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Why do l still live in Vegas?
11-08-2020, 01:16 PM
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Why do l still live in Vegas?
Brb no scenery in the city
Brb known for degenmaxxing partying/drinking/etc
Brb blistering heat for 3 months2 weeks of perfect 60-75 degree weatherthen cold and rain.
Brb working all over the city I’ve seen how much crime is rampant here.
The only real reason I still am here is the cost of living, my family, and my job/mortgage
Brb known for degenmaxxing partying/drinking/etc
Brb blistering heat for 3 months2 weeks of perfect 60-75 degree weatherthen cold and rain.
Brb working all over the city I’ve seen how much crime is rampant here.
The only real reason I still am here is the cost of living, my family, and my job/mortgage
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11-08-2020, 01:18 PM
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You answered your own question.
It ain't much better anywhere else guy. Home is where the heart is.
It ain't much better anywhere else guy. Home is where the heart is.
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11-08-2020, 01:21 PM
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It doesn't really get that cold like the east coast/midwest and it's a ****ing desert so it doesn't rain much either. I lived in phoenix before so it's similar. I agree with the bland topography/scenery tho.
11-08-2020, 01:34 PM
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I'm here for the degenmaxxxing. I have no idea why someone who doesn't drink or gamble would stay, maybe you are torturing yourself?
11-08-2020, 01:38 PM
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what happens there stays there
Originally Posted By CherryPopinski⏩
uh maybe this is cuz your work is being a copBrb working all over the city I’ve seen how much crime is rampant here.
11-08-2020, 01:40 PM
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Originally Posted By CherryPopinski⏩
If you have a house, you are kind stuck.Brb No scenery in the city
Brb known for degenmaxxing partying/drinking/etc
Brb blistering heat for 3 months2 weeks of perfect 60-75 degree weatherthen cold and rain.
Brb working all over the city I’ve seen how much crime is rampant here.
The only real reason I still am here is the cost of living, my family, and my job/mortgage
Brb known for degenmaxxing partying/drinking/etc
Brb blistering heat for 3 months2 weeks of perfect 60-75 degree weatherthen cold and rain.
Brb working all over the city I’ve seen how much crime is rampant here.
The only real reason I still am here is the cost of living, my family, and my job/mortgage
I lived in Denver Co for a few years and military dudes at the gym would tell me about going to Vegas. The one guy as like, I spent 5k on alcohol and it was awesome.
I could not understand the mindset of what type of action. For just the price of drinks you could tour the world and have massive luxury.
As a side note, many people in Denver would smoke weed, ski, blow their ACL out and have to get operations. I started saying to people, hey, maybe don't go skiing and need operations after, what do you think?
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Originally Posted By CherryPopinski⏩
Las Vegas - that’s where you want to be. Swimming pools, movie stars, dykes, *******s, pimps, hookers, mass murderers, drug addicts, alcoholics, degenerate gamblers. Great place to bring up a family, huh?Brb No scenery in the city
Brb known for degenmaxxing partying/drinking/etc
Brb blistering heat for 3 months2 weeks of perfect 60-75 degree weatherthen cold and rain.
Brb working all over the city I’ve seen how much crime is rampant here.
The only real reason I still am here is the cost of living, my family, and my job/mortgage
Brb known for degenmaxxing partying/drinking/etc
Brb blistering heat for 3 months2 weeks of perfect 60-75 degree weatherthen cold and rain.
Brb working all over the city I’ve seen how much crime is rampant here.
The only real reason I still am here is the cost of living, my family, and my job/mortgage
11-08-2020, 02:25 PM
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Originally Posted By SuperHercules⏩
Cirque du Soleil is bankrupt.It's definitely a poverty city to live in
Also poverty to visit aside from shows and casinos
Also poverty to visit aside from shows and casinos
I liked living there before Covid and Fauci raped the city to death. Most cities are overrated tbh. If your family is there that's a really good reason to stay. Especially with all this bull**** we're dealing with.
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11-08-2020, 02:27 PM
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We all know the real reason boyo.
