AMA me anything thread

So yeah. Kind of bored right now. AMA me anything.

Why haven't you killed yourself yet?

Why haven't you killed yourself yet?

SINNERS BURN IN HELL SINNERS BURN IN HELL SINNERS BURN IN HELL SINNERS BURN IN HELL SINNERS BURN IN HELL SINNERS BURN IN HELL SINNERS BURN IN HELL SINNERS BURN IN HELL SINNERS BURN IN HELL SINNERS BURN IN HELL SINNERS BURN IN HELL SINNERS BURN IN HELL SINNERS BURN IN HELL

How was your day?

How was your day?

Had only 2 hours of sleep, had to go to 4 hours of class where we were talking about lots of theoretical stuff. Wasn't too bad honestly cause now I got a 4 day weekend. Didn't really do much for the rest of the day since I'm too tired to do anything LOL.

How's the weather, wherever the hell you live?

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How's the weather, wherever the hell you live?

Well, the weather in Los Gatos, California currently is.....

It's night, no clouds outside, 55 degrees Fahrenheit (about 13 Celcius), and it's a pretty typical night here. Well, it's honestly kind of warm, it usually dips down to around 45 Fahrenheit (about 7 Celcius), but that hasn't happened today.

Describe the sensation in detail from when your uncle first penetrated your virgin anus.

Yes Jim, what was it like? It must have been a very *interesting* experience.

How's the weather, wherever the hell you live?

Well, the weather in Los Gatos, California currently is.....

It's night, no clouds outside, 55 degrees Fahrenheit (about 13 Celcius), and it's a pretty typical night here. Well, it's honestly kind of warm, it usually dips down to around 45 Fahrenheit (about 7 Celcius), but that hasn't happened today.

Hey we're on par. We're reaching temperatures of 13 celcius in the daytime now. Currently -5c tonight. Saw some strange ass northern lights last night on my walk round town.

I can't tell you how nice it is to see dust on the roads and some fucking sunshine again.

How's the weather, wherever the hell you live?

Well, the weather in Los Gatos, California currently is.....

It's night, no clouds outside, 55 degrees Fahrenheit (about 13 Celcius), and it's a pretty typical night here. Well, it's honestly kind of warm, it usually dips down to around 45 Fahrenheit (about 7 Celcius), but that hasn't happened today.

Hey we're on par. We're reaching temperatures of 13 celcius in the daytime now. Currently -5c tonight. Saw some strange ass northern lights last night on my walk round town.

I can't tell you how nice it is to see dust on the roads and some fucking sunshine again.

Last month, the weather here went up to 33 Celcius (and today, it went up to like 29-ish). It was fucking crazy...

Why is weather either always really cold or really hot.....? Unless you're in Greece. The weather is almost perfect there. :/

How was your day?

How was your day?

I answered that question already. Just scroll up a bit to Jive Turkey's question.

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How's the weather, wherever the hell you live?

Well, the weather in Los Gatos, California currently is.....

It's night, no clouds outside, 55 degrees Fahrenheit (about 13 Celcius), and it's a pretty typical night here. Well, it's honestly kind of warm, it usually dips down to around 45 Fahrenheit (about 7 Celcius), but that hasn't happened today.

Hey we're on par. We're reaching temperatures of 13 celcius in the daytime now. Currently -5c tonight. Saw some strange ass northern lights last night on my walk round town.

I can't tell you how nice it is to see dust on the roads and some fucking sunshine again.

Last month, the weather here went up to 33 Celcius (and today, it went up to like 29-ish). It was fucking crazy...

Why is weather either always really cold or really hot.....? Unless you're in Greece. The weather is almost perfect there. :/

Mainly cold and damp up here. Spring time right now consists of the weather deciding that it still wants to freeze and then snow, or warm up and dump rain everywhere.

On average summer lasts two months at the very maximum. And you can roll a bad hand and get rain and damp during that time.

Lately our falls have been dry and warm. It's never too hot up here. Not for long anyway.

How's the weather, wherever the hell you live?

Well, the weather in Los Gatos, California currently is.....

It's night, no clouds outside, 55 degrees Fahrenheit (about 13 Celcius), and it's a pretty typical night here. Well, it's honestly kind of warm, it usually dips down to around 45 Fahrenheit (about 7 Celcius), but that hasn't happened today.

Hey we're on par. We're reaching temperatures of 13 celcius in the daytime now. Currently -5c tonight. Saw some strange ass northern lights last night on my walk round town.

