Where do you prefer to live?

[Benjamin]

Countryside, town or in a city?

[Ammi]

..I've always lived in villages in the countryside...I like to visit towns/cities but I'm not sure I would like to live in one...

[lostalex]

i love the bustle of a city.

Quiet scares me.

[Ammi]

..yeah, I think it's what you get used to Alex...familiarity is comfort I think..

[mizzy25]

i live on the outskirts of a town/city wots the diffrence? i always said id like to live in the countryside so long as to wasnt too far away from shops/pubs etc somwhere like emmerdale wud b fab lol

[Marc]

Town, close to countryside and city

[Jesus.]

Difficult one for me to answer. I grew up in countryside which was the most boring thing ever, but living in a city now, I really miss the village. Particularly as with me away, it's currently missing it's idiot.

When I can afford to go back, and I have a family of my own, then I'd like to live in the countryside, but for me, now, the city is the right place. Even if it is Birmingham!

[Jords]

City!

[Munchkins]

Town.. perfect inbetween

[lostalex]

I'm guessing that "town" is the british word for "suburb"?

[Lee.]

I've always been a townie. I'm lucky to stay where I do as I can walk into the town centre in 20 mins but if I walk the other way, I can be in countryside in the same time. I can be in Edinburgh in about 20 mins and Glasgow within an hour plus a n hour or two drive north and I can more or less be in the highlands with some of the most beautiful scenery.

[Lee.]

I'm guessing that "town" is the british word for "suburb"?

I think so

[lostalex]

munchkins and Lee's ava's look exactly the same.

what is with these MS paint ava's?

[Lee.]

Lemonjam drew them for us durung Survivor... very artistic don't you think?

[Roy Mars III]

Countryside

Hate the city.

[SharkAttack]

Countryside for me. I live in a city that has more than a quarter million residents, but feels closer to a town/suburb mix because it's spaced out incredibly. You can walk out onto a nice field by a school in the evening, put down a blanket, and stargaze without hassle, or city lights.

Very much enjoyed the downtown city life(7-8 digit populace) though, only when I was single, with no cares. ;)

[lostalex]

Lemonjam drew them for us durung Survivor... very artistic don't you think?

They are the exact opposite of "art" in my opinion. no offense.

[Vanessa]

I prefer to live in the city. The coutryside is better for a holiday. :hugesmile:

[lostalex]

I prefer to live in the city. The coutryside is better for a holiday. :hugesmile:

the countryside is better for being ABDUCTED BY ALIENS!

i'm just saying...

[Vanessa]

the countryside is better for being ABDUCTED BY ALIENS!

i'm just saying...

I get bored in the counrtyside. :tongue:

[MTVN]

Definitely the countryside, always have lived there and really always would like to

[Josy]

Countryside

[lostalex]

I love being able to just walk outside my building and people watch. I go down to the lake and see people (and hot shirtless guys jogging) and it's all good. I need to be around people.

I couldn't handle being alone out in the country. I would feel so lonely.

[Kazanne]

Love the city life,nothing like strolling down Manhattan on a summer night,but also living in a suburb now is also lovely,so I'm easy !!!!!(don't even think about it):joker:

[Niamh.]

I get claustrophobic in cities, in the countryside by the beach is my ideal location

[lostalex]

Love the city life,nothing like strolling down Manhattan on a summer night,but also living in a suburb now is also lovely,so I'm easy !!!!!(don't even think about it):joker:
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Your dog is getting my screen all slobbery! control that mongrel!

[Samuel.]

Town/City

Don't think I could ever live in the countryside. Need to be around a lot of life.

[Me. I Am Salman]

I've been to the countryside a few times and I almost died. It's disgusting and boring (no offence)

Cities :love:

[Locke.]

Hate living in a town/city and will hopefully be moving somewhere a bit quieter in the near future

[King Gizzard]

Lived in a coastal town all my life, would like to live in the city for a bit

[Marcus.]

city

[Novo]

Somewhere like Scarborough or Llandundo would be ideal, Scarborough tops it though i couldn't live in Wales, i'd get battered by a bunch of drunken Welsh meatheads after celebrating to much if England beat Wales in Rugby or Football

[Chuck]

I would actually enjoy living in the countryside, the problem is that we don't have a civilized one, all we have are rainforests and jungles.

[King Gizzard]

Somewhere like Scarborough or Llandundo would be ideal, Scarborough tops it though i couldn't live in Wales, i'd get battered by a bunch of drunken Welsh meatheads after celebrating to much if England beat Wales in Rugby or Football

Scarborough is near where my entire mum's side of the family come from, bit random that you'd go there or do you have family there?

[Ninastar]

i live on the outskirts of a town/city wots the diffrence? i always said id like to live in the countryside so long as to wasnt too far away from shops/pubs etc somwhere like emmerdale wud b fab lol

I live in the town outside emmerdale... I can see the bridge sometimes if I go for a drive :D

[Ramsay]

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[Ninastar]

I've been to the countryside a few times and I almost died. It's disgusting and boring (no offence)

Cities :love:

The irony

[Redway]

Town/City

Don't think I could ever live in the countryside. Need to be around a lot of life.

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[King Gizzard]

if anything a town or village next to a big city would be ideal

[Novo]

Scarborough is near where my entire mum's side of the family come from, bit random that you'd go there or do you have family there?

No most of my family live in Newcastle only been there a few times though and it's not to much different to here really, i use to go to Scarborough in the Summer for a couple of months back when i was in Primary school and the early years of High School, it was Amazing back then.. loads of things to do, think i remember some place called Flamingo Land as well, haven't been there for years though

[King Gizzard]

Flamingo Land :joker: amazing

[Locke.]

The great Flamingo Land, used to always go there

[King Gizzard]

http://i.telegraph.co.uk/multimedia/archive/02186/leeds2_2186158b.jpg

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/sport/football/teams/leeds-united/9187801/Neil-Warnock-takes-Leeds-United-on-team-bonding-trip-to-Flamingo-Land.html

[Tom4784]

Town, the countryside is too boring and Cities are just a pain.

[Suze]

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[sooty]

Town.
I like where I live now.
It is a small town with plenty of green (green enough as foxes come in my garden) Few miles to North London. Less than 20 minutes by train to Kings Cross (London for shopping, restaurants, museums etc.).

I would love to go to countryside for a holiday.

[Benjamin]

Oh, how weird. All three answers are equal. :laugh:

[Harry!]

In the city, there is so much to do and I would get a buzz from the busy lifestyle. Although my city is very populous my local area is quite quiet.

[the truth]

i live on the outskirts of a town/city wots the diffrence? i always said id like to live in the countryside so long as to wasnt too far away from shops/pubs etc somwhere like emmerdale wud b fab lol

yeah same here....living on the outside of a big town or city has always suited me....it gives you te best of both worlds.....my fave 2 cities and new york and cardiff.....new york I could live it because its so efficient and dynamic and positive energy.....cardiff is a magic little city too, its got everything all within just a few square miles.

[InOne]

I live in a village about half an hour away from the city. It's surrounded by fields and what not. So get the best of both worlds. Couldn't live in the rural countryside I don't think, nice for a visit though.

[Me. I Am Salman]

The irony

I don't like walking on mud and faeces. Nature can be disgusting too you know

Cities are not.