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Anonymous ID:EXyktZZm Sat 24 Feb 2018 14:31:41 No.4190539 View View Reply Original Report

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Hey Americanon, how are you? I hope you are doing well.

What is it like living where you live? Is the rest of your state like that?

What is the soccer/basketball American problem like in your area?

What is the state of /out/ activities in your area?

How are the gun laws in your area? Do you own guns?

Do you like living where you live? If not, where would you like to move?

Anonymous

Anonymous ID:dTWygdJh Sat 24 Feb 2018 14:32:20 No.4190544 Report

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>>4190539
Great thread

Anonymous

Anonymous ID:pcrcZQ9k Sat 24 Feb 2018 14:34:23 No.4190552 Report

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>>4190539
TLDR

Anonymous

Anonymous ID:jEBqgVUt Sat 24 Feb 2018 14:50:23 No.4190615 Report

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>>4190539
State = Massachusetts
>What is it like living where you live? Is the rest of your state like that?
Pretty good part of the country except for the goddamn snow, massive pain in the ass to shovel it, the whole state is like that, also its pretty expensive to live here even in rural areas
>What is the soccer/basketball American problem like in your area?
Almost non-existent, I rarely ever see 'em, you'll only see big amounts in Worcestershire or Boston
>What is the state of /out/ activities in your area?
Fishing and hiking and some lobster trapping, hunting is also hunting is also common but it's a pain in the lisence
>How are the gun laws in your area? Do you own guns?
Tightest in the country, I don't own guns because its a pain in the ass to do so
>Do you like living where you live? If not, where would you like to move?
Yeah it's pretty nice I'd stay, temperate and peaceful is the best way I can describe it

Anonymous

Anonymous ID:xfkIK0b9 Sat 24 Feb 2018 15:05:00 No.4190713 Report

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>>4190539
>Hey Americanon, how are you? I hope you are doing well.
Thank you, kind Britbong.

>What is it like living where you live? Is the rest of your state like that?
A beautiful landscape of gently rolling hills and colonial farmhouses. Further west are the mountains, and west of that are midwestern plains.

>What is the soccer/basketball American problem like in your area?
They inhabit cities and little else. Philadelphia actually has a sizeable white population compared to other cities. I wish we could move all of North Philadelphia into Camden instead.
West Philadelphia blacks are usually better than the North blacks, but further west you get problems. We can move all of Chester to Camden as well. It's sad to see a nice town turn to shit because of the people living there.

>What is the state of /out/ activities in your area?
In my area? Hiking, rowing, shooting, anything really. There is some skiing, but you'll want to go an hour or so towards the mountains to get better slopes.

>How are the gun laws in your area? Do you own guns?
We have castle doctrine and stand your ground. There's a gun club five minutes away.
I don't have any guns.

>Do you like living where you live? If not, where would you like to move?
I wouldn't live anywhere else. Old farms, stone walls, graceful sloping hills, cute colonial towncenters, stone churches. Nothing better.

Anonymous

Anonymous ID:jEBqgVUt Sat 24 Feb 2018 15:12:45 No.4190746 Report

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>>4190615
>hunting is also hunting is also common but it's a pain in the license
good lord, excuse my autism I meant to say hunting is also common but it's a pain in the ass with all the licences

Anonymous

Anonymous ID:EXyktZZm Sat 24 Feb 2018 15:21:52 No.4190771 Report

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>>4190615
That sounds pretty nice desu, except the snow. Snow is nice for a few days but it sucks after a while

>>4190713
This sounds a lot like where I live in the UK plus guns, skiing and city negros

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Anonymous ID:X2HUsO5P Sat 24 Feb 2018 15:24:54 No.4190796 Report

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Hey Americanon, how are you? I hope you are doing well.
I'm doin good. Thanks.
What is it like living where you live? Is the rest of your state like that?
I live in South-Eastern Tennessee, Which is known for its mountains and hills. It's a beautiful place really, lots of wildlife like foxes and deer. Lots of nice tall oaks. The mountains are especially nice, nice and snowy in the winter and cool in the summer, plus beautiful view. We also have a lot of huge lakes, so it's great for fishing. The rest of my state is not like this, though. Only eastern Tennessee is. The rest of Tennessee is either farmland or huge forests.
What is the soccer/basketball American problem like in your area?
Not bad. No one fights over it.
What is the state of /out/ activities in your area?
Bike riding, camping in the forests, fishing in our lakes, sports (Baseball is big here), skateboarding, and tennis.
How are the gun laws in your area? Do you own guns?
Very easy to get a gun here, not that strict. And I don't own any guns, the crime rate here is very low, so there is no reason to worry.
Do you like living where you live? If not, where would you like to move?
I love where I live, I think it's a beautiful place, and people should at least experience that Appalachian experience once. If I could live anywhere else, It'd probably be Munich. Very nice city, I've heard.
Pic Related is my home town where I live, Cleveland Tennessee.

