New York.

Somewhere in remotest Norfolk.

steve wrote:We have spoken about Alaska, and while it would make training for the Iditarod more convenient, and you could grow a marijuana bush without care, I can't think of much more to recommend it unless you take up big game hunting with a passion.

I threaten the states with my inevitable exodus on a regular basis. My choice would be Vancouver.

I've only been to Vancouver once but I though it was the worst place I have ever been to. I know a few people who have moved there. I don't see what the attraction is.

B_M_L wrote:I've only been to Vancouver once but I though it was the worst place I have ever been to. I know a few people who have moved there. I don't see what the attraction is.

Weed and easy access to nature?

B_M_L wrote:I've only been to Vancouver once but I though it was the worst place I have ever been to.

Mate, you live in England! Have you never been to Milton Keynes? Staines? Anywhere on the A1 corridor? Coventry? Nuneaton? NUNEATON FOR GOD'S SAKE?

I refuse to believe Vancouver is the worst place you've ever been to.

B_M_L wrote:I've only been to Vancouver once but I though it was the worst place I have ever been to. I know a few people who have moved there. I don't see what the attraction is.

I loved it, just felt good. Nice people, nice city. Good food. Nice wilderness minutes away. Thunder juice readily available.

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hmmmm.......

Dudley wrote:

Barbo wrote:Boiled peanuts as far as the eye can see.

Boiled? What's a boiled peanut like? I mean, I imagine it's still pretty peanutty, but how does it differ from a roasted nut?

(Sigh) Just when you think you have the nut world tamed, you discover people been boiling them all along.

Basically a large bean in a shell, kind of salty.

I could eat them endlessly, but it is definitely an acquired taste.

Also, should the decision arise, do not fuck around with "new" and "improved" variations, like "cajun" boiled peanuts.

That's just some bullshit.