Might move to Boulder, CO

Go for it. Nobody will miss your roody poo candy @zz.

blahblah_ wrote:

https://www.zillow.com/homes/415-Lee-Hill-Dr-Boulder,-CO,-80302_rb/109683437_zpid/

I live near this place. It’s not typical for the neighborhood or Boulder, generally. But it is large and expensive.

Incidentally, its neighbor is a large house owned business the founder of Spyder, the apparel company. Think Miami druglord house from the 80’s with metal spiders all over the house, embedded in the tiles. Glass garage for show cars. Interestingly, those are the only spiders I’ve ever seen in boulder.

800 dude wrote:

rojo sucks wrote:

Sorry, but no, costs are not high there (outside of housing costs). Denver and Boulder both have high housing costs, but other costs are very inline with national averages.

Yeah, Boulder is expensive for a medium sized city not on the coast, but it's cheap compared to Seattle.

What people don't understand about Seattle is that although the median house price is around the same as many expensive locales in the U.S such as Boudler, the median house in Seattle is really a tiny fixer-upper, no yard, in a dumpy neighborhood, with no view at all. Just to get a clear view of some body of water your price goes up $800k -> $1.3m easily. In contrast, the median $800k house in Boulder has a modest front and back yard, a view of the mountains, 3 or 4 bedrooms, and somewhat modern.

That's why one needs to study hard, choose good schools and get a good job.

bladerunner wrote:

0hiaaaa wrote:

Lots of Trustfund Tophers out there. Steal this look:

38 yr old manchild

Full facial hair (the more homeless looking the better)

Identifies as poor (dad was on the board of IBM tho)

Arcteryx everything since Mountain Hardware is played out

Weed pen

$6000 Moots Cyclocross bike

Costa sunglasses with behind the head elastic band thingy

"Vegan" but still eats meat

Post of the year. Most spot on description I've ever read. Except in your next post, the vehicle of choice is the top spec Toyota 4runner, with some sort of global warming sticker on the bumper.

+1

Minor quibble on the bike, since $6000 no longer buys a top-end Moots. More like $8000-10000. Too bad Toyota stopped making the FJ cruiser for all the trust fund douchebags -- full poseur cred, plus bonus points for being ridiculously impratical in the real world.

Nailed it wrote:

bladerunner wrote:

Post of the year. Most spot on description I've ever read. Except in your next post, the vehicle of choice is the top spec Toyota 4runner, with some sort of global warming sticker on the bumper.

+1

Minor quibble on the bike, since $6000 no longer buys a top-end Moots. More like $8000-10000. Too bad Toyota stopped making the FJ cruiser for all the trust fund douchebags -- full poseur cred, plus bonus points for being ridiculously impratical in the real world.

haha ya, gotta be a 4runner TRD pro in blaze orange

Jamin, did you make it to Boulder m8?