I read somewhere that in a few years 70% of the British population will live in cities. Thats alot considering the ratio of country to city. So I thought I'd make this thread to see if it'll turn out that way.
Me, Im a City Slicker :D
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I read somewhere that in a few years 70% of the British population will live in cities. Thats alot considering the ratio of country to city. So I thought I'd make this thread to see if it'll turn out that way.
Me, Im a City Slicker :D
I was born in the city, but moved to the country when I was a small lad. I lived there for most of my life, but these days I live closer to the city. I guess I am not really either of these, but I would rather be a “slicker” than a “bumpkin.” :grumble:
Nether, I'm in the middle of those two. I guess I am leaning more to the city slickers side if I had to choose.
I've lived in my country my whole life and have hated it. I'm moving to Vancouver soon, though. Gonna hang out with Agrias! :D
I'm a Country Bumpkin. I live just outside a village.
OH NO THEY FOUND OUT I WAS HOTLINKING.
*movie poster for City Slickers. Just picture it. Yeah.*
I live in downtown but being in vermont I'm in the country. I want both.
I crew up out in the country, but I've lived in various cities the last 5 years, so I consider myself pretty urbanized.
I've lived in the country for my entire life, I hate it, after being in a big city, relatively speaking, for university, I can't wait to leave the country, so I'm a bit of both, to city for the country, to country for the city.
city dweller, although i live in a suburban area. i am quite the materialist, so i prefer "crowded" places.
country totally.
I guess city slicker if you count suburban areas part of the big city.
I'm a 'city slicker'. I've lived in the city for most of my life. I did, however, live in the country for about six years during high school (about four years ago now), so I've had the best (and worst) of both worlds.
City bumpkin!
Suburban Slacker.
I dunno. I think I'm a bit of both. I'd really like to live in a big city for some years because I enjoy the culture and that there is always something going on. But, on the other hand I like the peace and quite out in the country as well - plus nature is always nice.
I'm a country bumpkin, but I spend a whole lot of time in the city.
In fact, I could be very easily taken for a city slicker if it wasn't for the fact that my heart lies in the open range.
I live in the outskirts of St Helens town centre, but Im definatly more of a city slicker, living in the country would depress and bore me.
I'm a City Slicker. xD
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Originally Posted by Dreddz
I lived in a suburban neighborhood outside of the major city areas when I was growing up, but now I live near downtown Los Angeles.
I despise the city sometimes, but the food is good, so I deal.
St Helen's isnt actually a city, its a large town. Therefore, your a country bumpkin :PQuote:
Originally Posted by Zeldy
Totally a bumpkin.
I've always lived in the city except for a year when I was young and lived in rural Oregon. Cities are just more practical.
About 80-90% of Australians live in the coastal cities.
And I'm one of them xD
I've hardly even ever been in "country."
I may live in Kansas, but Wichita is the largest city (I'm not counting Kansas City here because that's mostly in Missouri :() So I'd have to say I'm a city Slicker.
You don't live in a proper city, hick.Quote:
Originally Posted by ShlupQuack
I was born and raised, and still live, in San Antonio, TX, which is the 7th most populated city in the United States, and thus, it should be obvious that I'm a "city slicker". I've been out in the country before to visit relatives, but didn't like life in the country.
Yeah. I hope I'm not missing out on anything.Quote:
Originally Posted by ShlupQuack
Go Suburbia!