The City Of Your Dreams

[greaves]

Which city in the world would you most like to visit?

Obviously most JUBbers are going to opt for London as that is where greaves lives.

But seriously, what city, that you have not been to before, would be your dream city?

For greaves it is Rio De Janeiro

 

[treanir]

Visit? Oh goodness, you're not making this easy, are ya? Hmmm... I'd say San Fransisco. I've always been drawn to it.

If you had said 'where do you want to live', I'd have said Perth.

 

[RationalLunacy]

Tashkent, Uzbekistan. Home of the Barf Bus.

 

[D-Base]

Hmm, I dunno about a "city of my dreams".

I'd like to see Athens, Cairo, Göteborg, London, Madrid, New York and Miami.

City I crave to go back to : San Francisco. The most amazing city I've ever visited.

 

[KangaWallaFox]

^

what he said

 

[ashonfire]

Ulaanbaatar.

 

[PrinceOwen]

Manchester , England

 

[ronboy]

City that Sir Ron would love to see outside of North America is Perth, Western Australia. I have heard that it compares to the way Los Angeles or San Diego were in the mid twentieth century.

City that Sir Ron would like to visit in North America....Bolton, Ontario (for OBVIOUS reasons......hehehe!)

 

[star-warrior]

Reykjavik, Iceland.

 

[belamy]

...........

http://www.oren.ru/upload/iblock/3531f6d1406ab1a99af52459afa99a1f.jpg

 

[star-warrior]

Those are London landmarks, The Millenium Dome/O2, London Bridge, Houses of Parliament etc... without water in the River Thames. So you wanna visit greaves, afterall...

 

[kevbo]

Sapporo, Japan
Cape Town, South Africa
Stockholm, Sweden
Prague, Czech Republic

And on and on...

 

[teadrinker]

New York. I've wanted to visit it for almost as long as I can remember. I've got close (Boston, Pittsburgh), but never to NY itself. One day...

-T.

 

[belamy]

Those are London landmarks, The Millenium Dome/O2, London Bridge, Houses of Parliament etc... without water in the River Thames. So you wanna visit greaves, afterall...

You know, I have bigger obsessions than whores:

1.-I've always loved books: only books (texts, writings in general, inscriptions, ingredient lists... whatever) and male ass can hook my attention above anything else, and the first to a far higher degree than the other one;

2.-I've always liked towers and the view from high places in general, specially when they are man-made or they are a combination of man-made structure and natural vantage point.

3.-I've always admired the dense and complex urban fabric of central London (that part which is not genuinely British, that is, without the disgustingly provincial flair and pride of being so you can find anywhere else in the isle). In fact, some ideal of city for me would be the grid of the City of London and City of Westminster with the massive canyons of Downtown and Midtown Manhattan skyscrapers, plus the architecture and skyline of Tokyo, Seoul and Hong Kong and the rich baroque interiors lined with ancient history and works of art and libraries filled with books and manuscripts from all over the world and all times of Paris and Rome, plus the British Library

4.- I've not been to many places, but I've already been to London

 

[greaves]

Yummers, stop drinking the altar wine!

Dibley is not a city. It's a very small village.

 

[RationalLunacy]

Ougadougou, Burkina Faso -- where Bush is burned in effigy daily.

 

[Yuki Sohma]

Jerusalem

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[NineOfClubs]

Probably, Paris.