I can't tell you how nice it is to see dust on the roads and some fucking sunshine again.

Last month, the weather here went up to 33 Celcius (and today, it went up to like 29-ish). It was fucking crazy...

Why is weather either always really cold or really hot.....? Unless you're in Greece. The weather is almost perfect there. :/

Mainly cold and damp up here. Spring time right now consists of the weather deciding that it still wants to freeze and then snow, or warm up and dump rain everywhere.

On average summer lasts two months at the very maximum. And you can roll a bad hand and get rain and damp during that time.

Lately our falls have been dry and warm. It's never too hot up here. Not for long anyway.

All you get here is a 6 month long Summer (from April to November usually), and then a 6 month long Autumn. Temperature goes below zero like once a year. It's such boring weather over here.

And it's dry. Really dry. And have I mentioned that I live in a valley with about 1.5 million other people and nearly everyone here has a car, so all of that traffic pollution pools down at the very bottom?

As you can tell, I really enjoy where I live right now.

How was your day?

I answered that question already. Just scroll up a bit to Jive Turkey's question.
 
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Can i haz rec0n

How's the weather, wherever the hell you live?

Well, the weather in Los Gatos, California currently is.....

It's night, no clouds outside, 55 degrees Fahrenheit (about 13 Celcius), and it's a pretty typical night here. Well, it's honestly kind of warm, it usually dips down to around 45 Fahrenheit (about 7 Celcius), but that hasn't happened today.

Hey we're on par. We're reaching temperatures of 13 celcius in the daytime now. Currently -5c tonight. Saw some strange ass northern lights last night on my walk round town.

I can't tell you how nice it is to see dust on the roads and some fucking sunshine again.

Last month, the weather here went up to 33 Celcius (and today, it went up to like 29-ish). It was fucking crazy...

Why is weather either always really cold or really hot.....? Unless you're in Greece. The weather is almost perfect there. :/

Mainly cold and damp up here. Spring time right now consists of the weather deciding that it still wants to freeze and then snow, or warm up and dump rain everywhere.

On average summer lasts two months at the very maximum. And you can roll a bad hand and get rain and damp during that time.

Lately our falls have been dry and warm. It's never too hot up here. Not for long anyway.

All you get here is a 6 month long Summer (from April to November usually), and then a 6 month long Autumn. Temperature goes below zero like once a year. It's such boring weather over here.

And it's dry. Really dry. And have I mentioned that I live in a valley with about 1.5 million other people and nearly everyone here has a car, so all of that traffic pollution pools down at the very bottom?

As you can tell, I really enjoy where I live right now.

Take a coin. Or dice. Put a country on whatever side you feel like. And give it a flip. Whatever country you land on that you're interested in, do a little research.

No matter where you go there's no actual escape. I remember, somewhere on here, having a discussion about.....fuck me. I don't remember it. But it had to do with people and stability. Growing used to their environment.

We make very poor relaxers, and very poor adjusters.

Drop somebody on a beach and expose them to being lazy all day and they'll grow tired. Restless. The same rule applies to countries and environments, and being surrounded by people.

Up here? You have to deal with 6-8 month long winters. Cold days, cold stretches, weeks and months where going outside is not an option. Sunshine decrease in both the clouded skies and you living indoors.

Distance is a factor in everything. Money is getting harder to balance up here. Looking for people you get along with is tricky.

But as I said. Take a coin. Give it a flip. And you'll find almost every part of the world is in trouble these days. Conflicts, everywhere.

Running away to a new environment will only ever stave off your cabin fever for so long before you need a new change of pace.

Hedonic treadmill?

How was your day?

I answered that question already. Just scroll up a bit to Jive Turkey's question.
 
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Can i haz rec0n

n0 :^)

How's the weather, wherever the hell you live?

Well, the weather in Los Gatos, California currently is.....

It's night, no clouds outside, 55 degrees Fahrenheit (about 13 Celcius), and it's a pretty typical night here. Well, it's honestly kind of warm, it usually dips down to around 45 Fahrenheit (about 7 Celcius), but that hasn't happened today.

Hey we're on par. We're reaching temperatures of 13 celcius in the daytime now. Currently -5c tonight. Saw some strange ass northern lights last night on my walk round town.

I can't tell you how nice it is to see dust on the roads and some fucking sunshine again.

Last month, the weather here went up to 33 Celcius (and today, it went up to like 29-ish). It was fucking crazy...

