Chicongo is the worst for me...
But I would prefer to live in a liberal city before I would move to the boondocks again. It’s just more fun. The people are nicer for starters and the city stays open past 10.
The drugs are also better
But I would prefer to live in a liberal city before I would move to the boondocks again. It’s just more fun. The people are nicer for starters and the city stays open past 10.
The drugs are also better
Ok, hear me out.
I agree with some, and dont agree with some, but these are merely my experience based opinions lol.
As someone who loves pot, yes, Seattle has better pot lol.
Are there fun things to do there, yes. I have loads of fun when I visit my brother.
I have loads of fun here too. I love going off in the woods and having a fire with friends.
But the people of Seattle are weird, and Im sure I seemed like a strange sight to them, know it lol. Even my brother was amazed at my influence. Him and I be walking down the sidewalk, I be smiling, nod to someone approaching, they return smile and wave, so I usually wave and say hey with a bigger smile, thus theirs gets bigger. My brother was like "people never do that here! How are you doing that!?" lolol, cause it happened a lot as we walk lol. He tells me most folks dont talk or wave or anything. Most folks stay to themselves a lot. Folks were drawn to my smile, energy, and Southern accent lol. Felt great to spread joy somewhere that seemed like it needed it.
I read an article that described it, how most folks stay to themselves a lot. I think its all the rain Seattle gets til Summer. Stays cloudy all the time, which to me is depressing.
Which is why I wouldnt move there when my brother wanted me too. Plus my flag is frowned upon there lol :Confederacy:
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Yea, cuz like Chicago and New York City, and LA are totally ran like by Republicans and all. Like Oh Muh Gawd! Gag Me With a Spoon! Fer Sure!!!!
the mental health of anyone voting for these cons needs to be checked…
But I would prefer to live in a liberal city before I would move to the boondocks again. It’s just more fun. The people are nicer for starters and the city stays open past 10.
The drugs are also better
Yea, you were born with a silver spoon. BTW, your fellow libtards want all your shit taxed away before you get it.
But I would prefer to live in a liberal city before I would move to the boondocks again. It’s just more fun. The people are nicer for starters and the city stays open past 10.
The drugs are also better
Ok, hear me out.
I agree with some, and dont agree with some, but these are merely my experience based opinions lol.
As someone who loves pot, yes, Seattle has better pot lol.
Are there fun things to do there, yes. I have loads of fun when I visit my brother.
I have loads of fun here too. I love going off in the woods and having a fire with friends.
But the people of Seattle are weird, and Im sure I seemed like a strange sight to them, know it lol. Even my brother was amazed at my influence. Him and I be walking down the sidewalk, I be smiling, nod to someone approaching, they return smile and wave, so I usually wave and say hey with a bigger smile, thus theirs gets bigger. My brother was like "people never do that here! How are you doing that!?" lolol, cause it happened a lot as we walk lol. He tells me most folks dont talk or wave or anything. Most folks stay to themselves a lot. Folks were drawn to my smile, energy, and Southern accent lol. Felt great to spread joy somewhere that seemed like it needed it.
I read an article that described it, how most folks stay to themselves a lot. I think its all the rain Seattle gets til Summer. Stays cloudy all the time, which to me is depressing.
Which is why I wouldnt move there when my brother wanted me too. Plus my flag is frowned upon there lol :Confederacy:
Let’s see. My homeowners insurance premium for my 4300sq ft 6 bedroom mansion with Olympic size swimming pool on 2 acres of land runs me 3600.00 a year. My property tax is 6800.00. Florida has no state income tax
Never seen anything close to what you just described in the two years I’ve been hereBut I would prefer to live in a liberal city before I would move to the boondocks again. It’s just more fun. The people are nicer for starters and the city stays open past 10.
The drugs are also better
Ok, hear me out.
I agree with some, and dont agree with some, but these are merely my experience based opinions lol.
As someone who loves pot, yes, Seattle has better pot lol.
Are there fun things to do there, yes. I have loads of fun when I visit my brother.
I have loads of fun here too. I love going off in the woods and having a fire with friends.
But the people of Seattle are weird, and Im sure I seemed like a strange sight to them, know it lol. Even my brother was amazed at my influence. Him and I be walking down the sidewalk, I be smiling, nod to someone approaching, they return smile and wave, so I usually wave and say hey with a bigger smile, thus theirs gets bigger. My brother was like "people never do that here! How are you doing that!?" lolol, cause it happened a lot as we walk lol. He tells me most folks dont talk or wave or anything. Most folks stay to themselves a lot. Folks were drawn to my smile, energy, and Southern accent lol. Felt great to spread joy somewhere that seemed like it needed it.
