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post 1558152971 08-06-2018, 08:24 PM
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Originally Posted By Nastradoomus
TBH if you never grew up and were raised in LA then you understanding it is foreign. You gotta live it and be born in it to actually understand why it's the goat of all places to live. 90's early - 2000's in LA = Extremely LIT nigkas will never understand it and it's like it's in you to be a gangbanger or else you do other like school or something but it's gotta be legit and respected iv'e lost so many homies to gun crimes in LA.
don't think many people would consider a place where you can be expected to have many of your bros gunned down as "goat"
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post 1558152981 08-06-2018, 08:24 PM
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^^^ LA has fantastic outdoors nearby- Three mountain ranges, several different deserts, 600ft sand dunes, two different 10,000ft mountains, lots of good surfing, and what I consider the best mountain roads in the country (for road biking, motorcycling and driving) up in the San Antonio mountains.

It's a fantastic area; I wish it just wasn't so expensive. I was looking at houses in Santa Monica when I lived there and it was even pricier than SF. WTF?
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Originally Posted By Dav831
brb $2000+ for a 1 bedroom apt.
This is a bit of an exaggeration. But I guess it depends on where you want to live. In Seal beach (the area i'm looking at) i'm finding 2 bed apartments for $1800, (and I only want 1 bed) but you're also less than 30 min from the ocean. As long as you're not working minimum wage or an entry level job, that is manageable.

For me going to California isn't traveling to some destination, its "going back home" to where all my friends and family are and because I was born and raised there the cost of living really isn't a "sticker shock" to me as oppose to someone who has lived in middle america their whole life, so I can justify the price.
post 1558153241 08-06-2018, 08:27 PM
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Originally Posted By Maestro
This is a bit of an exaggeration. But I guess it depends on where you want to live. In Seal beach (the area i'm looking at) i'm finding 2 bed apartments for $1800, (and I only want 1 bed) but you're less than 30 min from the ocean. As long as you're not working minimum wage or an entry level job, that is manageable.

For me going to California isn't traveling to some destination, its "going back home" to where all my friends and family are so I can justify the price
Thats true i was stuck in L.A on my way to Mexico this year for like 5 hours, maybe thats why i hate L.A
post 1558153731 08-06-2018, 08:36 PM
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Moving from LA is my biggest regret.

Finding a way to move back as we speak. I pray my online business makes it ;-(
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post 1558154021 08-06-2018, 08:44 PM
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OP is a cement jungle coper who never asked the MISC chit about LA and is now justifying his visit to that polluted, overpopulated, Hell hole. "Architecture", lul, did you visit there from Nebraska?
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post 1558154151 08-06-2018, 08:45 PM
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Originally Posted By xbluexhawkx
- absolutely beautiful
- hbb’s everywhere
- food is hnnng
- architecture
- laid back af


Just lol @ you guys srs
Did you know anybody before moving there?
Planning to make the move end of next year
post 1558154681 08-06-2018, 08:55 PM
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Originally Posted By VTheKing
don't think many people would consider a place where you can be expected to have many of your bros gunned down as "goat"
well it comes with the territorial experience. the suburb life is still highly random violence driven in LA. You can literally get that work anywhere if you're out of line or wearing wrong colors. see, you guys want to live out in cali because of it's good but you gotta accept the bad which came / comes with it. you will never know what it's like to grow up in LA in 1992 where riots where amongst compton streets or crenshaw district where you had gangbangers shooting at crips n bloods.

this is what i remember vividly and i lived in a good area in the suburbs of LA. crips n bloods where something unavoidable even in malibu, back then in 1992 if you were flamed up on some blood chit you got what you got coming to you. period. suge knight dated my aunt and used to come over my house in 92'. we knew tupac, janet jackson, megan good, etc..all that chit. like I'm FROM LA and it's a huge difference then just moving out here from arizona or some chit.
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post 1558154811 08-06-2018, 08:57 PM
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I'm moving from LA and am thinking I made a mistake. But I'll reevaluate in a year and see if I want to move back to LA, or go to SF, OC, or San Diego.
post 1558155211 08-06-2018, 09:05 PM
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Originally Posted By ajctennis
I'm moving from LA and am thinking I made a mistake. But I'll reevaluate in a year and see if I want to move back to LA, or go to SF, OC, or San Diego.
I did that for some time and definitely appreciated it TONS more when I was away from LA.
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Originally Posted By AgRyan
If you get bored in Huntington I don't even.... night life is 10/10 for a beach city, good restaraunts, the mother fukin beach, lots of city parks, events, nice movie theater shopping center for high school kids, 30 minutes from some great hikes and other outdoor stuff, about an hour from the mountains.

Newport people are just a little wealthier and so you get a different crowd, still fun though and plenty of people come into Newport so it's not really as much of an issue with the night life, just prepare to be cucked by dudes who make high end 6 figures stealing girls at the bars and taking them to their beach house in their lambo.

