Thinking of moving to Denver (1 Viewer)

[CT Saints Fan]

 

[gumbeau]

Nice place to live but the culture there is definitely heavily west coast influenced.

They do lots of stupid things that tend to piss off Texans.

If you liked the culture/people in California (assuming you didn't live in Berkely, Beverly Hills or in a cave) you will like Denver. I don't know so much about Aurora. If the people in California seemed to be a bunch of busybody self centered narcicists don't move to Denver.

 

[Eeyore]

Get used to coca-cola, dr. pepper, etc., being called "pop".

What else would you call it? :dunno:

 

[MACATTACK]

I lived there for a couple of years. I can give you both the + and - . PM me if you want to know more.

MAC

 

[CT Saints Fan]

What else would you call it? :dunno:

a coke :dunno:

 

[Superfan]

Buckweets

 

[Mr. Blue Sky]

Even though I've never even been to Denver, I'll chime in (because that's what I do .) Having lived in extemely humid places (NOLA, Houston, Florida) and a completely non-humid place (California) myself-- the fact that Denver has no humidity would almost be worth moving there by itself... But after reading this posting by Gumbeau:

"Nice place to live but the culture there is definitely heavily west coast influenced."

... I would change my mind and just deal with the humidity.

 

[Mr. Blue Sky]

a coke :dunno:

Or "soft drink"....... or "cold drink."


Anything but "pop."


/cueantipopjoke

 

[NCSaint]

Avoid this area.

http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/20080215/ap_on_re_us/mining_town_threatened

 

[gumbeau]

They have some 'peanut free' schools in Denver just because a kid allergic to it might come in contact with it and die.

So no peanut butter and jelly for generations of Denver school kids to protect a very limited few. That's Un-American.

I guess it is good there are no fatal allergies to reading.