Do you live near UTOPIA? Where is that God damn place?
BTW, fuck off, we're full![/QUOTE]
LOL. Very nice place Chuck. I wonder if people are reticent on divulging their favorite places for fear of assholes coming into their paradise. Sorry we're all full here. Go ruin someplace else.
People have a way of ruining everything. Everything.
Yes, there is more than a little evidence to back that up.
Monaco or south France comes close sometimes.
Where is that god damn place?
I doubt you mean any of the Utopias in Florida, NYC, Ohio, or Texas.
Closest I came was the village of Gordes in Vaucluse, in southern France.
Every view was beautiful.
The local peeps were wonderful.
It was a bit of heaven ... and I would return, but I know you can't go home again.
The Gulf Islands in the Straights of Georgia
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I live near Utopia, TX! :biggrin1: (well, sort of...not sure of its exact location compared to me but it's somewhere near Bandera, I think). I remember this because I was looking at a Texas Hill Country travel book before I moved here and was laughing over there being a Utopia, TX.
This was the vision of Utopia in the not too distant past a cleverly disguised sales pitch to benefit the oil and automobile industry. The wholesale demolition of existing mass transit infrastructure with gas guzzling private automobiles and the utopian vision of the future. This one vision of Utopia did more to ruin the livability of American cities more than anything else combined.
YouTube - GM Futurama - 1939 World's Fair - Part 2
This utopian vision gave us places like Los Angeles, Phoenix, and Fresno - deathly boring, wasteful and soul-less irreversible sprawls now commonplace as the standard of how cities are formed in America. Sad.
We're going to listen to these same fools and let them drill off our coast to reduce the cost of gas and have them sell us more SUV's?
People must have rocks in their heads if they don't get it.