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[Max White]

Yea, there is something crippling about the country. I hate it here... Want to go back to my lovely cities, with people and transport and stuff. I miss the stuff...

[Lord Shonus]

Yea, there is something crippling about the country. I hate it here... Want to go back to my lovely cities, with people and transport and stuff. I miss the stuff...

I'm the opposite. I would like nothing better than to leave this stinking city and return to a place where I can see the stars at night.

[Aqizzar]

The grass is always greener.

Having lived in cities, suburbs, and the country (mostly suburbs), the country is my least favorite.  Going to the corner store is a half-hour chore, your neighbors are inevitably terrifying when you see them at all, you can't leave pets outside at night.  But mostly the whole place has a... depressing air.  Not depression inducing, it just feels lazy and makes you lose track of time.

Not that living in an inner-city basement doesn't do the same thing, but at least there you have the option of going outside and finding signs of life.

[Max White]

No, Sydney is the greenest. Melbourne may have more saturation, but heck I like that sort of a mossy green tone anyway. It's hue is the greenest, and none other sides are as green as it is.

I just wish that there was somewhere to go outside of this house. Going several days at a time here without exposure to natural light...

[Descan]

I want both!

Give me stars and give me people.

* Descan goes to live on a space station colony.

[RedKing]

I want both!

Give me stars and give me people.

* Descan goes to live on a space station colony.

I'm pretty sure the grass there is...astroturf. 

[Lord Shonus]

The grass is always greener.

Having lived in cities, suburbs, and the country (mostly suburbs), the country is my least favorite.  Going to the corner store is a half-hour chore, your neighbors are inevitably terrifying when you see them at all, you can't leave pets outside at night.  But mostly the whole place has a... depressing air.  Not depression inducing, it just feels lazy and makes you lose track of time.

Not that living in an inner-city basement doesn't do the same thing, but at least there you have the option of going outside and finding signs of life.

Found much more life when I lived in the country than I do in the city. Was happier too.

[Max White]

I'll trade you man. I mean if you are fine with being half an hour by car away from humanity and no transport, I have something right up your ally!

[MaximumZero]

Can't concentrate. Gonna fail my C++ midterm on wednesday. ;_;

[GlyphGryph]

I enjoyed both the country and the city. I just couldn't stand the outer suburbs/small towns - that's the shit that really drives me bonkers.

The city and the true country just have so much to do and explore. Suburbia is just great tracks of mindnumbingly depressing ennui.

[Pnx]

So I am really out of it today.
I played a couple games of league earlier where I made an endless series of dumb mistakes and panicked like a headless chicken, which consequently lead to me being yelled at by my team-mates a lot which made me mess up even more and eventually even made me cry a little.

I tried doing some writing, but I couldn't even get started on it, I just froze up.

Then I tried practising some piano. I got a little of the way in before I froze up again, and mixed up all the keys despite the fact that I'd played that particular thing a hundred times before just fine.

Oh, and I just remembered that I was supposed to have scouted out the library while I was out today, but I seem to have blanked the idea out of my mind completely as some form of self defence mechanism. So that never actually happened.

I feel incredibly disjointed.

[Angel Of Death]

Fuck off, Youtube scientology ad. Especially when you go over subtitles.

[Reudh]

No, Sydney is the greenest. Melbourne may have more saturation, but heck I like that sort of a mossy green tone anyway. It's hue is the greenest, and none other sides are as green as it is.

I just wish that there was somewhere to go outside of this house. Going several days at a time here without exposure to natural light...

Come to Melbourne, where there're beautiful parks within the city itself, (Studley Park, and a few others) not to mention the ones within one hour's drive of Melbourne.

[Pnx]

No, Sydney is the greenest. Melbourne may have more saturation, but heck I like that sort of a mossy green tone anyway. It's hue is the greenest, and none other sides are as green as it is.

I just wish that there was somewhere to go outside of this house. Going several days at a time here without exposure to natural light...

Come to Melbourne, where there're beautiful parks within the city itself, (Studley Park, and a few others) not to mention the ones within one hour's drive of Melbourne.

I have to ask, do you see many deadly insects in these parks?

[Bauglir]

Knowing Australia, the answer to that is that the parks are actually composed entirely of highly venomous insects. And Golden Orb Weaver spiders.