Everythink I know about Philly I learned from Always Sunny.
01-19-2014, 10:41 PM
#7
Went there when I was like 10 and it has that east coast - old school brick building feeling if that makes any sense
Ive been to Chicago and various places in New York and I just don't like the east coast...but I'm born and raised in sf so im biased haa
Check out nasioc forums, the east coast is more active on that site
Ive been to Chicago and various places in New York and I just don't like the east coast...but I'm born and raised in sf so im biased haa
Check out nasioc forums, the east coast is more active on that site
01-19-2014, 10:51 PM
#8
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Went there when I was like 10 and it has that east coast - old school brick building feeling if that makes any sense
Ive been to Chicago and various places in New York and I just don't like the east coast...but I'm born and raised in sf so im biased haa
Check out nasioc forums, the east coast is more active on that site
Ive been to Chicago and various places in New York and I just don't like the east coast...but I'm born and raised in sf so im biased haa
Check out nasioc forums, the east coast is more active on that site
01-20-2014, 02:36 AM
#12
Save epic money and live in the burbs on the SEPTA line (train,kinda like bart) I lived there for five years and there is much to miss, like the art museum and yuengling. but just like any city, cost of living vs. local pay average is not so great. So check out some of the surrounding burbs. The winter is actually cold and the humidity in the summer stinks. I did miss Mexican food and the ocean.
01-20-2014, 10:12 AM
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NEVER!
Would love to go right when they open it again. Small crowds.
Implying I am not a friend like Charlie.
Good looking out on living in the suburbs. Any others to recommend? Any to stay away from?
SCCA auto-x looks active in the area but have not found much rally-x yet.
Would love to go right when they open it again. Small crowds.
Save epic money and live in the burbs on the SEPTA line (train,kinda like bart) I lived there for five years and there is much to miss, like the art museum and yuengling. but just like any city, cost of living vs. local pay average is not so great. So check out some of the surrounding burbs. The winter is actually cold and the humidity in the summer stinks. I did miss Mexican food and the ocean.
SCCA auto-x looks active in the area but have not found much rally-x yet.