Never met anyone from those bands, don't know who they are anyways. Dennis Rodman is around a lot. Random reality TV people and B-C listers are fairly common. Kobe goes to Chronic Tacos a lot in Newport.
was just at the beach watching the Surfing US Open yesterday. LMAO if anyone gets bored over there.
post 1558155331 08-06-2018, 09:07 PM
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Originally Posted By Nastradoomus
back then in 1992 if you were flamed up on some blood chit you got what you got coming to you. period.
how can you possibly take pride in justifying killing on the basis of artificial tribes? it's just the modern equivalent of tribes bleating at each across the savanna 50,000 years ago.

humans are different than animals because of our ability to make nature wield to us. we have learned how to rise above tribal bullchit and live with ethical standards to help us achieve more as a community. why are you proud of reverting back to our animalistic nature?
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la is for young people old bald neckbeards obviously wouldnt like it there
post 1558155871 08-06-2018, 09:16 PM
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Have fun with standstill traffic of peace.
post 1558156041 08-06-2018, 09:21 PM
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Originally Posted By blackout3
how can you possibly take pride in justifying killing on the basis of artificial tribes? it's just the modern equivalent of tribes bleating at each across the savanna 50,000 years ago.

humans are different than animals because of our ability to make nature wield to us. we have learned how to rise above tribal bullchit and live with ethical standards to help us achieve more as a community. why are you proud of reverting back to our animalistic nature?
i'm in no way skeptically prideful in mass incarceration or homicidal tendency. I'm just pointing out the fact that it's not really 100% good anywhere in the US. So while most of those criminally infested neighborhoods were a direct causation of drugs planted and funded by Nicaraguan wars its safe to say it was a lifestyle impended by the government anyways. Take it or leave it and while most want to live out in Cali for it's glamorous lifestyle it comes with a price to accept. That's all I'm saying, it's a decent place to live with a lot to do in one day but you can get caught slipping if your awareness isn't together like most places, but in LA it's maximum. Because you got hungry people all around you that are filled with envy in which LA is notorious. It's a lifestyle at the end of the day.
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Originally Posted By Suqat
Also, "architecture" in LA is rows of apartments in ghetto areas, unless you are a millionaire. The actual downtown is arguably the worst area of the city too. Testifier can confirm. Waterfront/Beverly hills areas are the good areas.
Case Study houses?
Frank Lloyd Wright?
Ghery?
Lautner?
Mid century everything?

For residential housing, there is a massive variety of buildings by some of the best architects in the world.
post 1558157191 08-06-2018, 09:44 PM
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Originally Posted By xbluexhawkx
- absolutely beautiful
- hbb’s everywhere
- food is hnnng
- architecture
- laid back af


Just lol @ you guys srs
lol architecture?

what was vancouver canada.... brb canada brb everything

los angeles is fcking nasty with the smog pollution, ghetto ass hoods, homeless etc.


fcking poverty los angeles LMAO , here are pics of lovely vancouver Canada boyo






post 1558157271 08-06-2018, 09:45 PM
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Just got back from a long weekend in Hermosa Beach (right next door to Manhattan Beach).

The complaints are real:
Traffic Sucks
Cost of Living is uber high

However, GOAT area for:
HBB's
Laid back vibe

If you could live and work in that little community, there would be no better place. However, that's not likely as homes are $2 million for a 1,000 sq. ft. place. And, not sure what profession could support that life style that's in the area.
You don't have to be great to start, but you have to start to be great.
post 1558157341 08-06-2018, 09:47 PM
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and you want to see architecture ?? look at vancouver canada pricing and style, average is $5 million CAD for a normal house ($3,800,000 USD)

https://sothebysrealty.ca/en/search-...2/status-sales

https://sothebysrealty.ca/en/search-...s-sales/page-2
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Originally Posted By benyu
lol architecture?

what was vancouver canada.... brb canada brb everything

los angeles is fcking nasty with the smog pollution, ghetto ass hoods, homeless etc.


fcking poverty los angeles LMAO , here are pics of lovely vancouver Canada boyo






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sorry benyu but vancouver has some real conformist architecture, brb identical glass/concrete towers and blocky homes = lovely?







above three pics is like half the housing stock there
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canada has horrible art
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Originally Posted By underground21
- homeless everywhere
- wanna be rappers/actors/models everywhere DESPERATE for you to listen to their 30 second pitch
- more homeless
- dirty beach full of dirty people
- snobby rich
- LOL @ 2.5 hrs to go 3 miles on the interstate
- brb kardashian mentality birth place

would secede/10


no thanks goku im sweat on namek with monica
sounds like you made it to the venice boardwalk and called it a day
big mistake, flyoverstani
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Originally Posted By malakas1
canada has horrible art
canadian museums can literally double as condemned warehouses...equally empty and boring

each 'exhibit' is spaced extra far apart for no particular reason
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Originally Posted By blackout3
it's almost like some people are content being able to have their own space, easily visit nature, walk to work in 5 minutes passing people you know and who care about you, and don't need to be crammed in a dirty urban space full of narcissistic socialites 'working' their asses off to acquire material bullchit in order to find external validation from the vapid community they inhabit.
wew lad repped
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Originally Posted By benyu
lol architecture?

what was vancouver canada.... brb canada brb everything

los angeles is fcking nasty with the smog pollution, ghetto ass hoods, homeless etc.


fcking poverty los angeles LMAO , here are pics of lovely vancouver Canada boyo






You forgot the most important picture of Vancouver brah:

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San Diego is prime

LA? Maybe certain parts lol
300 Tinder matches and jadedfaded still the most beautiful thing iv ever seen
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LA is supposed to be the city of epic traffic congestion.
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Originally Posted By Suqat
And 0 chance to live in one.
noones denying that Europe doesn't have the entire world beat in terms of architecture, but compared to the rest of the US, Los Angeles is pretty high on the list of cities to want to live in if you're a connoisseur of architecture.
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Originally Posted By Suqat
And 0 chance to live in one.
And what famous buildings can I live in in Paris or London or Tokyo for cheap?
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