[Realitive_Context]

Rent an RV, OR Git a double wide.

[Xanimos]

Originally Posted by Lord_Destros Originally Posted by Zenith77 ..... Same as CA with Hurricanes. Also, think about it, what are the odds of them not building new houses and condos a few days after a hurricane :lol:. CA is more expensive though (atleast San Diego, LA, and San Francisco)

But CA has earthquakes.
So no matter where you go in the united states you have some kind of natural disaster/occurance of somesort:
South Eastern: Hurricanes
North: Cold Winters
Western: Earthquakes
Mid-Western: Tornado Alley?
Between Mid-West and West: Dessert/Nothing (depending on how var north you go)
West Virginia thru Tennesee: Nice country livin' (Hickville. No offense)

So you basically have to pick what you want to deal with. I live in florida(not by choice) and I know I'm getting outta here soon.

[Zenith77]

I was just making a suggestion people, no reason to lower my karma :/

[evilspy]

Originally Posted by Suicid3 North: Cold Winters

Is that really such a big problem? You can stay indoors on computer (or go out wrestle with polar bears like here in Finland).

[Proach]

Originally Posted by Zenith77 I was just making a suggestion people, no reason to lower my karma :/

I think there is nothing you can do about it anymore :\

[Brad]

Originally Posted by Suicid3 So no matter where you go in the united states you have some kind of natural disaster/occurance of somesort:

Originally Posted by Suicid3 North: Cold Winters

I've yet to hear of a cold winter being classified as a natural disaster. Poor people living in the North, they have to live through a natural disaster each and every year.

[Lord_Destros]

Originally Posted by Suicid3 Originally Posted by Lord_Destros Originally Posted by Zenith77 ..... Same as CA with Hurricanes. Also, think about it, what are the odds of them not building new houses and condos a few days after a hurricane . CA is more expensive though (atleast San Diego, LA, and San Francisco) But CA has earthquakes. So no matter where you go in the united states you have some kind of natural disaster/occurance of somesort: South Eastern: Hurricanes North: Cold Winters Western: Earthquakes Mid-Western: Tornado Alley? Between Mid-West and West: Dessert/Nothing (depending on how var north you go) West Virginia thru Tennesee: Nice country livin' (Hickville. No offense) So you basically have to pick what you want to deal with. I live in florida(not by choice) and I know I'm getting outta here soon.

WTF do you mean CA has earthquakes, 3 things:

1. San Diego, hasn't had a major earthquake in over my life span.
2. Earthquakes are NOWHERE near as bad as hurricanes
3. The last major disaster in San Diego was the wild fires of 2003. That doesn't count though since it was man made and wasn't "natural".

[Kensai]

Almsot exactly what I was gonna say. Only downside about CA is houses are expensive, we got great weather, no realy natural disasters except maybe a small earthquake every 50 years.

[johnjg75]

Freecode: the flood should drain by the time u get down there

[Freecode]

I think im going to end up somewhere near Denver