Why is weather either always really cold or really hot.....? Unless you're in Greece. The weather is almost perfect there. :/

Mainly cold and damp up here. Spring time right now consists of the weather deciding that it still wants to freeze and then snow, or warm up and dump rain everywhere.

On average summer lasts two months at the very maximum. And you can roll a bad hand and get rain and damp during that time.

Lately our falls have been dry and warm. It's never too hot up here. Not for long anyway.

All you get here is a 6 month long Summer (from April to November usually), and then a 6 month long Autumn. Temperature goes below zero like once a year. It's such boring weather over here.

And it's dry. Really dry. And have I mentioned that I live in a valley with about 1.5 million other people and nearly everyone here has a car, so all of that traffic pollution pools down at the very bottom?

As you can tell, I really enjoy where I live right now.

Take a coin. Or dice. Put a country on whatever side you feel like. And give it a flip. Whatever country you land on that you're interested in, do a little research.

No matter where you go there's no actual escape. I remember, somewhere on here, having a discussion about.....fuck me. I don't remember it. But it had to do with people and stability. Growing used to their environment.

We make very poor relaxers, and very poor adjusters.

Drop somebody on a beach and expose them to being lazy all day and they'll grow tired. Restless. The same rule applies to countries and environments, and being surrounded by people.

Up here? You have to deal with 6-8 month long winters. Cold days, cold stretches, weeks and months where going outside is not an option. Sunshine decrease in both the clouded skies and you living indoors.

Distance is a factor in everything. Money is getting harder to balance up here. Looking for people you get along with is tricky.

But as I said. Take a coin. Give it a flip. And you'll find almost every part of the world is in trouble these days. Conflicts, everywhere.

Running away to a new environment will only ever stave off your cabin fever for so long before you need a new change of pace.

Oh, I'm very aware of that. I'm not deluding myself into thinking that's not the case. It's just that I have no reason whatsoever to stay here. I don't have family here, most of my friends are leaving this place as well, so yeah.

Hedonic treadmill?

Yes. People don't have permanent "I'm happy switches."

New experiences, new environments give you a boost. A fresh feeling. But letting the dust settle for too long brings back a decline in appreciation for where you are.

As much as I can honestly say that my province is arguably and generally agreed upon as being the shithole of canada, when I look at all the problems in the world, all the conflicts, there's peace up here. And I realize that I'd be fit to live nowhere else.

Which Fallout is your favorite and why?

How's the weather, wherever the hell you live?

Well, the weather in Los Gatos, California currently is.....

It's night, no clouds outside, 55 degrees Fahrenheit (about 13 Celcius), and it's a pretty typical night here. Well, it's honestly kind of warm, it usually dips down to around 45 Fahrenheit (about 7 Celcius), but that hasn't happened today.

Hey we're on par. We're reaching temperatures of 13 celcius in the daytime now. Currently -5c tonight. Saw some strange ass northern lights last night on my walk round town.

I can't tell you how nice it is to see dust on the roads and some fucking sunshine again.

Last month, the weather here went up to 33 Celcius (and today, it went up to like 29-ish). It was fucking crazy...

Why is weather either always really cold or really hot.....? Unless you're in Greece. The weather is almost perfect there. :/

Mainly cold and damp up here. Spring time right now consists of the weather deciding that it still wants to freeze and then snow, or warm up and dump rain everywhere.

On average summer lasts two months at the very maximum. And you can roll a bad hand and get rain and damp during that time.

Lately our falls have been dry and warm. It's never too hot up here. Not for long anyway.

All you get here is a 6 month long Summer (from April to November usually), and then a 6 month long Autumn. Temperature goes below zero like once a year. It's such boring weather over here.

And it's dry. Really dry. And have I mentioned that I live in a valley with about 1.5 million other people and nearly everyone here has a car, so all of that traffic pollution pools down at the very bottom?

As you can tell, I really enjoy where I live right now.

Take a coin. Or dice. Put a country on whatever side you feel like. And give it a flip. Whatever country you land on that you're interested in, do a little research.

No matter where you go there's no actual escape. I remember, somewhere on here, having a discussion about.....fuck me. I don't remember it. But it had to do with people and stability. Growing used to their environment.

We make very poor relaxers, and very poor adjusters.

Drop somebody on a beach and expose them to being lazy all day and they'll grow tired. Restless. The same rule applies to countries and environments, and being surrounded by people.