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Anonymous ID:X2HUsO5P Sat 24 Feb 2018 15:26:00 No.4190808 Report

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>Hey Americanon, how are you? I hope you are doing well.
I'm doin good. Thanks.
>What is it like living where you live? Is the rest of your state like that?
I live in South-Eastern Tennessee, Which is known for its mountains and hills. It's a beautiful place really, lots of wildlife like foxes and deer. Lots of nice tall oaks. The mountains are especially nice, nice and snowy in the winter and cool in the summer, plus beautiful view. We also have a lot of huge lakes, so it's great for fishing. The rest of my state is not like this, though. Only eastern Tennessee is. The rest of Tennessee is either farmland or huge forests.
>What is the soccer/basketball American problem like in your area?
Not bad. No one fights over it.
>What is the state of /out/ activities in your area?
Bike riding, camping in the forests, fishing in our lakes, sports (Baseball is big here), skateboarding, and tennis.
>How are the gun laws in your area? Do you own guns?
Very easy to get a gun here, not that strict. And I don't own any guns, the crime rate here is very low, so there is no reason to worry.
>Do you like living where you live? If not, where would you like to move?
I love where I live, I think it's a beautiful place, and people should at least experience that Appalachian experience once. If I could live anywhere else, It'd probably be Munich. Very nice city, I've heard.
Pic Related is my home town where I live, Cleveland Tennessee.
Fixed

Anonymous

Anonymous ID:EXyktZZm Sat 24 Feb 2018 15:32:18 No.4190835 Report

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>>4190808
I think you should buy a gun for insurance purposes. Not daily protection, but in case of SHTF scenarios. Just one gun, even a double-barrel, would completely change your position in such a scenario, but you-do-you I guess anon

Appalachian area looks great though, is it humid down there? I've also heard stories about "trail towns", are they valid?

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friendship simulator !!vu9o3rxsmeP ID:Vh2H/HJr Sat 24 Feb 2018 15:41:00 No.4190891 Report

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>>4190539
I live in Alabama. It sucks.
The basketball Americans are mostly contained to thier part of town.
I used to live in the mountains of North Carolina so I find the lack of /out/ activities maddening.
I haven't tried to purchase a gun here yet, but if I wanted a gun I would just drive down to Florida apparently they just Chuck guns at anyone who walks in the door.
I rate Alabama 3/10.

Anonymous

Anonymous ID:tG5RwhH6 Sat 24 Feb 2018 15:49:18 No.4190956 Report

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>>4190835
I live in Missouri and that's what my friend told me too. I don't really like using them because I'm a poor as fuck aim, but I suppose it's better to have that than relying on my knife or some other blunt object, even though I always feel like I have a lot more control with weapons that aren't firearms

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Anonymous ID:1QaCxqiQ Sat 24 Feb 2018 15:53:53 No.4190975 Report

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>>4190539
guess I'll play

>Hey Americanon, how are you? I hope you are doing well.
I'm decent today, drank a bit last night so I have somewhat of a hangover, but it's starting to fade at least.

>What is it like living where you live? Is the rest of your state like that?
I live in Long Island, NY. It's basically a large, neverending suburb. There aren't any cities in the region in the traditional sense (ie: no skyscrapers or whatever) but where I live is about an hour from NYC. The rest of the state is not like this really, upstate NY has large stretches of nothing.

>What is the soccer/basketball American problem like in your area?
For soccer we have the NY red bulls. They're named after the damn soda who is their main sponsor I guess. I don't know anything about them and for the most part most americans don't follow soccer as far as I know. For basketball we have the NY knicks, they can be an exciting team but I believe they've never won a championship.

>What is the state of /out/ activities in your area?
Kayaking in the Long Island sound, there are also great beaches on the south shore.

>How are the gun laws in your area? Do you own guns?
I don't own guns. I believe the laws are fairly strict here compared to other parts of the country.