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11-08-2020, 02:29 PM
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Originally Posted By MustardTiger17⏩
ugh years back i had a corporate trip to Vegas and they made us all go to Cirque du Soleil "O". OMG it was awful. the first 15 minutes was interesting but then it just dragged on and on and on. i was dying. i couldn't wait for it to end so i could go back to the bar and talk to girls. never again.Cirque du Soleil is bankrupt.
I liked living there before Covid and Fauci raped the city to death. Most cities are overrated tbh. If your family is there that's a really good reason to stay. Especially with all this bull**** we're dealing with.
I liked living there before Covid and Fauci raped the city to death. Most cities are overrated tbh. If your family is there that's a really good reason to stay. Especially with all this bull**** we're dealing with.
11-08-2020, 02:30 PM
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Is it still a hot spot for the criminal underworld? Do the city's problems still get buried in the desert?
11-08-2020, 03:14 PM
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Originally Posted By jackamo2887⏩
Yea I was born and lived a small portion of my childhood in California but I’ve practically lived in Vegas my whole life. I know this city like the back of my hand srsYou answered your own question.
It ain't much better anywhere else guy. Home is where the heart is.
It ain't much better anywhere else guy. Home is where the heart is.
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11-08-2020, 04:18 PM
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Originally Posted By CherryPopinski⏩
Bro rubyharo is looking hnnng in her avi pic, can you go back to smashing that?Yea I was born and lived a small portion of my childhood in California but I’ve practically lived in Vegas my whole life. I know this city like the back of my hand srs
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11-08-2020, 04:19 PM
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Originally Posted By CherryPopinski⏩
Try and embrace it more. Vegas isn't all sin and ****ery. World class restaurants, world class shows, great hiking nearby. I've heard Lake Tahoe is cool.Yea I was born and lived a small portion of my childhood in California but I’ve practically lived in Vegas my whole life. I know this city like the back of my hand srs
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11-08-2020, 04:23 PM
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I also live in Vegas just on the edge with Henderson.
Here is why I love about Vegas:
1) Good weather almost year round. Yes it gets phucking hot in the summer but you adjust to it for the most part. I am good up to 105 degrees now. It's mostly sunny here year round and we rarely worry about snow. It doesn't rain that much here.
2) Cheap cost of living. Wife and I bought our house for $250K
3) Lots of stuff to do (good restaurants, sports, concerts, festivals)
4) A lot of other destinations are within 4 hour drive
5) Proximity to some interesting nearby outdoor stuff (Mt Charleston only 40 mins away, Lake Mead 20 mins depending where you live, Red Rock 20 mins).
Here is why I love about Vegas:
1) Good weather almost year round. Yes it gets phucking hot in the summer but you adjust to it for the most part. I am good up to 105 degrees now. It's mostly sunny here year round and we rarely worry about snow. It doesn't rain that much here.
2) Cheap cost of living. Wife and I bought our house for $250K
3) Lots of stuff to do (good restaurants, sports, concerts, festivals)
4) A lot of other destinations are within 4 hour drive
5) Proximity to some interesting nearby outdoor stuff (Mt Charleston only 40 mins away, Lake Mead 20 mins depending where you live, Red Rock 20 mins).
11-08-2020, 04:23 PM
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Originally Posted By janglingjack⏩
She has a new BFBro rubyharo is looking hnnng in her avi pic, can you go back to smashing that?
No man has the right to be an amateur in the matter of physical training. It is a shame for a man to grow old without seeing the beauty and strength of which his body is capable.
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11-08-2020, 04:24 PM
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Originally Posted By CherryPopinski⏩
What's the best buffet (pre-covid)?Yea I was born and lived a small portion of my childhood in California but I’ve practically lived in Vegas my whole life. I know this city like the back of my hand srs
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Originally Posted By jackamo2887⏩
What do you recommend RN with the all the Covid phuckery despite living here I hardly leave the house cause most things don’t appeal to me.Try and embrace it more. Vegas isn't all sin and ****ery. World class restaurants, world class shows, great hiking nearby. I've heard Lake Tahoe is cool.
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Originally Posted By SuperHercules⏩
but who was food and pools/slooty women "What happens in vegas stays in vegas"It's definitely a poverty city to live in
Also poverty to visit aside from shows and casinos
Also poverty to visit aside from shows and casinos
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Originally Posted By CherryPopinski⏩
move to Atlanta?What do you recommend RN with the all the Covid phuckery despite living here I hardly leave the house cause most things don’t appeal to me.
