Man, I live in a rough neighborhood. I saw a girl giving birth on the street while playing poker yesterday. She ran out of dollars to bet with, so she did what every newy baked mother would've done. Seeing and raising.
Man, I live in a rough neighborhood. I saw a girl giving birth on the street while playing poker yesterday. She ran out of dollars to bet with, so she did what every newy baked mother would've done. Seeing and raising.
Middle class suburb.
I live in an upper-middle to upper class suburb/town north of Houston called <a href="http://www.thewoodlands.com">The Woodlands</a>.
When my Dad told his Work "friends" (Im sure he makes them up) where we live they replied "Woaaah, In all them big houses?"
They arnt big huge houses, this house is a 3 bedroom, but its the area we live in that makes it so "grand". Down the road is the school with one of the best records in the Northwest, and England went through a huge House price boom, a House across the road went for about £170,000
I suppose, yeah, middle/upper class. There is alot worse in St Helens, Parr isnt safe =P
I live in a gated neighborhood. You can't get inside unless you have ID. But yes, I live in a very wealthy neighborhood. Those who have seen a picture of my house knows.
Back home, I live in a rural area, so there is no real neighbourhood. I would say the area in general is middle class-ish, maybe slightly below it.
Lower class. It's all terraced housing, some of it council owned. There is a lot of grafitti. Single mums appear to be the majority group...
I dunno... Middle/Upper class?
There is a bit of everything round here.
I live in the suburbs. On the middle/upper side of town...
Middle class I guess. I've never given it much thought before really.
Dunno, lower class I guess. Joy riding, followed by burnt out cars, people getting beat up, you name it.
Although it's not too bad compared to other places in Bristol.
I don't know. I haven't polled my neighbors about their financial situation.
A continuous battle between countryside and McCooeys.
The last words of Oscar Wilde, to the wallpaper in his room - "One of us has to go"
Rough,tough and no nonsense.The kind of place you get your head kicked-in for saying hello to someone.
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