>Do you like living where you live? If not, where would you like to move?
I have a love/hate relationship with it. It can be comfy but it's extremely expensive to buy a house. If I had to move and had my pick I'd go directly to Portland, Oregon (my favorite city in the US, been there 4 times) but various factors keep me in the Northeast. I've been looking for a job in Connecticut, where I lived for about 2 years back in 2011 or so.

Anonymous

Anonymous ID:f0z8gEUJ Sat 24 Feb 2018 16:11:27 No.4191135 Report

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>>4190808
I have family in Chattanooga. Looks like South-Eastern Tennessee is a nice place to live. Cheers!

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Duke Fucking Nukem !DUNLbSSeiQ ID:avnHHF7E Sat 24 Feb 2018 16:39:47 No.4191276 Report

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Hey Americanon, how are you? I hope you are doing well.

What is it like living where you live? Is the rest of your state like that?
Comfy small town near the coast. My state has 3 very different areas so some is.

What is the soccer/basketball American problem like in your area?
Depends. Whites are a minority by 1 percent, but if you avoid the hood it's still nice.

What is the state of /out/ activities in your area?
Decent. My town is 10k, but i live 20 mins from a 50k city and only an hour from the state captial. So it's pretty good actually.

How are the gun laws in your area? Do you own guns?
Not sure, but I own a few.

Do you like living where you live? If not, where would you like to move?
I like it here but I was considering a move to Manteo, NC.

Floridian

Floridian ID:knsyncSS Sat 24 Feb 2018 16:45:33 No.4191302 Report

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>>4190539
I'll bite. I live in central Florida and it sucks. I was born and raised in Tampa and that also sucked. It's about 84 degrees F outside IN THE MIDDLE OF FEBUARY.

Anonymous

Anonymous ID:Zh1a/SZK Sat 24 Feb 2018 16:55:08 No.4191366 Report

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>>4190539
>What is it like living where you live? Is the rest of your state like that?
its gray, crowded, and expensive. No, the eastern part of the state has 4 seasons, and is mostly rural.
>What is the soccer/basketball American problem like in your area?
we dont have a basketball team anymore, mls team was champions 2 years ago(?) but recently lost to a club team from el salvador so theyre shit.
>What is the state of /out/ activities in your area?
decent, but things are a lot more crowded than they used to be.
>How are the gun laws in your area? Do you own guns?
decent, but its changing because of the state attorney. No.
>Do you like living where you live? If not, where would you like to move?
No. Literally anywhere else, we have the highest increase of cost of living over the past few years, and one of the worst homeless populations.

God

God ID:NURNfRsr Sat 24 Feb 2018 17:03:33 No.4191410 Report

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>Hey Americanon, how are you? I hope you are doing well.
I’m alright, it’s a weekend so nice.
>What’s it like living where you live? Is the rest of the State like it?
I live in Northeast Ohio, About 40 miles from Cleveland. It’s alright. The rest of the State isn’t either cities, historic towns, of Farmland and hills
>What is the Soccer/Basketball American problem like in your Area.
We have the Cavaliers, which are known cause Lebron James. We also have the Indians which are known because of their logo.
What is the state of /out/ activities in your area?
Camping, Swimming in Lake Erie, Hiking, lots of good stuff.
>How are the gun laws in your area? Do you own Guns? I don’t know what the gun laws are in my area but my dad owns a pistol
> Do you love liking where you live? If not, Where would you like to move?
It’s alright. I love my home state a lot but someday I would like to move To Florida, the weather here is too unpredictable.

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!NIGGAk/.aI ID:hb48IPN/ Sat 24 Feb 2018 17:30:44 No.4191565 Report

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>>4190615
The northern coastal regions seem to be the best part of the US

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Anonymous ID:UUjUjQHM Sat 24 Feb 2018 19:30:17 No.4192616 Report

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>>4190975
i pray that you dont live in suffolk county

Anonymous

Anonymous ID:1QaCxqiQ Sat 24 Feb 2018 19:40:36 No.4192771 Report

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>>4192616
I do :(

Anonymous

Anonymous ID:3MLpllzA Sat 24 Feb 2018 19:43:41 No.4192999 Report

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>>4191565
>>4190539
EAT A DICK

Anonymous

Anonymous ID:USh+JFWd Sat 24 Feb 2018 19:44:15 No.4193006 Report

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is a brit being nice to us?

