The Draft Thread: Ayton Vs Doncic 1

TeamTragic · Post #1761 » by **TeamTragic** » Fri May 25, 2018 6:57 pm

saintEscaton wrote:Phoenix is a glorified commuting hub with tasteless architecture and next to nothing to do. I think most would bolt for greener pastures if given the choice.

How about when Sarver sells the team and we end up in Seattle?

saintEscaton · Post #1762 » by **saintEscaton** » Fri May 25, 2018 7:01 pm

GoranTragic wrote:
saintEscaton wrote:Phoenix is a glorified commuting hub with tasteless architecture and next to nothing to do. I think most would bolt for greener pastures if given the choice.

How about when Sarver sells the team and we end up in Seattle?

Lets relocate to Sedona and have the affluent snowbirds buy up season tix.

TeamTragic · Post #1763 » by **TeamTragic** » Fri May 25, 2018 7:03 pm

saintEscaton wrote:
GoranTragic wrote:
saintEscaton wrote:Phoenix is a glorified commuting hub with tasteless architecture and next to nothing to do. I think most would bolt for greener pastures if given the choice.

How about when Sarver sells the team and we end up in Seattle?

Lets relocate to Sedona and have the affluent snowbirds buy up season tix.

That would be perfect. You know the move will be inevitable

kingstyyyle · Post #1764 » by **kingstyyyle** » Fri May 25, 2018 7:04 pm

saintEscaton wrote:Phoenix is a glorified commuting hub with tasteless architecture and next to nothing to do. I think most would bolt for greener pastures if given the choice.

LOL then they come back. Sacramento is almost as far inland as Phoenix is, way more expensive and lives in a cloud of China's pollution.

kingstyyyle · Post #1765 » by **kingstyyyle** » Fri May 25, 2018 7:08 pm

I'd seriously rather live in Turlock than Sacramento. Do they have bands in Sacramento? I've never heard of one.

kingstyyyle · Post #1766 » by **kingstyyyle** » Fri May 25, 2018 7:09 pm

Sacramento is one of those places that you're confused why it's the capital of it's state.

saintEscaton · Post #1767 » by **saintEscaton** » Fri May 25, 2018 7:09 pm

kingstyyyle wrote:I'd seriously rather live in Turlock than Sacramento. Do they have bands in Sacramento? I've never heard of one.

Sactown is pretty desolate too. But Deftones are from there compared to what Jimmy Eat World for us? :lol:

Biff · Post #1768 » by **Biff** » Fri May 25, 2018 7:12 pm

saintEscaton wrote:Phoenix is a glorified commuting hub with tasteless architecture and next to nothing to do. I think most would bolt for greener pastures if given the choice.

100%. I've lived in Phoenix all my life and I'm plotting my escape. I'm planning on moving to Seattle end of the year even though it's going to be hell on my budget. The rain will take some getting used to but every time I've been to Seattle was during the rainy winter and I still thoroughly enjoyed my time there. I go absolutely **** crazy here during the summer because it's so damn hot you can't even step outside for more than 10 minutes. Cabin fever in the summer is a real thing. And as a photographer, Phoenix is one of the worst places to live. Nothing but endless suburbs and beige on beige on beige. There's some beautiful stuff to photograph outside Phoenix but you're talking at least an hours drive to anything worth photographing. Seattle is significantly more photogenic and if you have any interest in street photography (I do), it's night and day difference.

kingstyyyle · Post #1769 » by **kingstyyyle** » Fri May 25, 2018 7:14 pm

Sacramento: The Deftones of California LOL

kingstyyyle · Post #1770 » by **kingstyyyle** » Fri May 25, 2018 7:15 pm

saintEscaton wrote:
kingstyyyle wrote:I'd seriously rather live in Turlock than Sacramento. Do they have bands in Sacramento? I've never heard of one.

Sactown is pretty desolate too. But Deftones are from there compared to what Jimmy Eat World for us?

I had to look that up ha ha

kingstyyyle · Post #1771 » by **kingstyyyle** » Fri May 25, 2018 7:16 pm

Biff wrote:
saintEscaton wrote:Phoenix is a glorified commuting hub with tasteless architecture and next to nothing to do. I think most would bolt for greener pastures if given the choice.

100%. I've lived in Phoenix all my life and I'm plotting my escape. I'm planning on moving to Seattle end of the year even though it's going to be hell on my budget. The rain will take some getting used to but every time I've been to Seattle was during the rainy winter and I still thoroughly enjoyed my time there. I go absolutely **** crazy here during the summer because it's so damn hot you can't even step outside for more than 10 minutes. Cabin fever in the summer is a real thing. And as a photographer, Phoenix is one of the worst places to live. Nothing but endless suburbs and beige on beige on beige. There's some beautiful stuff to photograph outside Phoenix but you're talking at least an hours drive to anything worth photographing. Seattle is significantly more photogenic and if you have any interest in street photography (I do), it's night and day difference.