Up here? You have to deal with 6-8 month long winters. Cold days, cold stretches, weeks and months where going outside is not an option. Sunshine decrease in both the clouded skies and you living indoors.

Distance is a factor in everything. Money is getting harder to balance up here. Looking for people you get along with is tricky.

But as I said. Take a coin. Give it a flip. And you'll find almost every part of the world is in trouble these days. Conflicts, everywhere.

Running away to a new environment will only ever stave off your cabin fever for so long before you need a new change of pace.

Oh, I'm very aware of that. I'm not deluding myself into thinking that's not the case. It's just that I have no reason whatsoever to stay here. I don't have family here, most of my friends are leaving this place as well, so yeah.

Friends. A funny subject. It's all so very temporary. Personally, I've a game plan to see if I can manage.

Get a property for myself. Build it well. Build it durable. Make it long lasting. Acquire a friend, or a partner. And when we can, go explore the world. So long as that property is in our name no matter what trouble comes wherever we go, there's always a place to come back to.

One can only tolerate people and the world in fleeting moments.

Which Fallout is your favorite and why?

Oh dear god, this is a hard one.

Fallout: Brotherhood of Steel

Kidding.

Probably Fallout 3. Had the best atmosphere by far. The world was so large, there were so many little things hidden inside of it. So many places you never had to go to but were really fascinating. And the DC ruins were huge and detailed unlike the Las Vegas ruins in Fallout: NV.

And the first 2 Fallouts just don't quite cut it graphic wise. Those games are fun, but they just feel ancient.

Which Fallout is your favorite and why?

Oh dear god, this is a hard one.

Fallout: Brotherhood of Steel

Kidding.

Probably Fallout 3. Had the best atmosphere by far. The world was so large, there were so many little things hidden inside of it. So many places you never had to go to but were really fascinating. And the DC ruins were huge and detailed unlike the Las Vegas ruins in Fallout: NV.

And the first 2 Fallouts just don't quite cut it graphic wise. Those games are fun, but they just feel ancient.

Awesome.

Comms. I'll gladly stick around and talk to you in here tonight if you want. I'm currently finishing up supper and debating on whetehr or not to go for my walk tonight. If I do go, I'll be half an hour at the minimum. An hour at the most if I can manage two laps around town.

I've a wide array of conversing directions to take. If you're bored, all you need is start discussing something.

How's the weather, wherever the hell you live?

Well, the weather in Los Gatos, California currently is.....

It's night, no clouds outside, 55 degrees Fahrenheit (about 13 Celcius), and it's a pretty typical night here. Well, it's honestly kind of warm, it usually dips down to around 45 Fahrenheit (about 7 Celcius), but that hasn't happened today.

Hey we're on par. We're reaching temperatures of 13 celcius in the daytime now. Currently -5c tonight. Saw some strange ass northern lights last night on my walk round town.

I can't tell you how nice it is to see dust on the roads and some fucking sunshine again.

Last month, the weather here went up to 33 Celcius (and today, it went up to like 29-ish). It was fucking crazy...

Why is weather either always really cold or really hot.....? Unless you're in Greece. The weather is almost perfect there. :/

Mainly cold and damp up here. Spring time right now consists of the weather deciding that it still wants to freeze and then snow, or warm up and dump rain everywhere.

On average summer lasts two months at the very maximum. And you can roll a bad hand and get rain and damp during that time.

Lately our falls have been dry and warm. It's never too hot up here. Not for long anyway.

All you get here is a 6 month long Summer (from April to November usually), and then a 6 month long Autumn. Temperature goes below zero like once a year. It's such boring weather over here.

And it's dry. Really dry. And have I mentioned that I live in a valley with about 1.5 million other people and nearly everyone here has a car, so all of that traffic pollution pools down at the very bottom?

As you can tell, I really enjoy where I live right now.

Take a coin. Or dice. Put a country on whatever side you feel like. And give it a flip. Whatever country you land on that you're interested in, do a little research.

No matter where you go there's no actual escape. I remember, somewhere on here, having a discussion about.....fuck me. I don't remember it. But it had to do with people and stability. Growing used to their environment.

We make very poor relaxers, and very poor adjusters.

Drop somebody on a beach and expose them to being lazy all day and they'll grow tired. Restless. The same rule applies to countries and environments, and being surrounded by people.