I read an article that described it, how most folks stay to themselves a lot. I think its all the rain Seattle gets til Summer. Stays cloudy all the time, which to me is depressing.
Which is why I wouldnt move there when my brother wanted me too. Plus my flag is frowned upon there lol :Confederacy:
I feel it!
I also enjoyed the parks and programs that were all free when I lived in a red state. They know how to pump their money into things that benefit the upper middle class communities. But I didn’t like everything shutting down by 8 pm. There is a pro and a con to living anywhere.
Personally, I prefer to not be near the angry Bible thumpers calling the cashier behind the counter a “nigger”… but I’m also not going to condone that behavior against white people or any other race for that matter.
Live and let live.
Never seen anything close to what you just described in the two years I’ve been hereBut I would prefer to live in a liberal city before I would move to the boondocks again. It’s just more fun. The people are nicer for starters and the city stays open past 10.
The drugs are also better
Ok, hear me out.
I agree with some, and dont agree with some, but these are merely my experience based opinions lol.
As someone who loves pot, yes, Seattle has better pot lol.
Are there fun things to do there, yes. I have loads of fun when I visit my brother.
I have loads of fun here too. I love going off in the woods and having a fire with friends.
But the people of Seattle are weird, and Im sure I seemed like a strange sight to them, know it lol. Even my brother was amazed at my influence. Him and I be walking down the sidewalk, I be smiling, nod to someone approaching, they return smile and wave, so I usually wave and say hey with a bigger smile, thus theirs gets bigger. My brother was like "people never do that here! How are you doing that!?" lolol, cause it happened a lot as we walk lol. He tells me most folks dont talk or wave or anything. Most folks stay to themselves a lot. Folks were drawn to my smile, energy, and Southern accent lol. Felt great to spread joy somewhere that seemed like it needed it.
I read an article that described it, how most folks stay to themselves a lot. I think its all the rain Seattle gets til Summer. Stays cloudy all the time, which to me is depressing.
Which is why I wouldnt move there when my brother wanted me too. Plus my flag is frowned upon there lol :Confederacy:
I feel it!
I also enjoyed the parks and programs that were all free when I lived in a red state. They know how to pump their money into things that benefit the upper middle class communities. But I didn’t like everything shutting down by 8 pm. There is a pro and a con to living anywhere.
Personally, I prefer to not be near the angry Bible thumpers calling the cashier behind the counter a “nigger”… but I’m also not going to condone that behavior against white people or any other race for that matter.
Live and let live.
Florida feels the same about liberal animals. We welcome the ones seeking refuge from proggie scum but hate the ones like the Disney execs who come here and bring their home state deviance with themNever seen anything close to what you just described in the two years I’ve been hereBut I would prefer to live in a liberal city before I would move to the boondocks again. It’s just more fun. The people are nicer for starters and the city stays open past 10.
The drugs are also better
Ok, hear me out.
I agree with some, and dont agree with some, but these are merely my experience based opinions lol.
As someone who loves pot, yes, Seattle has better pot lol.
Are there fun things to do there, yes. I have loads of fun when I visit my brother.
I have loads of fun here too. I love going off in the woods and having a fire with friends.
But the people of Seattle are weird, and Im sure I seemed like a strange sight to them, know it lol. Even my brother was amazed at my influence. Him and I be walking down the sidewalk, I be smiling, nod to someone approaching, they return smile and wave, so I usually wave and say hey with a bigger smile, thus theirs gets bigger. My brother was like "people never do that here! How are you doing that!?" lolol, cause it happened a lot as we walk lol. He tells me most folks dont talk or wave or anything. Most folks stay to themselves a lot. Folks were drawn to my smile, energy, and Southern accent lol. Felt great to spread joy somewhere that seemed like it needed it.
I read an article that described it, how most folks stay to themselves a lot. I think its all the rain Seattle gets til Summer. Stays cloudy all the time, which to me is depressing.
Which is why I wouldnt move there when my brother wanted me too. Plus my flag is frowned upon there lol :Confederacy:
I feel it!
I also enjoyed the parks and programs that were all free when I lived in a red state. They know how to pump their money into things that benefit the upper middle class communities. But I didn’t like everything shutting down by 8 pm. There is a pro and a con to living anywhere.
