h2g2 The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy: Earth Edition

oh, sheez....Southern California's a beat up piece of crap, and I know this 'cause I live in it. The freakin' armpit of the Inland Empire, too. New York can't be that bad, nor London. So there.

(If I'm messing up my facts, sorry, but I'm not reading the extensive backlog.)

Lets agree that all three have their bad points - but they must also have their good point or we wouldn't there would we ?

I do not know of any good points. I believe that no one in their right minds would want to live there. Fortunately for real estate, there is a significant number of people who are not in their right minds.

um tell me about it, properties prices here are outragious. (and I don't even live in an expensive part of town).

tell me about it, properties prices here are outragious. (and I don't even live in an expensive part of town).

*glares at happy..* Um I resent that statement! i Happen to be of the United States and I ALSO happen to have watched a couple of episodes of Red Dwarf and also think it is very funny. so lets not put ALL americans in one catagory? There are a few exceptions..

Dream the main comments were against your major TV networks not citizens of the USA in general.

Of course, they were in question as well.

Happy, I just want to say that PBS is a major network channell, and they do carry Red Dwarf, Doctor Who, The Hitchiker's Guide To The Galaxy (on occasion), and some other show that, while I don't think is british, is shown amid these other classics.

Sorry, I shouldn't get into these arguments. I've travelled enough to see the best and worst of humanity. The best place is home, and home is where the heart is. If it wasn't for jobs, friends, schools, and other necessary aspects needed for keeping home up and running, why go anywhere else except for on vacation?

Couldent agree more - I just responding to NYC student's comments about british comedey the last thing he has apparently seen was monty python. It's unfortante that a lot of british comedy will never make in the US because of your stricter censorship and the fact that a lot of our comedians have strong regional accents.

that means my home is San Francisco (no I'm not gay I just love the city it so beautiful and interesting and has those really big hills that I want to drive up and down on a harley) and that I should move there immediatley

Yo - If you want Bike Country check out the link to the Peak Distcrict on my page - my home (once) and in the summer you will find no-where better to ride a bike.

i happen to LIKE living in southern california. the weather is lovely. i just wish there was more for a 16 year old to do besides get plastered at stupid high school parties.

From what I remember back then it was the same situstion over here - at least until one of the parties got so out of hand it made the local papers.

no it wasn't, that was 15 at 16 we had discovered Pubs.

There's always stuff to do. I live in a......so you see, that's how, with only a few simple power tools, tin cans, car engines, and weather balloons, you can amuse yourself for hours!

[smiles thinly with half-humour]

*sea laughs*

[Flopsy] I live in a hutch!!

[sea] wow. even southern california is better than a hutch. but at least you get out.