Up here? You have to deal with 6-8 month long winters. Cold days, cold stretches, weeks and months where going outside is not an option. Sunshine decrease in both the clouded skies and you living indoors.

Distance is a factor in everything. Money is getting harder to balance up here. Looking for people you get along with is tricky.

But as I said. Take a coin. Give it a flip. And you'll find almost every part of the world is in trouble these days. Conflicts, everywhere.

Running away to a new environment will only ever stave off your cabin fever for so long before you need a new change of pace.

Oh, I'm very aware of that. I'm not deluding myself into thinking that's not the case. It's just that I have no reason whatsoever to stay here. I don't have family here, most of my friends are leaving this place as well, so yeah.

Friends. A funny subject. It's all so very temporary. Personally, I've a game plan to see if I can manage.

Get a property for myself. Build it well. Build it durable. Make it long lasting. Acquire a friend, or a partner. And when we can, go explore the world. So long as that property is in our name no matter what trouble comes wherever we go, there's always a place to come back to.

One can only tolerate people and the world in fleeting moments.

Real estate prices here tend to hover over the 1.5 million mark normally.

>__>

Which Fallout is your favorite and why?

Oh dear god, this is a hard one.

Fallout: Brotherhood of Steel

Kidding.

Probably Fallout 3. Had the best atmosphere by far. The world was so large, there were so many little things hidden inside of it. So many places you never had to go to but were really fascinating. And the DC ruins were huge and detailed unlike the Las Vegas ruins in Fallout: NV.

And the first 2 Fallouts just don't quite cut it graphic wise. Those games are fun, but they just feel ancient.

Awesome.

I don't give a flying fuck about gameplay as long as the atmosphere is good. And it's this reason that I've been put off of gaming in general recently, since now all that matters is gameplay, and the atmospheres tend to suck.

How's the weather, wherever the hell you live?

Well, the weather in Los Gatos, California currently is.....

It's night, no clouds outside, 55 degrees Fahrenheit (about 13 Celcius), and it's a pretty typical night here. Well, it's honestly kind of warm, it usually dips down to around 45 Fahrenheit (about 7 Celcius), but that hasn't happened today.

Hey we're on par. We're reaching temperatures of 13 celcius in the daytime now. Currently -5c tonight. Saw some strange ass northern lights last night on my walk round town.

I can't tell you how nice it is to see dust on the roads and some fucking sunshine again.

Last month, the weather here went up to 33 Celcius (and today, it went up to like 29-ish). It was fucking crazy...

Why is weather either always really cold or really hot.....? Unless you're in Greece. The weather is almost perfect there. :/

Mainly cold and damp up here. Spring time right now consists of the weather deciding that it still wants to freeze and then snow, or warm up and dump rain everywhere.

On average summer lasts two months at the very maximum. And you can roll a bad hand and get rain and damp during that time.

Lately our falls have been dry and warm. It's never too hot up here. Not for long anyway.

All you get here is a 6 month long Summer (from April to November usually), and then a 6 month long Autumn. Temperature goes below zero like once a year. It's such boring weather over here.

And it's dry. Really dry. And have I mentioned that I live in a valley with about 1.5 million other people and nearly everyone here has a car, so all of that traffic pollution pools down at the very bottom?

As you can tell, I really enjoy where I live right now.

Take a coin. Or dice. Put a country on whatever side you feel like. And give it a flip. Whatever country you land on that you're interested in, do a little research.

No matter where you go there's no actual escape. I remember, somewhere on here, having a discussion about.....fuck me. I don't remember it. But it had to do with people and stability. Growing used to their environment.

We make very poor relaxers, and very poor adjusters.

Drop somebody on a beach and expose them to being lazy all day and they'll grow tired. Restless. The same rule applies to countries and environments, and being surrounded by people.

Up here? You have to deal with 6-8 month long winters. Cold days, cold stretches, weeks and months where going outside is not an option. Sunshine decrease in both the clouded skies and you living indoors.

Distance is a factor in everything. Money is getting harder to balance up here. Looking for people you get along with is tricky.

But as I said. Take a coin. Give it a flip. And you'll find almost every part of the world is in trouble these days. Conflicts, everywhere.

Running away to a new environment will only ever stave off your cabin fever for so long before you need a new change of pace.

Oh, I'm very aware of that. I'm not deluding myself into thinking that's not the case. It's just that I have no reason whatsoever to stay here. I don't have family here, most of my friends are leaving this place as well, so yeah.

