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[JennieJ]

Speaking about what's in the city itself, Niagara Falls. Oh, and hydroelectric power, and a couple of rather good spots for UE (urban exploration). In the general area, good fishing, which I'm not really interested in, excellent beer, which isn't my thing, either, a thriving art and music scene, the Buffalo Sabres, nice historical sites, such as Fort Niagara, and many, many sites conducive to UE.

I could also list a bunch of good restaurants, as well, but they should be in a category unto themselves. Despite the continuing economic depression in WNY, there are still many positives.

You're in Buffalo???! We lived there for several years before we got married. Still have really good friends in the Kenmore area, and my mother in-law lives in Angola. Oh, and the windmills.. ROCK.

[Shawn]

Speaking about what's in the city itself, Niagara Falls. Oh, and hydroelectric power, and a couple of rather good spots for UE (urban exploration). In the general area, good fishing, which I'm not really interested in, excellent beer, which isn't my thing, either, a thriving art and music scene, the Buffalo Sabres, nice historical sites, such as Fort Niagara, and many, many sites conducive to UE.

I could also list a bunch of good restaurants, as well, but they should be in a category unto themselves. Despite the continuing economic depression in WNY, there are still many positives.

You're in Buffalo???! We lived there for several years before we got married. Still have really good friends in the Kenmore area, and my mother in-law lives in Angola. Oh, and the windmills.. ROCK.

Heh, Niagara Falls, but Buffalo is just a short jaunt away. Which windmills are you referring to?

[JennieJ]

Speaking about what's in the city itself, Niagara Falls. Oh, and hydroelectric power, and a couple of rather good spots for UE (urban exploration). In the general area, good fishing, which I'm not really interested in, excellent beer, which isn't my thing, either, a thriving art and music scene, the Buffalo Sabres, nice historical sites, such as Fort Niagara, and many, many sites conducive to UE.

I could also list a bunch of good restaurants, as well, but they should be in a category unto themselves. Despite the continuing economic depression in WNY, there are still many positives.

You're in Buffalo???! We lived there for several years before we got married. Still have really good friends in the Kenmore area, and my mother in-law lives in Angola. Oh, and the windmills.. ROCK.

Heh, Niagara Falls, but Buffalo is just a short jaunt away. Which windmills are you referring to?

You can see them along route 5 near the General Mills plant. Huge white things. Very nifty.

[The King of Carrot Flowers]

My state (New Hampshire) holds the first general election every four years, bitches.

[Shawn]

Speaking about what's in the city itself, Niagara Falls. Oh, and hydroelectric power, and a couple of rather good spots for UE (urban exploration). In the general area, good fishing, which I'm not really interested in, excellent beer, which isn't my thing, either, a thriving art and music scene, the Buffalo Sabres, nice historical sites, such as Fort Niagara, and many, many sites conducive to UE.

I could also list a bunch of good restaurants, as well, but they should be in a category unto themselves. Despite the continuing economic depression in WNY, there are still many positives.

You're in Buffalo???! We lived there for several years before we got married. Still have really good friends in the Kenmore area, and my mother in-law lives in Angola. Oh, and the windmills.. ROCK.

Heh, Niagara Falls, but Buffalo is just a short jaunt away. Which windmills are you referring to?

You can see them along route 5 near the General Mills plant. Huge white things. Very nifty.

You wouldn't happen to be speaking of the wind farm that is being erected on the site of Bethlehem Steel, would you?

[JennieJ]

Speaking about what's in the city itself, Niagara Falls. Oh, and hydroelectric power, and a couple of rather good spots for UE (urban exploration). In the general area, good fishing, which I'm not really interested in, excellent beer, which isn't my thing, either, a thriving art and music scene, the Buffalo Sabres, nice historical sites, such as Fort Niagara, and many, many sites conducive to UE.

I could also list a bunch of good restaurants, as well, but they should be in a category unto themselves. Despite the continuing economic depression in WNY, there are still many positives.

You're in Buffalo???! We lived there for several years before we got married. Still have really good friends in the Kenmore area, and my mother in-law lives in Angola. Oh, and the windmills.. ROCK.

Heh, Niagara Falls, but Buffalo is just a short jaunt away. Which windmills are you referring to?

You can see them along route 5 near the General Mills plant. Huge white things. Very nifty.

