knot4u
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I believe the people that post things on this site site believe what they post, that doesn't mean I agree.
Inside the sky-high world of drug-smuggling flight attendants
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///AMG
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Plenty of red areas in the near (car commutable) vicinity of PDX and SEA. I live in one of them. Those two states are almost entirely red outside the metro areas, and a few college towns (though to be fair, there are a lot of actual skinheads/nazi sympathizers). There is a lot more rain though, aside from the last week or two. Hell, CA is pretty red too, but you just have to drive further to find it in LA and SFO. Move to Murrieta, Temecula, Ontario, even parts of OC proper, etc etc. You'll find your people.
I'm from Red State California.
"We hate migrant labor! Oh crap, we can't find farm workers!" - The Valley
///AMG
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oh s&&t we love those fresh produce "farm stands" by HWY 76, they're so cheap and delicious......not gonna ask who picks the fruit though!
Don't feel bad for The Valley. We really doubled-down on "doofus".
We don't need schools, we need those kids out in the fields, like WE did... but not my kid, he's going to Davis to party for a semester before he drops out.
I'll circle back around during the next e.Coli outbreak in Salinas and talk about the why and the how. STAY TUNED!
You went to Davis for the degree you were never going to finish, end up moving back to Visalia/Tulare, work at the Target Distro facility, weekend at Shell/Pismo beach while pining for the next high school reunion announcement.
///AMG
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Haha man, in my next life, I will wear a short sleeved white shirt and a tie as well, but in a Enterprise lot in Visalia. The sad thing is that Visalia is like the fine wine of the Lemoore area towns......."hanford is close, but not as much to do. The drive from Visalia is worth it" 
Haha man, in my next life, I will wear a short sleeved white shirt and a tie as well, but in a Enterprise lot in Visalia. The sad thing is that Visalia is like the fine wine of the Lemoore area towns......."hanford is close, but not as much to do. The drive from Visalia is worth it"
You ARE familiar!
I went to Tulare about a month ago but we stayed in Visalia. Kristie was all "Look at the trees!" whereas in Tulare, they're all cut down and replaced with non-indigenous flora that don't do well. It's was the "Clovis, without the Fresno"
///AMG
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You ARE familiar!
I went to Tulare about a month ago but we stayed in Visalia. Kristie was all "Look at the trees!" whereas in Tulare, they're all cut down and replaced with non-indigenous flora that don't do well. It's was the "Clovis, without the Fresno"
(laughs in Harris Ranch)
My boy met his Kristen there. They now own basically a hilltop on the island, with lots of trees and a view of the anacortes oil refinery. In unrelated stories, he has 200 hrs 121 time and is at 5 yrs on your seniority list, and has never once done CQ. His life is a mystery. He may well do 800 hrs of OE though in an upgrade
Cherokee_Cruiser
Bronteroc
No. No clue where this rumor came up from.
My landlord is an annoying old racist Chinese lady. Anti vax too. Still can’t figure that one out.
Cherokee_Cruiser
Bronteroc
Tulare/Visalia, isn’t that near where they just found a family of 6 people executed, including headshots for a 16 year old mother and her <1 yr infant?
Murdoughnut
Well sized member
Don't feel bad for The Valley. We really doubled-down on "doofus".
We don't need schools, we need those kids out in the fields, like WE did... but not my kid, he's going to Davis to party for a semester before he drops out.
I'll circle back around during the next e.Coli outbreak in Salinas and talk about the why and the how. STAY TUNED!
I assume this is near you - area where residents wanted to be just outside of Scottsdale to avoid paying city utilities/taxes and now find themselves without water.
Skipped Showers, Paper Plates: An Arizona Suburb’s Water Is Cut Off (Published 2023)
Hundreds of homes outside the boundaries of Scottsdale can no longer get water from the city, so their owners are living a worst-case scenario of drought in the West.
Racist against who specifically, or is it just everyone that isn’t Chinese?
zmiller4
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I assume this is near you - area where residents wanted to be just outside of Scottsdale to avoid paying city utilities/taxes and now find themselves without water.
Skipped Showers, Paper Plates: An Arizona Suburb’s Water Is Cut Off (Published 2023)
Hundreds of homes outside the boundaries of Scottsdale can no longer get water from the city, so their owners are living a worst-case scenario of drought in the West.www.nytimes.com
My suburb north of Houston has been sucking on groundwater at an unregulated unsustainable rate for decades, to the point where you can map subsidence-related faults by cracks in the roads (you can also map w LiDAR, which the U of Houston has done rigorously). A few years ago our groundwater conservation district was like “we need to be at 50% surface water usage, have a $0.05 per thousand gallon conversion fee”. Which was unacceptable to our local tea party, which took over the board and removed restrictions. Sucks for us!
Bob Ridpath
Pit Bull love
No perfect place anymore.
Cold Winters and only pricey means of staying warm in the NE (and other places in northern climes), the above nonsense in Texas, Florida is ... well ... Florida, and California seems less than ideal, too.
Pick your poison, I guess.
Not that anyone cares, but it's the Northeast for me - snow and cold and uncertain fuel oil supplies and (In NY) an ever-increasing focus on electric cars and appliances - despite not having the infrastructure in place to sustain same.
Don't want to move south or southwest, personally - nor even laterally to another Northern state. I'll stay here until I die, bitching all the while and glad I raised my children in a very different time but secure in the knowledge that this is where I belong and the place in which I'm happy.
Cold Winters and only pricey means of staying warm in the NE (and other places in northern climes), the above nonsense in Texas, Florida is ... well ... Florida, and California seems less than ideal, too.
Pick your poison, I guess.
Not that anyone cares, but it's the Northeast for me - snow and cold and uncertain fuel oil supplies and (In NY) an ever-increasing focus on electric cars and appliances - despite not having the infrastructure in place to sustain same.
Don't want to move south or southwest, personally - nor even laterally to another Northern state. I'll stay here until I die, bitching all the while and glad I raised my children in a very different time but secure in the knowledge that this is where I belong and the place in which I'm happy.
knot4u
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Can you disassemble and burn your furniture to stay warm? If you can you're wealthy and you should be ashamed.
I'm perfectly happy (sic) putting up with Michigan winters, partially for the perfection of the weather the rest of the year, but family is the primary driver. I fully understand and appreciate your position.
We're not looking for a winter get-away, but if we were I'd be in full agreement about Florida and Texas. Might consider further southwest, like New Mexico/Arizona, but have been pleasantly surprised that there are some great options further abroad. Friends are currently spending a month in Oaxaca Mexico. Another friend (used to post here) is buying in the Philippines. Tons of really cool places in Central and South America... All doable for a reasonable COL...
knot4u
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Come to the Democratic Utopia of SoCal, the weather and geography are great. I've heard the weather in San Francisco is nice, maybe turn it into a three day trip. Why would you even consider red states? Hypocrite.