where was the most unique place you ever lived?

[Staples_AOK]

for more than a few days, of course

I'm living in a backwoods camper right now, going on three months, and it's great. especially if you like propane and propane accessories (insert hank-hill-style-laughing-hua-hua-hua-hua!!!). http://i37.tinypic.com/24dhi0i.jpg

[SomeLowLife]

I lived in Richmond for a few months. "Unique" isn't quite the word I would use, "Scary" seems to fit it a bit more but it certainly was an experience.

Although I was only there for a week, Black Rock City is by far the most unique and just generally awesome place one could ever live.

[Yggdrasil]

I spent my last summer in Bedford-Stuyvesant, Brooklyn. There was an ice-cream truck that sold weed and fried chicken shops down both ends of the street. The lack of hot running water was a bit of a bummer, though

[Earthbound01]

Berkeley, Richmond, and some hick towns.

[Wraith]

Small town Nebraska...

Not much here.

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Why do you live in a camper?

[reject]

Originally Posted by Yggdrasil

I spent my last summer in Bedford-Stuyvesant, Brooklyn. There was an ice-cream truck that sold weed and fried chicken shops down both ends of the street. The lack of hot running water was a bit of a bummer, though

One of my old dealers customers was an ice cream driver.

We always got ice cream when he came to pick up.

Good times.

[Herpy Derpy]

lol you live in a camper.

[Mantikore]

Camped along the Hawkesbury River for about 5 days. So nothing really special at all

[Dr Porsche]

I lived like a king in Rosarito (City in Baja California) for about a month. Fun times were had with cheap beer, food, and fireworks. But it can get pretty scary down there too, Americans tend to disappear every once in a while.

[Vizier]

I've only ever lived in 2 cities, so I guess I have to go by my hometown.

Small, mining town that's overrun by drug cartels and shit ever since the mine closed.

[HARDMAN]

Austin Texas

Naked guys on bicycles, a homeless guy wearing a cheerleader uniform, drunken hipsters waking me up every night, entire city blocks permeated with the smell of marijuana, and getting attacked by a wild labrador retriever whenever I stepped outside my apartment.

[Illegal Immigrant]

i lived in a car for 2 weeks.

[MissScrotum]

Every place in unique in some way. What are the determining factors which makes one place more unique than the next?

[DeadGirlsDon'tSayNo]

I've only ever lived in suburban Chicago and downtown Milwaukee. Neither are very exciting or interesting.

[LSA King]

Germany, greatest country in the world. You all fucked up not to let Adolf Hitler win the war. That place is paradise.

[Jack]

When I was 5, I lived in Mineral Wells, some bumfuck town farther west of Dallas than anyone cares to drive. The place was fucking magical -- granted, I was 5.

We had an awesome pile of junk out back. I found kitchen utensils, a fire extinguisher (which I never tried to discharge), and various rusted, twisted metal. It was like a never-ending pile of treasures waiting to be discovered each time I went out to play.

There was also a precarious treehouse. It wasn't anything special; just a ladder and platform with a park bench hanging off the end. I could see distant cowfields from it, though; and it was fun as hell with the imagination of a five-year-old.

We had a tiny pond too. It wasn't very big around at all, but it was deep, and had lots of minnows and frogs. I spent lovely summer days chasing these and the butterflies and baby rabbits with my net.

Also the property was huge so I could go shoot at shit with my BB gun.

Awesome.