11-08-2020, 04:39 PM
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Originally Posted By wampa⏩
Aliante in North Las Vegas wasn’t too bad.What's the best buffet (pre-covid)?
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Originally Posted By janglingjack⏩
I’m pretty over the relationship still’d be fun to smash though lolDamn, sorry bro
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Originally Posted By TheAdlerian⏩
Lol, yep. It only took one close call on my knee before I said "**** no" to skiing. I still have a kneecap that awkwardly moves while squatting from one ski accident like 10 years ago. Haven't skiied since, and it's not something I miss a single bit. More of a hassle than it's worth.If you have a house, you are kind stuck.
I lived in Denver Co for a few years and military dudes at the gym would tell me about going to Vegas. The one guy as like, I spent 5k on alcohol and it was awesome.
I could not understand the mindset of what type of action. For just the price of drinks you could tour the world and have massive luxury.
As a side note, many people in Denver would smoke weed, ski, blow their ACL out and have to get operations. I started saying to people, hey, maybe don't go skiing and need operations after, what do you think?
I lived in Denver Co for a few years and military dudes at the gym would tell me about going to Vegas. The one guy as like, I spent 5k on alcohol and it was awesome.
I could not understand the mindset of what type of action. For just the price of drinks you could tour the world and have massive luxury.
As a side note, many people in Denver would smoke weed, ski, blow their ACL out and have to get operations. I started saying to people, hey, maybe don't go skiing and need operations after, what do you think?
I actually think I would enjoy living in Vegas for a year or two, just because it's a city where you can do things spontaneously and solo if needed. Obviously you'd have to learn tricks to saving money, whether it be going to places off the strip or knowing bouncers and bartenders at clubs. But at the very least you could post up in a sportsbook for a Saturday and not spend a ton of cash, so it's not like you're completely bumming out at home.
The last time I was there, I literally spent $1000 each day for 3 days straight on Drinks/Gambling/Clubs. I don't have a ton of interest in actually going there as a tourist anymore, but living there could be dooable.
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Originally Posted By OliverHeldens⏩
The most I ever spent on betting was 6 dollars, lol!Lol, yep. It only took one close call on my knee before I said "**** no" to skiing. I still have a kneecap that awkwardly moves while squatting from one ski accident like 10 years ago. Haven't skiied since, and it's not something I miss a single bit. More of a hassle than it's worth.
I actually think I would enjoy living in Vegas for a year or two, just because it's a city where you can do things spontaneously and solo if needed. Obviously you'd have to learn tricks to saving money, whether it be going to places off the strip or knowing bouncers and bartenders at clubs. But at the very least you could post up in a sportsbook for a Saturday and not spend a ton of cash, so it's not like you're completely bumming out at home.
The last time I was there, I literally spent $1000 each day for 3 days straight on Drinks/Gambling/Clubs. I don't have a ton of interest in actually going there as a tourist anymore, but living there could be dooable.
I actually think I would enjoy living in Vegas for a year or two, just because it's a city where you can do things spontaneously and solo if needed. Obviously you'd have to learn tricks to saving money, whether it be going to places off the strip or knowing bouncers and bartenders at clubs. But at the very least you could post up in a sportsbook for a Saturday and not spend a ton of cash, so it's not like you're completely bumming out at home.
The last time I was there, I literally spent $1000 each day for 3 days straight on Drinks/Gambling/Clubs. I don't have a ton of interest in actually going there as a tourist anymore, but living there could be dooable.
I would need to check into a hospital if I spent 3k in three days on any form of entertainment. It would make me insane. I would feel like I was getting it directly to Morty Epstein or whoever owns the place.
I am just amazed that people do it.
I used google drive, not sure if that still exists, to see what the drive from Denver to Vegas would be like, it seemed like being on the moon only with air, lol. I am from the east coast and we have fairly lush forests and all of that. I had trouble not being around it when I lived in Denver so I cannot imagine being in Vegas.
I'm a psychotherapist and wonder what the Vegas clients would be like. That would probably be fun.
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