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I suppose it could work for people who are athletic and single, such as typical college students and recent graduates. I did once live in Boston without a car.
by tropo 10y ago
I suppose it could work for people who are athletic and single, such as typical college students and recent graduates. I did once live in Boston without a car.
Outside of Paris is supposedly not very French anymore, and not very safe. It doesn't seem like a place you'd willingly live with kids. Maybe you mean really far away, far beyond the suburbs.
Your culture goes extinct if you don't make more.
I have 12 people, including one who is 198 cm tall and still growing. Standards for "decently" vary; large families normally cram people into a normal-sized house (140 to 280 m²) almost like the pre-boomer generations did.
- pauletienney 10y ago"Outside of Paris is supposedly not very French anymore, and not very safe." I do not know where you get your information but you may have to change your sources. It seems very "FoxNewsy"
- tropo 10y agoWe lost what was closest to non-partisan news a couple years back when CNN decided to go liberal. Since then our news choices have been 100% junk. I might as well go with Fox, since at least it isn't trying to push Democrat framing of everything. I wouldn't do any better by following news that refuses to cover anything that doesn't mesh well with the liberal agenda. Those riots in the Paris suburbs... did you not hear about them, or do you think they were faked, maybe like the Moon landings? What about the sunbathing lady in the park? What about the people who claim to have been harassed and worse by neighborhood sharia patrols while doing things like carrying alcoholic drinks? None of this is safe, and it sure doesn't sound very French to me.