His And Her Circumstances

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Tottori High School For those who do not attend the private schools in the area, for whatever reason, this is the place where you must attend after graduating from middle school until you are at least sixteen. The building is not as beautiful as Bennet Academy or The Darcy School's buildings, but it is in decent shape. For a public school.	1	2	Sep 11 2008, 05:29 AM In: practice makes .p e r f e c t. By: Arceli Salinas
Tottori Shopping Center Need a new shirt? Pair of jeans? New sneakers? A book? Want to see a movie? Just want to hang out? This is the place for you. The Tottori Mall has every single popular chain store in it, including at least one Starbucks although there is a rumor that there are two, one at each end of the large mall, but that's just a rumor. There is also a movie theater which is perfect for dates.	1	11	Sep 6 2008, 11:07 PM In: `signal fire By: Aaron Gordon
Pie In the Sky Yes, it's a small town. As a result, this is the only pizza store in the area, a quaint little shop where one can find a nice selection of cheap, yet delicious, food. This is also quite the hangout for a lot of the teenager's in the area. Also known as PITS.	1	17	Sep 17 2008, 05:11 PM In: `` forgive me for your irri... By: Adrian Bayles
Duane Reade Pharmacy and Drugstore Seriously, they're almost as bad as Starbucks. Duane Reade is taking the world by storm and there's even one in Tottori. If you need a perscription medicine, this is where you can find it. There are also toiletries, such as shampoos, soap, suntan lotion, and pregnancy tests. And for some reason, those always fly off the shelf...	0	0	-- In: ---- By:
Solo The upscale restaurant in the area, this place also has a large banquet room, which is used for every medium sized event in Tottori or can be rented out for parties. It's quite a bit more expensive than Pie In the Sky so teenager's rarely are seen there except with their families and on the occasional big date. Or they happen to be some of the wealthier students in the area.	1	6	Sep 24 2008, 08:44 AM In: taking a {bite }out of the ... By: Is Carrington
Ultraviolet A club which caters to just about every age in Tottori. It allows teenagers in but cards at the bar and the owner is pretty strict about the drinking age being twenty-one, so don't even try. Well, you can, and who knows? Maybe the bartender will think you're hot. Or maybe some older patron of the club will decide to buy you a drink... Going along with the name, most of the decor is dark purple and black, with a bit of silver and an occasional other color.	0	0	-- In: ---- By:
Starbucks The coffee chain is everywhere, including Tottori. Residents looking for a rush of caffeine merely need to head to the business section for a few minutes before they see the a Starbucks. There are several in the town, including two in the mall.	1	1	Sep 14 2008, 08:10 AM In: Same ol' Dance By: Is Carrington
The Hotel Grand Don't let it's tacky name fool you; this hotel actually is pretty impressive. Five star, even. Unlike some small town hotels, this place definitely does not have hourly rates. And let me tell you, spending the night there isn't cheap either so only use it for special occasions or if you're visiting, unless you're absolutely loaded.	0	0	-- In: ---- By:
Tottori Public Library Used primarily by adults and young children, the public library isn't exactly the largest social scene in Tottori, however it is an extremely quiet place and people don't tend to hang out there so if you're looking for some place where people won't see you...	1	4	Sep 14 2008, 03:43 AM In: Time for some study By: Ilkka Karjalainen
The Residences The inhabitants of Tottori live in various types of homes, generally living in medium-sized to grand houses, although there are a handful of town houses and apartment buildings. To request a home, fill out the form in the sign up forum.	0	0	-- In: ---- By:
Elsewhere Need to go somewhere else in the city of Tottori? Feel free to post it here.	1	11	Sep 5 2008, 09:31 PM In: Starting to BURN }} By: Adrian Bayles