Anonymous

Anonymous ID:USh+JFWd Sat 24 Feb 2018 19:45:13 No.4193017 Report

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or is he looking for dirt to shit on us later!?

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I live in Connecticut. Where I live is woodsy near a city. There are some cities, suburb towns and quiet woodsy/farm towns. There's a good amount of nogs here but not in my town. They're mostly confined to the shitty cities. There's a long of parks and places to walk trails and stuff. "Beaches" if near Long island sound. Connecticut is a blue state so theyre dicks about guns but plenty of people,including me, have guns. I like Connecticut but I want more space; I'd probably move to Vermont of Western Massachusetts.

Anonymous

Anonymous ID:tdEgfN8M Sat 24 Feb 2018 19:47:55 No.4193047 Report

Quoted By: >>4193128 >>4193144

>>4190539
>What is it like living where you live? Is the rest of your state like that?
Living in Long Island is pretty alright. Good food, nothing is too far away, etc. The only part of New York that's similar is the (((City))) and Westchester, the rest is typical rural America.
>What is the soccer/basketball American problem like in your area?
Communities in America are usually willfully segregated, even in the big cities. So whites have their towns, blacks have theirs, Mexicans have theirs, etc. Mexicans are typically a lot more friendly to white people than black people though, since some are European enough to pass for white people.
>What is the state of /out/ activities in your area?
You name it, New York has got it. Hiking, kayaking, canoeing, etc.
>How are the gun laws in your area? Do you own guns?
I live in New York, that should answer the question.
>Do you like living where you live? If not, where would you like to move?
I enjoy Long Island and I'd live here in the future if I could afford it. If I had to move anywhere, I'd probably move out to California, preferably to the country where the state is still Republican, cause I can't deal with Calitards.

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Anonymous ID:pmb+ev3j Sat 24 Feb 2018 19:54:21 No.4193095 Report

Quoted By: >>4193118 >>4193137

>>4190539
>country=PENNSYLVANIA

1. I see many ebin Pennsylvanians
2. Nonexistent because we gas the fuckers like real Pennsylvanians
3. top notch because we have T-I-G-E-R-S
4. toddlers can own guns which is amazing
5. YES

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Anonymous ID:3MLpllzA Sat 24 Feb 2018 19:57:25 No.4193118 Report

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>>4193095
This man knows what he's talking about

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>>4193047
So this is what that long thing on the horizon is

SAGE

SAGE ID:HETsOzni Sat 24 Feb 2018 19:59:59 No.4193136 Report

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>>4190539
KILL YOURSELF YOU CAN'T COME OVER MUHAMMED

Anonymous

Anonymous ID:HETsOzni Sat 24 Feb 2018 20:00:46 No.4193137 Report

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>>4193095
PA is cucked af
not sure what part you're in but we're swamped with mexicans and ricans where i'm at

Anonymous

Anonymous ID:1QaCxqiQ Sat 24 Feb 2018 20:01:56 No.4193144 Report

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>>4193047
hey LI-bro.
Hit the nutty irishman lately?

Anonymous

Anonymous ID:pmb+ev3j Sat 24 Feb 2018 20:02:39 No.4193149 Report

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>>4193137
I don't see any beaners besides my puerto rican friend

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Anonymous ID:iG9S32qC Sat 24 Feb 2018 20:07:12 No.4193177 Report

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Rhode Island

>Hey Americanon, how are you? I hope you are doing well.
Thank you. I'm doing pretty well.
>What is it like living where you live? Is the rest of your state like that?
It's calm, almost too calm. I live in a fairly wealthy, boring part. However, to the immediate south is very vibrant, and the north is pretty interesting too. To the east is Massachusetts, to the west is a fairly bland small city or two and then to the far west are some rural towns.
>What is the soccer/basketball American problem like in your area?
There are some in the cities, but not many aside from them.
>What is the state of /out/ activities in your area?
A lot in western Rhode Island and on Aquidneck Island in the southeast. Some scattered throughout the rest.
>How are the gun laws in your area? Do you own guns?
I don't know too much about it. I don't, but I would like to at some point.
>Do you like living where you live? If not, where would you like to move?
Yes, I love it here. If anyone wants a greentext summary of Rhode Island history, let me know and I'll post it. I made one for /his/ several weeks back.

Anonymous

Anonymous ID:tdEgfN8M Sat 24 Feb 2018 20:22:56 No.4193319 Report

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>>4193144
Farmingdale is a little too close to Suffolk for my tastes.

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