You'll be back........

matt131 · Post #1772 » by **matt131** » Fri May 25, 2018 7:16 pm

Biff wrote:
saintEscaton wrote:Phoenix is a glorified commuting hub with tasteless architecture and next to nothing to do. I think most would bolt for greener pastures if given the choice.

100%. I've lived in Phoenix all my life and I'm plotting my escape. I'm planning on moving to Seattle end of the year even though it's going to be hell on my budget. The rain will take some getting used to but every time I've been to Seattle was during the rainy winter and I still thoroughly enjoyed my time there. I go absolutely **** crazy here during the summer because it's so damn hot you can't even step outside for more than 10 minutes. Cabin fever in the summer is a real thing. And as a photographer, Phoenix is one of the worst places to live. Nothing but endless suburbs and beige on beige on beige. There's some beautiful stuff to photograph outside Phoenix but you're talking at least an hours drive to anything worth photographing. Seattle is significantly more photogenic and if you have any interest in street photography (I do), it's night and day difference.

I think there is a place for everyone and we all enjoy different scenery and surroundings.

As for draft picks, there is clearly only one correct choice...

TheLogician · Post #1773 » by **TheLogician** » Fri May 25, 2018 7:17 pm

Perpetual cloud cover and rocky beaches aren't for me, but to each his own.

gaspar · Post #1774 » by **gaspar** » Fri May 25, 2018 7:24 pm

Read on Twitter

BobbieL · Post #1775 » by **BobbieL** » Fri May 25, 2018 7:28 pm

gaspar wrote:

Read on Twitter

The Towns stuff was great for sports talk - but for both teams - it makes sense.

Minnesota has a core group of Butler, Teague, Gibson, Wiggins - they don't need a rookie. In fact, with Crawford opting out - they probably need another veteran to help improve that teams roster.

The Suns - they have Ayton cost controlled for four years - plus the other picks it probably takes to get Ayton.

Biff · Post #1776 » by **Biff** » Fri May 25, 2018 7:28 pm

kingstyyyle wrote:
Biff wrote:
saintEscaton wrote:Phoenix is a glorified commuting hub with tasteless architecture and next to nothing to do. I think most would bolt for greener pastures if given the choice.

100%. I've lived in Phoenix all my life and I'm plotting my escape. I'm planning on moving to Seattle end of the year even though it's going to be hell on my budget. The rain will take some getting used to but every time I've been to Seattle was during the rainy winter and I still thoroughly enjoyed my time there. I go absolutely **** crazy here during the summer because it's so damn hot you can't even step outside for more than 10 minutes. Cabin fever in the summer is a real thing. And as a photographer, Phoenix is one of the worst places to live. Nothing but endless suburbs and beige on beige on beige. There's some beautiful stuff to photograph outside Phoenix but you're talking at least an hours drive to anything worth photographing. Seattle is significantly more photogenic and if you have any interest in street photography (I do), it's night and day difference.

You'll be back........

Nah, I work from home and can live anywhere I want. I've been miserable in Phoenix for a really long time. I moved away 2 years ago to live with a girl at the Grand Canyon and only reason I came back was because we broke it off and it was just the easiest place to transition to. This stop is temporary and if not Seattle then I'd be living somewhere else. A good friend lives in Sedona and I'm considering that but I already told my friend in Seattle I'd get a place with him so more than likely I'll try Seattle first.

TheXgasm · Post #1777 » by **TheXgasm** » Fri May 25, 2018 7:32 pm

Dude, these people miserable in Phoenix are the most hilarious kind of people. Just a pile of pedantic human waste.

TeamTragic · Post #1778 » by **TeamTragic** » Fri May 25, 2018 7:33 pm

The Draft Thread: Ayton vs. Doncic #1

- Where does Doncic want to live? Spain/Croatia.
- Where does Ayton want to live? Not Phoenix.
- Where do the SUNS move after being sold? Seattle.

:lol:

JMac1 · Post #1779 » by **JMac1** » Fri May 25, 2018 7:36 pm

I love Phoenix. Depends on how much money you have, what you do for a living, where you live, your age, and who your with!

Every city or town has something to offer, if you can’t figure it out, don’t blame the city, blame yourself.

Mjee · Post #1780 » by **Mjee** » Fri May 25, 2018 7:38 pm

GoranTragic wrote:The Draft Thread: Ayton vs. Doncic #1

- Where does Doncic want to live? Spain/Croatia.
- Where does Ayton want to live? Not Phoenix.
- Where do the SUNS move after being sold? Seattle.

Hahahah thats funny cause Ayton is on the record saying he wants to play for the Suns and his mom lives in PHX.

Ayton vs Doncic, Who you picking?