yeah, I'm thinking probably no. I can't belive I am suggesting this, but have you tried the online matching and social networking sites? Some people seem to have luck with those.

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I been doin' that so long, I done used up all the supply. I never had a problem meeting quality people until I moved here. NYC is a very difficult place to connect and stay connected with people. A second date is rare and a third means it's serious.

Just another reason to mosey on back to the 'burgh sooner rather than later.

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you don't often hear people in New York missing "the scene" in Pgh. Hmm... but I guess I've gotten lucky in Pgh a lot more often than i have in NYC. I just never thought of it as a scientific study before.

But anyway, hey whenever you're ready to come back, we'll be here.

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I would say that consistency and quality of gettin' lucky were much higher in Pittsburgh. In other words, I was able to get lucky multiple times with the same person. Some might even call this a relationship. That has been nigh impossible here.

I needs info on Pgh middle-school 'hood teacher salaries.

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Ah.. so maybe just come back to Pgh more often for booty calls. :-P

I dunno about for Pgh specifically but according to the AFT. For PA the average teacher salary is $51,425 ($32,897 starting) and the average NY is $53,017 ($35,359 starting). If all things are just about money, I would imagine the difference is more than madfe up for by the change in cost of living. I'd imagine you'd save the $2000 a year in rent alone pretty easily.

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Without a doubt, cost of living is a major factor. Heck, I could afford to BUY a house in Pittsburgh. I'd like to find a specific salary chart though. Although I guess it doesn't matter when money buys so much more in Pgh.

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yeah, I didn't see one when I was looking for me either, so i dunno.

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