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[MrPing1000]

Belfast, Northern Ireland.

As far as cities go it's pretty small, with only half a million population in the metropolitan area. Dirty, sectarian violence and more chavs than you can wave a stick at. But it's home, and I really do like it's size. Much prefer it to some of the other cities I've been in. Manchester and Dublin are shitholes of a much bigger magnitude. Edinburgh is awesome though.

It has changed so much since I was a kid. Hell we only started getting subways and starbucks everywhere the past 10 years.

 

[Leopold]

Rio de Janeiro, Brasil.

Hate it, though.

 

[Pappasman]

Seattle

 

[zero margin]

Rio de Janeiro, Brasil.

Hate it, though.

Awesome picture.

 

[OrangeYouGlad]

I so want to move to Austin. Looks and sounds awesome.

Seconded. Austin just sounds like a cool city every time someone talks about it. Aside from the random hail.

I'd post pictures, but I find Toronto, Mississauga and Richmond Hill, Ontario to be ugly places.

 

[jbpaz]

Orlando, Florida, United States

I hate this place.

 

[BobDylan]

I live in a chicago suburb so nothing great to look at. most famous part of our town is fermi lab

 

[NH Apache]

Well, I'll rep the 504 then since it has not graced these pages yet.

Formerly:

Now:

View of the Central Business District

St. Louis Cathedral

Our future mayor

Home of the champions.

Spoiler

Until next year!!!

New Orleans, Louisiana

 

[DaBears985]

Calgary, Alberta. Nice place.

 

[-Eddman-]

Everybody is posting cute pics, I'm going to change things a little bit with a pic from the horrible, chaotic, yet lovable Mexico City. This is my school, the first and most important journalism school in the country, and yeah, we're right in the back door of one of the most popular tabloids, "La Prensa".

Spoiler

No joke, this is my school...

 

[Belfast]

Your school is the picnic table outside? That's actually kinda sweet.

 

[Archer]

Vansterdam, BC

 

[DeathbyVolcano]

Nashville, TN!

I love this city. It's big enough to where I'm becoming comfortable to an urban setting, yet small enough to where I'm not overwhelmed. As long as you don't talk politics, everyone here is super nice, even the jerky old white farts who wipe their asses with Benjamins over on Music Row.

Riverfront area

Broadway (oldest street in a southern city still standing)

The "Batman Building" - ATT Tower

Our replica of the Parthenon

Pancake Pantry, the best pancake joint in the entire world!

The Belcourt Theatre - coolest festival circuit theatre I've been too

Then there's Vanderbilt...

...and my school, Belmont!

It's small but awesome.

 

[-Eddman-]

Your school is the picnic table outside? That's actually kinda sweet.

:lol lol, you can buy nice sandwiches there, but no, it's the orange building.

 

[NZNova]

Auckland

 

[DJ_Lae]

Victoria BC.

I have more pictures from a lengthy day I spent riding around the city taking pictures, but I'll be damned if I can find them.

Probably the quietest you'll find the inner harbour, mostly due to it being just above freezing.

 

[Hato-kun]

Christchurch, New Zealand

Mount Maunganui, New Zealand

Come on NZ Gaf put up your pictures. NZ always looks so awesome.

NZ-GAF, UNITE!

Wellington, New Zealand.


Panorama

Our awesome station

Our shitty parliament.

I live in Island Bay, to be more precise.

 

[mYm|17|]

new zealand is so purdy

 

[bucknuticus]

Columbus, OH (not a native, but lived here for almost 10 years.. and not a Buckeye fan but a great stadium)

Sinner!

I've lived in a Columbus Suburb my whole life, but near the OSU campus has been my home past 3 years.

 

[Hato-kun]

new zealand is so purdy

No it's not.

 

[Clydefrog]

Grew up here (Kailua, HI)

Now live here (Newport Beach/Costa Mesa, CA)

 

[MPW]

Rio de Janeiro, Brasil.

