitz and laughing and spiting on them from empire state building

dead man 10-04-2014 01:18 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Split (Post 413273)
"Man i wish I lived out in the country in a nice small town"- everyone who has never lived in a small town

lol i have said this and regretted it after spending time in rural places

the country disorients me idk. seeing stars in the sky is nice. driving 20 minutes to buy cigarettes and beef jerky at 2am is not

small towns like where everybody knows everybody? sounds like high school but in life, no thanks

Masaii 10-04-2014 01:48 AM

do people actually read bags posts anymore? Keep typing walls, ill keep scrolling.
@oats @YDK

40 mins out of city sounds nice, can you see the stars in the sky or is it still polluted by light?

and oats not a fan of the afl, theyre great athletes but I just dont enjoy watching it, its really boring for me and the tackling isnt to hurt its more strategic, swinging them around etc.....just not a fan :/

oats 10-04-2014 01:50 AM

zero pollution, a clear sky and you can see it all. Honolulu isn't a major pollutant type of city, and most of it is blown across the ocean eventually. No noise or light pollution cuz I'm separated by a big mountain range.


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