country life or city life?
 

which do you prefer?

i like the site of the country but i am much more at home in the city. i just need to feel that things are going on around me even if it is noisy and dirty. i find it inspiring.

country life

The city.I come from a dump where nothing ever happened.Never liked it and never will.

The city. Of course.

Country life. Less noise, filth, people. More inspiring in my eyes.

ive had both & CITIES RULE. however i'm making a lot more money in the sticks. of course every time i save some dough i travel-- to a city of course. the country is boring as fuck but it can be good for work-- business competition is next to nil so you can make a killing. and then save up and... move to a city of course.. ha ha ha.

City life. definately.

city for me too, love to go to a new city and totally get lost in it, love the buzz of a city, country life bores the fuck outa me

I love the city, but when I get old I'd like to live in a log cabin out in the woods.

I'll always be most comfortable in the suburbs, no matter how much I hate it sometimes.

I'd probably be more comfortable in the country as opposed to the city. But I'm still moving to the city, because it seems like something I should do. After college, who knows. When I'm a bit older I'll probably want to move back to my hometown. I'm already missing it and I'm not even gone yet.

cities forever, baby.

i've been forced into a strategical retreat into the sticks. not for long. with dc going the way of so many gentrified dumps, i just need to find a place trashy enough to love again.

i hate suburbs by the way. they are neither here not there. i say raze them over & plant corn in their place.

country life sucks... nothing ever happens...

City life, once you've slept on a sidewalk, passed out; you can never go back...

what about goat love though?

now much of that in cities

and once you try lamb, you can never go back...

Oh baby, lamb...

City life.
The smell of toxic-gasses and ugly prostitutes yey!

city

la ciudad.

whenever i see footage of some place like west virginia or kentucky or something i have to feel sorry for the people who live there . . . they look so, so . . . uneducated.

nothing like a little stereotype and bigotry to spice up yr life.

That's a tuff one. They are pretty much even to me. I've lived in both, but I think I kind of prefer the country. I want to have my own property where I can do whatever I want like have big parties with bon fires and hit golf balls with baseball bats. Plus I love the mountains, baby.

city life, definitely... my father comes from a very small village, and when i used to go there, it wasn't long before i felt some sort of anguish and wanted to go back fast to a city... i actually also feel uncomfortable in small or smallish cities...

yeah thats me as well. whenever i am in someplace small i start to look for the road outta there.

i prefer in-between

... a college town

country... just moved a couple of weeks ago out of urbanisation for the first time since 1994. its fucking the bomb!!!!

city has its handinessess but you cant beat the quietness and the lack of handiness as well plus the fact im only 5 miles from town as well but you wouldnt think it

this is just round the corner from me

I'm a country boy... the city is a vacation. I like the Westcountry too much to make a big deal of the city.

It's back arse of nowhere or London or nothing for me.

As a little kid I spent the summers in the town my grandparents live in. I was however born and raised in a city (not a really big one, the population is about 80,000). So I'm definitely a city dweller, for me the countryside doesn't really offer anything. I'd probably miss the noises of the city if I had to move out and reside in a smaller town.
Actually I feel the current city I live in is too small for me and I'd like to get out of here and live in a place that's more vibrant.

city life...

a palmetto? in ireland? seriously, you're kidding.

i have to admit i wouldn't mind there.

both, i want both at the same time.

I prefer the city, but could also do the country, just don't give me the suburbs.

They both have their advantages. At least in the country you can play music as loud as you want without the cops coming. But I prefer the city just cause everything is at your fingertips. Also, that's where you find out about cool stuff. They don't typically hang flyers on the telephone poles in the country. Plus, I enjoy having a lot of people around me, I don't like being too secluded. Even though I tend to be a bit of an introvert and not talk to people much in public, I just like having them there. As put by Smoosh from Mr. Show, "It's my security blanket, isn't it?" But, you have to be careful in the city. Like RdTv alluded to, some of the scariest people can be found in the city: suburbanites. They tend to kill any creative or artistic influence they get near, so you have to keep your distance. Other than that though, the city is great.

City...Hate the country...

hey, theres more to us than potatoes bono and men with cheek eyebrows yknow!!!

yes, there is also a lot of drinking! my kind of place!

suburbs

I perfer city, but worst of all is where I am.. negatives of countryside (disconnected from anything entertaining) + the negatives of the city (lots of people - the majority of which are in excess of 70 years old).

I don't get the draw of the city. In fairness, I've only visited New York once, my only trip into a city and I had a good time.
The city has what's been seen over and over again in cities everywhere. Buildings, people, filth, concrete, bad smells, rudeness, have all been experinced before and reasserted in cities for as long as they've existed.
In the country, it's quite the opposite. Nothings quite the same. New things are meant to be discovered. Inspiration lies everywhere, beauty, seclusion, silence, calm, serenity.

COUNTRYLIFE - YEAH
Why waist your health in a noisy city with polluted air?
Move to the country, tune your guitar in a hot tuning and turn your marshall stack to full blast!

I don't really know on this one but I think I prefer the city at this stage in my life at least.

Also, about the whole city/rudeness, country/niceness thing that seems to be the popular opinion. I find that to be total nonsense on the whole. You get cunts wherever you go....generally I find small towns/villages a lot less welcoming than cities to be honest.