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Moved in 2013. Just wanted to try living somewhere else after college.

re: Tell me about Greece

Posted by AbitaFan08 on 11/10/25 at 9:34 pm to
I’ll be honest, I really dislike Corfu.
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No one leaving. It's a shite democratic hole and they love it there


-Jason, Alexandria, LA
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Tag me when you do. I know that many of them love New Orleans for the architecture, food, and culture. But will they move to the area as a permanent resident? Time will tell. It's hella of a lot cheaper than NYC


Honestly. I will ask random people I speak with the exact question “now that Mamdani was elected, would you consider moving to Louisiana?” And report back exact answers
This thread is so sad

Heading to New York tomorrow. I’ll ask people I run into what their thoughts are on leaving for Louisiana and report back.

re: A week in Boston

Posted by AbitaFan08 on 11/6/25 at 8:02 pm to
I’ll clarify. You had an issue with rainbow flags in Boston, synonymous with the right to gay marriage, while your straight marriage was flushing down the shitter.

Yeah. That’s pretty funny to me.

But that doesn’t mean I don’t want you to not have a better life moving forward.

re: A week in Boston

Posted by AbitaFan08 on 11/6/25 at 6:42 pm to
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They could get snow and ice any day now.


We MAY get snow in a month. Probably not. Ice? January at best.

re: A week in Boston

Posted by AbitaFan08 on 11/6/25 at 6:36 pm to
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Either way, Boston has been known as being a racist city. That’s not some secret. It seems like the people in this thread agree that it’s kept some trash away from the city. :shrug:


I’m going to edit. Boston absolutely has racist tendencies. Townie traditions die hard. But weirdly southern places point to it and say “see! It’s not just us!” Rather than…you know…not be racist.

Either way, I remember you starting a thread about how upset you were by rainbow flags in Boston and weeks later starting a thread about how your life had fallen apart because your wife left you and you weren’t sure if the kid was yours. I laughed and laughed.

I’m glad you’re doing better. And I hope that continues for you. But the irony was too delicious.

re: A week in Boston

Posted by AbitaFan08 on 11/6/25 at 5:00 pm to
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It’s known as a pretty racist city…maybe it’s all by design?


Didn’t your life fall apart shortly after your trip to Boston. Maybe you’re projecting?

re: A week in Boston

Posted by AbitaFan08 on 11/6/25 at 4:54 pm to
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Today, Boston ranks 6th among the 25 largest cities in the US in proportion of the population that is foreign-born.

re: A week in Boston

Posted by AbitaFan08 on 11/6/25 at 10:13 am to
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Never went to Southie where it's rougher.


:lol:

Southie is full of yuppie 20-somethings, popular bars and restaurants, and is one of the more popular neighborhoods in the city to live in.

re: A week in Boston

Posted by AbitaFan08 on 11/6/25 at 9:43 am to
Glad you enjoyed yourself in our liberal shithole baw. Come back any time.
Number one place we haven’t been but want to go: Asador Etxebarri in Spain.

These are the ones we’ve been to that I can remember. Some may have lost their star since then, but this is based on when we ate there.

3 Stars:

Osteria Francescana (Modena) (also Francescana at Casa Maria Luigia when we stayed there)
Le Bernadin (NY)
Piazza Duomo (Alba)
Inn at Little Washington (DC)

2 Stars:

Quintonil (Mexico City)
Pujol (Mexico City)
Gymkhana (London)
Colonnade (Lucerne)

1 Star:

Cosme (NY)
Rezdora (NY)
Le Coucou (NY)
Rosetta (Mexico City)
Mosaafer (Houston)
Le Jardiner (Houston)
River Cafe (NY)
Yakitori Chen (NY)
Gramercy Tavern (NY)
Sushi Nakazowa (NY)
Ora d’Aria (Florence)
Primo (Leche)
Vitantonio Lombardo (Mattera)
All’Enoteca (Piedmont)
Il Ristorante d’Guido da Costigliole (Piedmont)
Solo Du (Berchtesgaden)
Hytra (Athens)
De Kas (Amsterdam)
Aniar (Galway)
Chez Noir (Carmel by the Sea)
St. John (London)

re: Club areas at airports?

Posted by AbitaFan08 on 11/5/25 at 6:03 pm to
Delta Sky Clubs in:
LGA
MSP
BOS (Terminal E)
Massholes.

But it’s not an entirely inaccurate nickname and most wear it with pride. :lol:
I think people that live their life based on direct quotes from any religious text are wrong.

I think people who read a religious text and use rational thought to apply it to their daily lives to the best of their ability are admirable.
I find it interesting that a website with predominantly Louisiana residents has such a genuine disdain for food stamps when Louisiana is in the top five for food stamp usage.

Please stop taking money from other states and complaining about improper spending.

re: Boston reservations so far ...

Posted by AbitaFan08 on 10/25/25 at 8:11 pm to
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Suggestions? I think I'd like to wrap up my trip with a great italian meal.


Based on your current choices, look at places in north end off Hanover. You probably won’t be able to get into mamma Maria but see if you can.

No one will be upset by your reservations. Perfectly mediocre options.
Reading. A library card is free.