You wouldn't happen to be speaking of the wind farm that is being erected on the site of Bethlehem Steel, would you?

YEP! That would be the one. EXTREMELY COOL. Saw it for the first time last month.

[Shawn]

Speaking about what's in the city itself, Niagara Falls. Oh, and hydroelectric power, and a couple of rather good spots for UE (urban exploration). In the general area, good fishing, which I'm not really interested in, excellent beer, which isn't my thing, either, a thriving art and music scene, the Buffalo Sabres, nice historical sites, such as Fort Niagara, and many, many sites conducive to UE.

I could also list a bunch of good restaurants, as well, but they should be in a category unto themselves. Despite the continuing economic depression in WNY, there are still many positives.

You're in Buffalo???! We lived there for several years before we got married. Still have really good friends in the Kenmore area, and my mother in-law lives in Angola. Oh, and the windmills.. ROCK.

Heh, Niagara Falls, but Buffalo is just a short jaunt away. Which windmills are you referring to?

You can see them along route 5 near the General Mills plant. Huge white things. Very nifty.

You wouldn't happen to be speaking of the wind farm that is being erected on the site of Bethlehem Steel, would you?

YEP! That would be the one. EXTREMELY COOL. Saw it for the first time last month.

I had the opportunity to see it in late July, but from somewhat closer than you probably did...

[imaginary friend]

Shawn can probably relate to this, since it applies to Buffalo as well. It's cool as fuck to live in an international border city, especially when your foreign neighbor is one of the best countries ever (welcome back, malcontent!).

plur

[smudge]

I really cant think of anything nice to say about where i live...oh wait, the main street is quite pretty if you drive through it fast!

[guuurrrrrllltakeiteasy]

1) I live very close to the borderline of Scarborough and North York. I just walk up my street til I hit Victoria Park and then I'm in Scarborough but if I walk back a few steps I'm in North York. It's really cool.

2) From my apartments balcony there is this very beautiful winding road. Well it's more like a backward 'S' shape. I'll show a picture one day. Or later on.

3) I live only 10 minutes away from the best art school in the world yo. A 10-minute walk but because I'm such a fuckin lazy ass I take the bus which is like a 5 minute bus ride plus me J-walking across the street across the field and into the school which is a 3-minute walk. So I save 2 minutes.

4) It is a half hour bus/subway ride to Downtown.

There's not much more I can think of. I guess for my mother we live 5-minutes away from the mall where they have a gym and she goes there to work out while I stay at home and do 30-minute cardio crap with a machine.

[Liz]

My city has a 'renaissance' and now pretends to be a little European. Despite how much the city fails....I find it endearing. We have waterfire..with gondalas...little fires lit in the water..and oodles of street performers. We have federal hill which is our version of little italy...with an fake italian piazza included

this is fantastically awful




also



also, I like that I don't drive and get around the city incredibly easily..and it's about an hour from boston..and less than 4 from new york.

[guuurrrrrllltakeiteasy]

cool fire on water with gondalas. that is sick.

[Molotovna]

The homeless are also quite entertaining, aren't they, Oscar?

[fairytalevegas]

Okay, the town my school is in is actually kinda cool. I go to the same school and and am in the same video program as the ever so lovely Pixie of PixieVisionProductions.com. That's pretty cool.

And I'm 5 hours from Boston, 1 from the city, 1.5 from Philly. So I'm right smack dab in the middle of everything.

And Kevin Smith.

[lunazuga]

MASS, i lived near you, very near you actually, once upon a time. but now i reside in baltimore 

and before you all start saying "baltimore is scaaaary" let me say this: it's fucking awesome.

my school is pretty damn awesome. it's art school. i make art. and turn it in for a grade. i cannot think of a better way of life.
i fucking love my roomate to death.
the inner harbor is pretty, but a bit too touristy for my tastes.
hampden, fells point!!!! best areas of this town, loads of indie shops
art is EVERYEWHERE, thanks to the college
and, it's a city, man. so much cooler than the suburbs. now i don't have to say, "oh, i live a half hour from the city." because i am in a city. and nothing could be better. (well, if the dolls came down here a little more often, i guess that could be better. but i have friends in boston, so i'll probably visit all you northerners when i scrounge up the bucks for the train)