Hate it, though.

i hope to save enough $$$ for the next few years so I can be there for world cup 2014

 

[Lard]

St. Catharines, Ontario

 

[Kabouter]

I bet none of you have ever heard of this place, ever (GASP! Not in Europe or US! :lol )

Bandung:

Yes I have, and I'm European.

 

[Brianemone]

new zealand is so purdy

I feel almost a little mean posting crusty old Hamilton now.

Not much to see here, there's a river, but it's a bit dirty.

Good old Hamilton New Zealand.

 

[Esch]

St. Louis, Missouri.

A city that is in deep need of cultural revival, and honestly needs a facelift overall. STL disappoints me sometimes, because I feel like we could rival Chicago as the greatest city in the Midwest. At one point, we were a more relevant city.... But I still love it, crazy weather and all.

 

[GoldenEye 007]

Orlando, Florida, United States

I hate this place.

Really? I love it. Then again, I'm in East Orlando so I don't have to deal with I-4 or downtown unless I want to.

 

[Hato-kun]

Good old Hamilton New Zealand.

City of the Future!

I was born there, turned into a bit of a hole really. At least where I visit, got a lot of family up there.

 

[gutter_trash]

Montreal

 

[Brianemone]

City of the Future!

I was born there, turned into a bit of a hole really. At least where I visit, got a lot of family up there.

I've lived here most of my life and it's main problem is that it hasn't changed at all in the last 29 years that I've been alive.

Now that we have kids and most of both sides of our families live here it's not easy to think of moving away but in reality we probably will have to. On the flip side, it's pretty laid back, but in my line of work it's not exactly cutting edge.

 

[Blackface]

Toronto

 

[Bioshocked]

Bountiful, Utah

 

[hateradio]

This is literally the nicest photo I could find for WShittier, California.

 

[Laughing Banana]

Yes I have, and I'm European.

Gasp!, hahaha. If I may ask, under what occasion did you visit this not-so-wonderful city of mine?

 

[Yousefb]

Living here currently (Boston, MA, USA)

Lived here most of my life (Kuwait)

 

[Gamer @ Heart]

Tall orange building on the top of the pick is where i grew up.

San Juan, Puerto Rico USA

 

[vitaminwateryum]

Good old Jacksonville, Florida. Can't wait til I finally get out of here.

 

[SomeDude]

Wow, Europe is amazing.

 

[ElectricBlue187]

 

[SomeDude]

San Juan, Puerto Rico USA

what?

 

[Giant Robot]

i have no cool photos of San Jose, CA because it's boring here, but this pretty much sums it up

 

[SaskBoy]

Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, Canada

 

[Big-ass Ramp]

I live in a filthy hellhole called Ogden, Utah. Its a terrible place, but the mountains are pretty impressive. Rocky mountain high Colo......Utah motherfucker!


I've removed my pictures due to embarrassment. You have to see the mountains up close to appreciate them.

Come on man. I've been to Ogden a ton of times. It's not that bad. Certainly not bad enough to be embarrassed to show a picture of it.

 

[Kabouter]

Gasp!, hahaha. If I may ask, under what occasion did you visit this not-so-wonderful city of mine?

Never visited, but have heard of.
And heard of it by reading about our colonial history.

 

[Bloodrage]

 

[ili0926]

From http://wvs.topleftpixel.com

Financial District

Harbourfront

Yonge/Dundas around holiday season

Downtown from the Centre Island, frozen over

Downtown from Lakeshore West

Harbourfront

Toronto, ON, Canada

 

[Agentnibs]

Fattest city in America!

Corpus Christi, Texas

This place is stuck in the past, but these picture make it look nice.

Also it snowed here once:

 

[ScientificNinja]

Sydney, Australia

 

[Jeramii]

I live in a filthy hellhole called Ogden, Utah. Its a terrible place, but the mountains are pretty impressive. Rocky mountain high Colo......Utah motherfucker!


I've removed my pictures due to embarrassment. You have to see the mountains up close to appreciate them.

I'm from saint george utah, moved to salt lake city two years ago.

(if anyones curious).
Saint George

Salt Lake City

and jesus christ, half of you live in such amazing cities.. jealous.

 

[expy]

Montreal