No place to live

At least not yet... Hey I have an armouir that you can go through and talk to a lion if you want. But you may have to take a "drink" to make you taller or smaller. Then there is the white rabbit and the chesser cat your going to have to deal with. And if you happen to find Toto I know a girl thats been looking for him. She use to live in Kansas. There wasnt any good roads there either. ( cough, cough, puff,puff, pass.)

 

Not a bad idea.........need to research it a bit...

 

CA is perfect! Great roads and for the one or two earthquakes once in a while... who cares?! I lived in San Jose for 5 years and there was never an earthquake near me and I only once felt a very small tremble... Only problem with that is, even though the salaries are high, the cost of living there is incredibly higher. But, have roommates like the rest of the peeps there and you'll be fine!!

 

You forgot the tornadoes in the mid west.




California is great for riding, but forget about defending yourself and your loved ones...or feeding them.

 

I know, I know,, Lets all move to Drews house... and if that doesn't pan out, then head on over to NCBs.. Actually N.Ca is imho is the best of the best, less the depressed working environment. i think the cost of living is so so, i mean what eara is really got it really good any more, the roads are great weather is decent I mean can it really get any better??

 

Having lived in Ca for many yrs, I agree there are many nice things about it. Having a roomate is one thing I do not need however heeheee

But I am now kind of looking around out there for somewhere I havent yet lived.

 

Does your assessment of the local deer population factor into your thinking?

:biggrin: :thumbsup:

 

Stay out of Kalifornia

You are absolutely right about the West Coast, especially Kalifornia.

We have fires weekly during the summer and mud slides on all the great

motorcycle roads during the winter.

Earthquakes?........after about 30 of them you get use to it. It is a strange

feeling while riding your bike but if you have a good suspension it's

easy to handle. You just have to keep a sharp eye out for falling boulders

while riding in the hills. It's a great way to practice your counter-steering.

Mudslides?.....not too bad if your riding with knobby tires. You do get your

knees muddy when you are hanging off but no big deal.

Expensive?.......if you don't mind paying the highest prices in the country

for ga$ then come on in. I save gas money by turning off my motor and

coasting downhill (while dodging earthquake boulders).

So........come one, come all. It's a hoot! :biggrin:

 

You never mentioned Colorado and Utah. 2 very beautiful states with a little bit of everything. When you get tired of the curves you can go play in the dirt!

 

Bear. Come join me in the Unitied Federal Republic of Randy. We ride year round...almost anyways. But leave you latest avatar at home.

You can be my new Minister of Antidepression.

 

Oh Yes.. :thumbsup:

 

Meh i agree KY sucks

 

Wow, I'm smoking the wrong zhit...

 

hey Bear move to Australia... if it isn't human it will either eat you beat you or poison you....every critter there is either poisonous or just plain deadly.......cute little cuddly platipus..poisonous....... koala bears...... cute lazy animals..wrong! they are sex crazed at night and have a serious STD problem (gonerea) but other than that I would go there too.....

 

And you know this ...How???

 

Sorry brother, but you must have missed the memo.

Badbilly has the job on VFRW:reg:

BZ

 

Suggestion (if I may): Stop hitting the Koalas or, at the very least, use a condom or two. (So, bestiality is legal down under?) :biggrin:

 

Never-Never Land is supposed to be nice.

 

All of the deer around Susanville live in town, so the twisties are virtually deer-free.

 

I live in a world that is all my own. ALL MINE I SAY!!...:tongue: