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headhonchoII wrote:Oh I agree it has a more tropical vibe and pleasant spots in between the industry and the smog and 6 million people. Polynesian wouldn't be the word I'd use personally.




tommy525 wrote:Grew up in TAipei but travelled a lot to Ktown over the last decade I was there. IF i ever live again on taiwan, id like to live in Ktown. And thats saying A LOT. IN the past I was TAipei or bust, but now im thinking Ktown is just right.


Deuce Dropper wrote:it all depends how you like your turds, fried, grilled or baked. this island takes a nosedive with respect to quality of life for foreigners the minute you leave central Taipei. If you are going to live outside Taipei, go full nature, don't live in a city that is in every way crappier than Taipei, with none of the benefits of being at nature's doorstep.
Its either Taipei or the XiangXia Hinterland. The rest of Taiwan is just dust, signboards and warehouses.
*braces himself for the flaming*


Deuce Dropper wrote:tommy525 wrote:Grew up in TAipei but travelled a lot to Ktown over the last decade I was there. IF i ever live again on taiwan, id like to live in Ktown. And thats saying A LOT. IN the past I was TAipei or bust, but now im thinking Ktown is just right.
You're right, it does say a lot.




tommy525 wrote:Let me say it again. Hsinchu will make you hate yourself more.
(except for the beef noodles, they got em, yummy, and the girls are prettttty cute too)
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