if you could live anywhere...

[jeisan]

@elizabeth
the game shenmue, like a quite little japanese town, seems really nice.

@jon
small islands are cool, though i prefer the tropical kind, i'm an aspiring beach bum.

[EscaFlowne]

beach bum'

i think were all like that at heart;)

[jovial_jon]

although the sun does give me a headache sometimes, which is super-annoying

[Shigatsu]

I'd want to live in the states...preferably CA or FL. Somewhere sunny and total opposite of Ireland.

[EscaFlowne]

I live in Florida, u don't want to live here.

people can't drive right
old people drive the most and sight see
its hott and i mean HOTT!
Cops are all over the place
Its mainly a retirement home

[kirei_na_me]

I'd also want to be somewhere that stays warm and sunny most of the time. Some place that would never get below 70 degrees. Lots of sunshine makes me the happiest=healthiest. ;)

[EscaFlowne]

*i love to be frozen...bundled undercovers with that loved one*

now that heaven plus is healthy!

[Frank D. White]

Have a second serving!

Frank

[smurf]

I'd live in tokyo. (For awhile anyway )

[Ma Cherie]

Let's see there's a lot of places I'd like to live.

If you want to live somewhere that's simply just beautiful just move to Florence, Italy. I sure would.

I would love to live in London (which I probably will someday)
As far as living in an Asian nation, I would like to live in Tokyo and Kyoto Japan and Hong Kong.

If I could live anywhere in the US, I would choose to live somewhere on the East Coast, like Rhode Island or Massachusettes, I don't know why though.

[Tsuyoiko]

I would live in Glastonbury in Somerset, in the West Country of England.

[innerfire]

Hawaii, of course.
I love sunshine, sea breeze, and the ocean.

[Void]

The key word anywhere. To stay for some time at various places. And when it would come close to the age at which it is not so easy to travel - pick the favorite place and spend there the rest of the life. With the PC wired to I-net chatting with friends and babbling about own experience - like "at your age, kids, i..."

[Silverpoint]

Personally I'm pretty happy in Sapporo. But if I had to move, I'm quite fond of Seattle. Either that or somewhere in really "small town America" - the kind of place where you see a sign driving into the town saying "Population: 104". Maybe somewhere up in the Sierra Nevada. Then I could weekend in Vegas and ski at Mammoth during the winter

ps. I'm not American, so I'm not just "bigging up" my own country

[Kara_Nari]

Hmm, of the places I have been to (which there arent many to choose from) I am happy enough for the time being here in Korea. Im not in any rush to go back to New Zealand, even though it's beautiful, and small and not overpopulated.
As long as I am near a body of water other than the toilet, I am happy. I love to be in a high place (on a mountain or in an apartment) overlooking water. Water makes me happy.
I think I would like to live on a super yacht and just be at sea for the rest of my life. I can play Pirates! Yeah thats where I would be most happy. Anywhere, as long as im on the water.

[Rich303]

A little greek island, like Alonysos, with my own space rocket to take me to Japan when I get bored of the quiet life

[Tsuyoiko]

As long as I am near a body of water other than the toilet, I am happy.

[Kara_Nari]

Of course I would need a toilet in my happy little piece of neverland... BUT I dont want that to be the ONLY body of water around me :P

[jarvis]

the playboy mansion

http://boss.streamos.com/wmedia/geff...26672AE727D443

[Kinsao]

Paris.

But I probably wouldn't be happy to stay in one place for the rest of my life, anyway.

[Disembodied Spirit]

USA, CA. yeah :) Though, need to fix my schooling first ;)