Friends. A funny subject. It's all so very temporary. Personally, I've a game plan to see if I can manage.

Get a property for myself. Build it well. Build it durable. Make it long lasting. Acquire a friend, or a partner. And when we can, go explore the world. So long as that property is in our name no matter what trouble comes wherever we go, there's always a place to come back to.

One can only tolerate people and the world in fleeting moments.

Real estate prices here tend to hover over the 1.5 million mark normally.

>__>

While generally our costs are lower. We've less money to work with. Quite often, acres of land can go for millions quite easily.

How's the weather, wherever the hell you live?

Well, the weather in Los Gatos, California currently is.....

It's night, no clouds outside, 55 degrees Fahrenheit (about 13 Celcius), and it's a pretty typical night here. Well, it's honestly kind of warm, it usually dips down to around 45 Fahrenheit (about 7 Celcius), but that hasn't happened today.

Hey we're on par. We're reaching temperatures of 13 celcius in the daytime now. Currently -5c tonight. Saw some strange ass northern lights last night on my walk round town.

I can't tell you how nice it is to see dust on the roads and some fucking sunshine again.

Last month, the weather here went up to 33 Celcius (and today, it went up to like 29-ish). It was fucking crazy...

Why is weather either always really cold or really hot.....? Unless you're in Greece. The weather is almost perfect there. :/

Mainly cold and damp up here. Spring time right now consists of the weather deciding that it still wants to freeze and then snow, or warm up and dump rain everywhere.

On average summer lasts two months at the very maximum. And you can roll a bad hand and get rain and damp during that time.

Lately our falls have been dry and warm. It's never too hot up here. Not for long anyway.

All you get here is a 6 month long Summer (from April to November usually), and then a 6 month long Autumn. Temperature goes below zero like once a year. It's such boring weather over here.

And it's dry. Really dry. And have I mentioned that I live in a valley with about 1.5 million other people and nearly everyone here has a car, so all of that traffic pollution pools down at the very bottom?

As you can tell, I really enjoy where I live right now.

Take a coin. Or dice. Put a country on whatever side you feel like. And give it a flip. Whatever country you land on that you're interested in, do a little research.

No matter where you go there's no actual escape. I remember, somewhere on here, having a discussion about.....fuck me. I don't remember it. But it had to do with people and stability. Growing used to their environment.

We make very poor relaxers, and very poor adjusters.

Drop somebody on a beach and expose them to being lazy all day and they'll grow tired. Restless. The same rule applies to countries and environments, and being surrounded by people.

Up here? You have to deal with 6-8 month long winters. Cold days, cold stretches, weeks and months where going outside is not an option. Sunshine decrease in both the clouded skies and you living indoors.

Distance is a factor in everything. Money is getting harder to balance up here. Looking for people you get along with is tricky.

But as I said. Take a coin. Give it a flip. And you'll find almost every part of the world is in trouble these days. Conflicts, everywhere.

Running away to a new environment will only ever stave off your cabin fever for so long before you need a new change of pace.

Oh, I'm very aware of that. I'm not deluding myself into thinking that's not the case. It's just that I have no reason whatsoever to stay here. I don't have family here, most of my friends are leaving this place as well, so yeah.

Friends. A funny subject. It's all so very temporary. Personally, I've a game plan to see if I can manage.

Get a property for myself. Build it well. Build it durable. Make it long lasting. Acquire a friend, or a partner. And when we can, go explore the world. So long as that property is in our name no matter what trouble comes wherever we go, there's always a place to come back to.

One can only tolerate people and the world in fleeting moments.

Real estate prices here tend to hover over the 1.5 million mark normally.

>__>

While generally our costs are lower. We've less money to work with. Quite often, acres of land can go for millions quite easily.

I had imagined that where you lived, prices would be dirt cheap since you're in such a rural area. How much would a 2-bedroom, 2,500 square foot (250 square meters if you use that instead) house with a small front and backyard cost? Cause those are the sorts of houses which go for 1.5 million here. I don't even want to think what one acre, let alone several would cost here. No need to convert Canadian Dollar to USD, I'll just do that myself.

Silicon Valley is where I live by the way. Gotta pay the big bucks if you wanna live in one of the forefronts of technology. It's overrated honestly. Most of it is suburb. Think of it as a slightly smaller version of LA pretty much. Safer as well. Not to say that LA isn't expensive as fuck as well. Generally, real estate is far more expensive in California than in other parts of the US.