What city do you want to live in?

I want to live in either Dublin, Copenhagen, Stockholm, or Oslo. Anywhere but Los Angeles.

  Phoenix. I like hot weather.

-Evan

Belgrade, love that place.

Either Toronto or Montreal.

"I want to live in either Dublin, Copenhagen, Stockholm, or Oslo. Anywhere but Los Angeles."

Canada.

I'm happy here, in Sunderland in the UK. I wouldn't want to live anywhere else.

"Canada."

I have never been to New York city but i wouldn't mind living there, if not there it would have to be Monte Carlo.

Berlin, Shinjuku or Moscow

Dublin, only an hour away from me.Or Edinburgh.

I wanna go back to Melbourne :,(
For all its flaws I love it to bits!
Either that or somewhere in Canada, free health care and cold weather sounds good.

Miami please :), It rains too much in dublin :(

happy here in beautiful Sydney.

would like to live in London for a couple of years though, but would always come back home to sunny Oz

Based solely on the cities i've actually been to...I would say Edinburgh by a landslide. I absolutely love Scotland!

None, I love NOT living in a city.  I did my long stint in a city of 4 million for too many years and have no desire to do it again.

My little town consists of far more sheep and cows than humans.  Maybe there is about 40 people in my town.  The skies are black at night and the stars are there for all to see.  It is quiet, except the sound of wildlife (possums and owls mostly) and the air is clean. 

phoenix {used to live there thinkin about movin back} or amsterdam

I'd love to live in pretty much anywhere in Scotland, even though I don't know any towns ><

Tokyo, Hong Kong, Sydney, Hawaii, Toronto, New York or San Fransico although I'm pretty happy here in London

"Tokyo, Hong Kong, Sydney, Hawaii, Toronto, New York or San Fransico although I'm pretty happy here in London"

Tokyo
New York
Toronto
Amsterdam

Hunstville, AL or Toronto.  Huntsville isn't one of the stereotypical southern places.  It's actually a diverse, booming place with a low cost of living compared to other parts of the US.  That's where the Saturn V rocket was developed and you can still history of that until this day.  The suburb of Madison right next to Huntsville is also a great place to live.  I used to live there and will love to move back.  You can get a pretty big house down there for less price, of course.

Anaheim, CA

"None, I love NOT living in a city.  I did my long stint in a city of 4 million for too many years and have no desire to do it again.

My little town consists of far more sheep and cows than humans.  Maybe there is about 40 people in my town.  The skies are black at night and the stars are there for all to see.  It is quiet, except the sound of wildlife (possums and owls mostly) and the air is clean. "

Gotham....

I don't want to live in another city because I'm content with living here in NYC.

I've never lived in a big city, mostly suburbs my whole life.
I haven't even visited many cities. I would like to stay a while in New York though

Big cities are overrated.  I'll take a small city over a huge metropolis anytime... like Portland, Maine or Charleston, South Carolina.

Seattle.

Montreal, QC

I don't think Vancouver would be half bad... I don't like really humid or hot places so it fits the bill, but it rains too much there.

Somewhere cold, and somewhat quiet, in terms of crime rate.

"Canada."

I'm surprised at just how many people say Canada, or even Toronto.

I guess as someone from the inside looking outside I've always deemed the world as having a rather poor opinion of Canada, equating our country to a second rate USA with terribly cold weather. But I'm glad to see that isn't the case, or at least doesn't appear to be.

Anyways, I hail from Toronto and I like it here, my only major quip is that the city transit system, which is the fourth largest in North America, is based mainly on busses, making winter a major pain in the ass.

seattle, berlin, or nyc.

Tokyo

"I'm surprised at just how many people say Canada, or even Toronto.

I guess as someone from the inside looking outside I've always deemed the world as having a rather poor opinion of Canada, equating our country to a second rate USA with terribly cold weather. But I'm glad to see that isn't the case, or at least doesn't appear to be.

Anyways, I hail from Toronto and I like it here, my only major quip is that the city transit system, which is the fourth largest in North America, is based mainly on busses, making winter a major pain in the ass."

New York. Ever since I fell in love with the show Sex and the City.

Siena. Or Pienza. Or anywhere in northern italy.

San Francisco

Vancouver is the best city, it can be too hot, too cold, too rainy, or too dry. lots of malls, lots of parks, lots of mountain trails parks, lakes, rivers, hikes, camp grounds, sky train around the whole city, mountains to ski on, US boarder 2 miles away, all kids of people from every single country ( lots of asian), video game expos, THE HUGE EA building where u get to test vid games 4 free

Linfen, China.

Clouds of coal dust, drinking water polluted with arsenic... home.

I want to stay in Canada and maybe move to Vancouver or somewhere around those parts, either that or to the East Coast

"I used to live near Tokyo and would honestly love to live there again :D"

Manhattan

Chicago

Windsor, Ontario for me. I'm a die hard Detroit Red Wings fan, and would love to be a season ticket holder, but also live in my home country at the same time.

St. John's, Newfoundland really rocks to though. Small, but very nice city. Has everything you'd ever need, and is also contains the most eastern point in all of North America, which is a very beautiful spot if you like the ocean.