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ah ok didn't know if NE was northeast or new england or if it included states like maine or whatever

it's hard to rank cities like NY compared to awesome towns like portland, ME or little tiny spots like new hope, PA

idk how you go about doing that
 
TownieDeac said:
ah ok didn't know if NE was northeast or new england or if it included states like maine or whatever

it's hard to rank cities like NY compared to awesome towns like portland, ME or little tiny spots like new hope, PA

idk how you go about doing that
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Yeah should have been more clear. Meant "big city". Also I spent 2.5 months working in the Harrisburg-York-Lancaster area so I think that's where my PA hate comes from.
 
well, if think you say "cities in New England that are not Boston"

in that case:
Portland
Burlington
etc
 
had this conversation the other day: what is the most livable true red state?

I think Kentucky is up there

some of the Idaho and Montana types are great, I'm sure, but that's taking away a lot of culture found in urban cities and putting me pretty far from family
 
A lot of places really depend on the season but New England coastal summer transitioning into a crisp early fall is top notch. Also harsh winters bring amazing city vibes when those first warm spring days hit, like everyone waking up from hibernation. Reminds me of those random 70 degree winter days at Wake.
 
Deaconblue said:
For some it is a health and safety issue. Shellfish allergies can be life threatening. Life is not worth a lobster. Just being around cooking of these can be a very unpleasant experience.

Others have religious reasons for not eating shellfish.

So be careful who you chastise.
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JuiceCrewAllStar said:
had this conversation the other day: what is the most livable true red state?

I think Kentucky is up there

some of the Idaho and Montana types are great, I'm sure, but that's taking away a lot of culture found in urban cities and putting me pretty far from family
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I think I could live in Birmingham, Nashville, Greenville SC or Charleston pretty easily. And does GA count as "truly red"?
 
Looks like you haven't spent much time in Birmingham.
 
JuiceCrewAllStar said:
had this conversation the other day: what is the most livable true red state?

I think Kentucky is up there

some of the Idaho and Montana types are great, I'm sure, but that's taking away a lot of culture found in urban cities and putting me pretty far from family
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Does Texas count?
 
mako1331 said:
1. Alaska
2. Montana
3. Washington
4. Maine
5. Hawaii
6. Oregon
7. Colorado
8. Wyoming
9. NC
10. Utah
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I haven't been to your top-3, but I agree with 4-10. California is definitely #1 for me and I think NY for 3/4 seasons is a HOF state.

1. California
2. Colorado
3. New York
4. North Carolina
5. Hawaii
6. Utah
7. Maine
8. Wyoming
9. Oregon
10. West Virginia
Honorable mention: Minnesota
Would like to spend more time there: Iowa and Kentucky
 
Think my sister is angling for Iowa when she graduates

Would be the only excuse I can think of to visit there
 
Not sure if Ph is around right now, but there is an adorable mousey brunette with natural curls building her own tiny house on Destination America right now, and it's a big turn on.
 
TownieDeac said:
Think my sister is angling for Iowa when she graduates

Would be the only excuse I can think of to visit there
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I haven't spent much time in Iowa since my friend left, but I enjoyed the Iowa City area a lot.
 
Shooshmoo said:
Not sure if Ph is around right now, but there is an adorable mousey brunette with natural curls building her own tiny house on Destination America right now, and it's a big turn on.
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Speaking of which Linda Cardellini puts in a great performance in Dead to Me. I was out after the first few eps of s2, but they got me back with Lucy from Parks and Rec, and turned it around for the rest of the season.
 
Shooshmoo said:
Not sure if Ph is around right now, but there is an adorable mousey brunette with natural curls building her own tiny house on Destination America right now, and it's a big turn on.
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Thanks for the heads up.

TownieDeac said:
Speaking of which Linda Cardellini puts in a great performance in Dead to Me. I was out after the first few eps of s2, but they got me back with Lucy from Parks and Rec, and turned it around for the rest of the season.
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I watched the whole season in one night. Linda Cardellini does hot crazy woman very well. It was a good season. I understand the criticisms but the show is about the friendship and guilt and that aspect is very well done.
 
Somehow talked the wife into the idea we really don’t need two doors into the bathroom

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i wrote an rjkarl mafia game a week or two ago but i can't bring myself to run it
 
06deacon said:
I pronounced it “croppie” and also called them sunfish instead of brim (when I was unlucky enough to catch them). My pan fish hierarchy went crappie > bluegill > sunfish as far as how happy I was to catch them.
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Shellcrackers are the top of the panfish.
Actually Redear Sunfish, but my Dad being the Davie County Boy he was, called em Shellcrackers. They'll get as big as your hand and thick bodied. Nice fighters too; like a Rock Bass.
 
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