LA Family leftovers

[Grouchy Sinatra]

Anyone read the book by Dragna's great grandson? Los Angeles Sugar Ring?

[Frank]

How the phuck do you move to Buffalo and Cleveland after living in Los Angeles? They really are assholes!

Family ties. Plus, LA is a cesspool

I would VASTLY prefer living in Cleveland to any big city in California. VASTLY.

I don't know about that. I have always heard that San Diego is great. Always here bad things about Cleveland. Been to San Francisco and Oakland. Too dam cold for July. SF nice place to visit, but wouldn't want to live there. Oakland was to much like Cleveland. Was in Cleveland once, kind of reminded me of Detroit, was there once. They were a step above Hoboken NJ.

[Ivan]

How the phuck do you move to Buffalo and Cleveland after living in Los Angeles? They really are assholes!

Family ties. Plus, LA is a cesspool

I would VASTLY prefer living in Cleveland to any big city in California. VASTLY.

I don't know about that. I have always heard that San Diego is great. Always here bad things about Cleveland. Been to San Francisco and Oakland. Too dam cold for July. SF nice place to visit, but wouldn't want to live there. Oakland was to much like Cleveland. Was in Cleveland once, kind of reminded me of Detroit, was there once. They were a step above Hoboken NJ.

Good points, but the cost of living there is insane and the people in Cleveland are much more pleasant to be around.

Personally, I can't stand to be around people who get offended by everything, but that's just me.

[Philly d]

I went to the Eastside suburbs of Cleveland. Very pretty and reasonably priced. I lived in LA for 3.5 years. Odd place to say the least.

[Frank]

How the phuck do you move to Buffalo and Cleveland after living in Los Angeles? They really are assholes!

Family ties. Plus, LA is a cesspool

I would VASTLY prefer living in Cleveland to any big city in California. VASTLY.

I don't know about that. I have always heard that San Diego is great. Always here bad things about Cleveland. Been to San Francisco and Oakland. Too dam cold for July. SF nice place to visit, but wouldn't want to live there. Oakland was to much like Cleveland. Was in Cleveland once, kind of reminded me of Detroit, was there once. They were a step above Hoboken NJ.

Good points, but the cost of living there is insane and the people in Cleveland are much more pleasant to be around.

Personally, I can't stand to be around people who get offended by everything, but that's just me.

I can see your point. If people are generally jagbags there than I wouldn't want to be around them. I was kind of joking about Cleveland and Detroit and Hoboken too, since it's been years ago that I was there. I remember traveling threw Hoboken in the 70s. Alot of burned out buildings Newark was bad too.

[JCB1977]

I went to the Eastside suburbs of Cleveland. Very pretty and reasonably priced. I lived in LA for 3.5 years. Odd place to say the least.

I lived in L.A for 4 years while in my 20's. San Diego was pretty but its 80% minority in SD County. L.A. is a great place to visit but a cesspool otherwise. I know Cleveland well, it has changed over the last 20 years for the better. Great cost of living and you don't need to speak Spanish

[NJShore4Life]

Hoboken is all yuppies and completely gentrified, costs almost the same to live in Hoboken now as it does to live in parts of Brooklyn and Manhattan. Hoboken is really high end and expensive now! I lived in Hoboken from 2007-2010.

[baldo]

Lives in Hoboken from 98-02. Place is way different than when I lived there twenty years ago (and even then it was pretty much fully gentrified).

[UTC]

LA, Oakland, Portland and San Francisco should be removed from the face of the globe, as a starter. The latter city was heavily Italian, by the way, but that was before people openly shit on the sidewalk as part of hobo chic. I'd love to shoot them in the act.

[Grouchy Sinatra]

Let's settle this.

Cleveland rocks!

San Diego? Can't beat the fish tacos.

Hoboken is where legends are born.

And LA, well, is the home to the stars.

Now, anyone read that book by Dragna's great grandson?

[Philly d]

LA, Oakland, Portland and San Francisco should be removed from the face of the globe, as a starter. The latter city was heavily Italian, by the way, but that was before people openly shit on the sidewalk as part of hobo chic. I'd love to shoot them in the act.

I like Portland a lot. Very pretty...the people thats a different story.

[Ivan]

I like Portland a lot. Very pretty...the people thats a different story.

I wanted to fucking murder every Portlander I've ever met after interacting with them for about 90 seconds.

I know Cleveland well, it has changed over the last 20 years for the better. Great cost of living and you don't need to speak Spanish

It's a fantastic city if you know what you're doing. Also like you mentioned you don't have to pay two grand a month for a shitty studio.

I went to the Eastside suburbs of Cleveland. Very pretty and reasonably priced.

Ever been to Lakewood, near east suburb? It's basically the good aspects of Cleveland without the bad. Great town. Same nasty winters though.

[JCB1977]

I like Portland a lot. Very pretty...the people thats a different story.

I wanted to fucking murder every Portlander I've ever met after interacting with them for about 90 seconds.

I know Cleveland well, it has changed over the last 20 years for the better. Great cost of living and you don't need to speak Spanish

It's a fantastic city if you know what you're doing. Also like you mentioned you don't have to pay two grand a month for a shitty studio.

I went to the Eastside suburbs of Cleveland. Very pretty and reasonably priced.

Ever been to Lakewood, near east suburb? It's basically the good aspects of Cleveland without the bad. Great town. Same nasty winters though.

Lakewood is the West Side

[Philly d]

I like Portland a lot. Very pretty...the people thats a different story.

I wanted to fucking murder every Portlander I've ever met after interacting with them for about 90 seconds.

I know Cleveland well, it has changed over the last 20 years for the better. Great cost of living and you don't need to speak Spanish

It's a fantastic city if you know what you're doing. Also like you mentioned you don't have to pay two grand a month for a shitty studio.

I went to the Eastside suburbs of Cleveland. Very pretty and reasonably priced.

Ever been to Lakewood, near east suburb? It's basically the good aspects of Cleveland without the bad. Great town. Same nasty winters though.

Maybe drove through. Was in Shaker Heights, Beachwood, etc

[JCB1977]

I like Portland a lot. Very pretty...the people thats a different story.

I wanted to fucking murder every Portlander I've ever met after interacting with them for about 90 seconds.

I know Cleveland well, it has changed over the last 20 years for the better. Great cost of living and you don't need to speak Spanish

It's a fantastic city if you know what you're doing. Also like you mentioned you don't have to pay two grand a month for a shitty studio.

I went to the Eastside suburbs of Cleveland. Very pretty and reasonably priced.

Ever been to Lakewood, near east suburb? It's basically the good aspects of Cleveland without the bad. Great town. Same nasty winters though.

Maybe drove through. Was in Shaker Heights, Beachwood, etc

Wealthy areas. Halle Berry was born and raised in Shaker Heights. Many of the mobsters lived in Orange around the Pepper Pike area.