Post your city
Post your city
Joseph Mitchell
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Leo Richardson
Elijah Robinson
Beautiful
Christian Anderson
La Paz
Isaac Clark
Living on an island with loads of people must be odd.
Chase Richardson
Las Palmas...
Noah Bell
James Martin
Isaiah Mitchell
Does all of Iceland live there ?
Aiden Powell
We're looking at about 15% of Iceland's population in just that picture
Andrew Jones
about a third of the population
Brody Bennett
É Belo Horizonte belo?
Nathan Carter
Kevin Cook
the only thing odd about living here is the prices of everything
that and the mentality some people have, i lived in the midwest before and broke people there are always miserable but here many are still happy.
Parker Sanchez
I miss the snow.
Not that it snows here. People would die if it got cold enough for that.
James Wright
seoul
Kevin Lopez
>seoul
>soulless
Logan Smith
sim
Liam Wright
well it is paradise, isn't it?
I'd hate to be a bum and live somewhere where the weather exists
Gabriel Roberts
I though Santa Catarina was based, look like the average brazilian shithole
Brody Diaz
Christopher Taylor
looks german in a uniform bland sort of way
Justin Cook
Ljubljana (capital)
Anthony Williams
Campeche
Isaiah Torres
I have close to zero experience with any other state.
However, Concórdia is comfy for what it is. My only complaint is houses have no heat insulation and no central heating, but that's a regional problem.
Jack Williams
Tokyo....
Lucas Foster
Austin Texas
looks comfy, no?
James Lee
very nice
Jose Mitchell
Looks nice, but I'm a sucker for tall buildings.
Blake Price
Zachary Jenkins
ja, but we've got sauron's soul instead.
Tyler King
Salvador de Bahia?
Connor Anderson
St.Petersburg
Kayden Sanders
looks like an industrial dumpster
capitalism ruins everything, WTF with all those 200 floors apartment buildings??
soul
soulless
looks bad desu
soulless
soul
landfill
soviet commieblocks
beautiful
Mérida is way better
bad attempt at copying westerns
what a soulless shithole
dios mio... why every south american city looks like this?
300 apartment buildings all next to each other.... jesus christ
Ryder Reed
*inhales*
AHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH
Jayden Cruz
Juan Price
Yes, extraordinarily beautiful. I know
David Parker
Nicholas Barnes
Noah Martinez
I hope that plant burns lots of toxic metals
Jeremiah Morris
comfy
based vacationing pole
it's inefficient as fuck obviously but something about the sprawl of LA is charming to me
Ethan Baker
at least post right quality Janez
Colton Evans
yes
fun fact: salvador has an old nickname of black rome
rome is the center of catholicism while salvador is the center of candomblé (african religion) and where african culture and heritage are truly celebrated and appreciated
salvador was brazil's first capital and the biggest city in the americas during the colonial era
Samuel Walker
i literally don't know where it is
James Harris
Matthew Peterson
Pelotas?
Luis Nelson
Reminds me of Boston, but a little smaller. Charles River, but a little thinner. Grass lots that are a little drier. Swan boats...
>300 apartment buildings all next to each other....
Give me one warm/hot coastal city that isn't like this.
Joshua Jenkins
loved it when I visited
mine, city itself is meh but it’s surrounded by mountains which is comfy summer and winter
Benjamin Allen
You know what user, I agree with you. You didn't say anything but I agree. I like to pretend I hate LA, and I do: but it's mind-broken me into a sort of longing for it to become even worse. There's something about the immense sprawl that just goes on as far as the eye can see, the smog, the ridiculously long freeways that disappear off into the mountains. I tell myself that I want to leave it all and live in bumfuck nowhere so I can enjoy the peace, but I really don't want that. There's something about the grand, disgusting, industrial, capitalistic nature at all that threatens me, angers me, but also inspires me. It didn't come up because one man or one government or one god willed it, rather it sort of just happened over time. It's like an un natural force of nature. Yuros might seethe and gasp at it, and I want to bitch with them, but I can't really change the fact that I was born into this and molded by it. It's like I feel like a total foreigner, yet at the same time like I don't belong anywhere else but here. I fucking hate it.
Benjamin Nguyen
>city
Landon Richardson
Curitiba
Zachary Moore
The choice of LA as the setting of Blade Runner made a lot more sense when I looked into the heart of downtown from Griffith Observatory on a foggy, rainy day. They may not have flying cars but it’s already a dystopia.
Lincoln Mitchell
>300 apartment buildings all next to each other
Give me one metropolis that isn't like this
Owen Price
Cooper Ward
nice
Andrew Butler
Mason Hughes
Zamora
250,000 people
Austin Diaz
Ah I got some fám living up there.
Ian Fisher
Austin Rogers
Las Vegas
Jonathan Nguyen
Lovely view
Blake Nguyen
that baseball diamond is disturbingly not green
Isaiah Campbell
>Center road
>That noticeable right-then-left turn.
Why?
Angel Bell
The way these are laid out always makes me feel like they're not so much cities but human plantations, expanding one square shaped zone at a time
Angel Johnson
Guess the soulless shithole
Christian Walker
lol
palmerston Northern Territory, I've lived in Sydney and rural NSW before though
Jordan Watson
Leo Baker
the file name kinda gives it away
Ryan Wilson
I'm a brainlet, probably from all the pollution
Gavin Sanders
Lexington, KY
Tyler Cooper
Noah Hill
You’re living in a hospital?
Eli Lee
I started looking at the way you enter these zones, there's one entrance and then you need to drive through all these turns to get to the other side. But I guess Los Angeles isn't really the same way
Matthew Adams
Henry Butler
Matthew Robinson
Yeah it’s weird like that. I have to go through one long residential street and two short streets just to get to the main road.
Ian Morales
Nathaniel Campbell