Better cities for Aspies

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That's interesting (I live in NC, too.)

What part of NC?

The Piedmont Triad.

Have to wonder why Boston was put into the "Best" category, as Aspies have notoriously poor navigational skills and Boston's roads are positively labyrinthine. It is a nice place if you are taking the T, however, and Cambridge is beautiful.

I know from personal experience that I have a little panic attack whenever the prospect of driving into Boston comes up, though.

My ideal place is a place where you will not get any dirty looks from police officers (in Texas, they're practically state-sponsored terrorists) if you don't at least pretend to be conservative.

Where the hell does that happen, and how are they able to tell someone is Liberal by looking? I know some people look like they are glaring when they are really squinting against the sun light, upset about something, or their eyes are just made that way. 'sigh' a little paranoid in my oppinion, Tim. 'pat pat' Are you sure they are actualy glaring at you? I get blamed for glaring when I'm not from time to time. If I can be fasly accused, all other people can.

They are people just like us, it's just another job possition. Being fired at your job for having a liberal bumper sticker on your rear car window, and loosing in court; now that's unfair! Not to mention attitudes that aren't "freedom like" or valuable. When something like that happens, a person should speak out, not disrespect our ancestors by throwing our hands in the air and quiting. Though, I'll admit, being in a city that tolerates less power abuse is a plus.

That's never actually happened to me, but I fear that it might in the future.

Maybe I should start a pro-abortion, pro-gay marriage rally in front of the First Baptist Church here in Wichita Falls, to see if the pastor will call the cops on me.

Last edited by Tim_Tex on 09 Apr 2008, 7:21 am, edited 2 times in total.

The best city is no city.

I think somewhere big enough to be accepting and fairly anonymous but not too big so that it's manageable and predicatable. I live in London, although it's huge I just stay in the neighbourhoods I know and like.