Personally, I prefer to not be near the angry Bible thumpers calling the cashier behind the counter a “nigger”… but I’m also not going to condone that behavior against white people or any other race for that matter.
Live and let live.
She lives in a alternative universe built by stereotypes.
The funny part is you are more likely to see racism and hate in a blue state.
And my blue state only funds park's and such for the upper middle class. So....not sure how she managed to pin that on a red state as if her state has anything for the working and poor besides the likelihood of CPS kidnapping their children over manifestations of poverty.
Imagine stepping over the homeless all around your own state and criticizing another state for catering to the wealthy only. All the while harshly judging people you dont even know based on false and hateful stereotypes.
Californians are pretty known for that. All the latte liberals who live in an elitest bubble and look down on everyone from their ivory towers of street feces.
Idaho is terrified that the CA people who moved there (to escape their third world politics) are going to destroy their happy red state by voting for the same shit policies that ruined CA. They have made announcements like "Welcome! Make yourselves at home...but do not ruin our state by turning it into CA". And the locals complain about how the CA transplants are dirty, they litter, they are smug and self important and they are ruining their home state.
It's like they are so dumb they dont understand that policies actually matter. They think its words and image that matter.
Never seen anything close to what you just described in the two years I’ve been hereBut I would prefer to live in a liberal city before I would move to the boondocks again. It’s just more fun. The people are nicer for starters and the city stays open past 10.
The drugs are also better
Ok, hear me out.
I agree with some, and dont agree with some, but these are merely my experience based opinions lol.
As someone who loves pot, yes, Seattle has better pot lol.
Are there fun things to do there, yes. I have loads of fun when I visit my brother.
I have loads of fun here too. I love going off in the woods and having a fire with friends.
But the people of Seattle are weird, and Im sure I seemed like a strange sight to them, know it lol. Even my brother was amazed at my influence. Him and I be walking down the sidewalk, I be smiling, nod to someone approaching, they return smile and wave, so I usually wave and say hey with a bigger smile, thus theirs gets bigger. My brother was like "people never do that here! How are you doing that!?" lolol, cause it happened a lot as we walk lol. He tells me most folks dont talk or wave or anything. Most folks stay to themselves a lot. Folks were drawn to my smile, energy, and Southern accent lol. Felt great to spread joy somewhere that seemed like it needed it.
I read an article that described it, how most folks stay to themselves a lot. I think its all the rain Seattle gets til Summer. Stays cloudy all the time, which to me is depressing.
Which is why I wouldnt move there when my brother wanted me too. Plus my flag is frowned upon there lol :Confederacy:
I feel it!
I also enjoyed the parks and programs that were all free when I lived in a red state. They know how to pump their money into things that benefit the upper middle class communities. But I didn’t like everything shutting down by 8 pm. There is a pro and a con to living anywhere.
Personally, I prefer to not be near the angry Bible thumpers calling the cashier behind the counter a “nigger”… but I’m also not going to condone that behavior against white people or any other race for that matter.
Live and let live.
She lives in a alternative universe built by stereotypes.
The funny part is you are more likely to see racism and hate in a blue state.
And my blue state only funds park's and such for the upper middle class. So....not sure how she managed to pin that on a red state as if her state has anything for the working and poor besides the likelihood of CPS kidnapping their children over manifestations of poverty.
Imagine stepping over the homeless all around your own state and criticizing another state for catering to the wealthy only. All the while harshly judging people you dont even know based on false and hateful stereotypes.
Californians are pretty known for that. All the latte liberals who live in an elitest bubble and look down on everyone from their ivory towers of street feces.
Idaho is terrified that the CA people who moved there (to escape their third world politics) are going to destroy their happy red state by voting for the same shit policies that ruined CA. They have made announcements like "Welcome! Make yourselves at home...but do not ruin our state by turning it into CA". And the locals complain about how the CA transplants are dirty, they litter, they are smug and self important and they are ruining their home state.
It's like they are so dumb they dont understand that policies actually matter. They think its words and image that matter.
Never seen anything close to what you just described in the two years I’ve been hereBut I would prefer to live in a liberal city before I would move to the boondocks again. It’s just more fun. The people are nicer for starters and the city stays open past 10.
The drugs are also better
Ok, hear me out.
I agree with some, and dont agree with some, but these are merely my experience based opinions lol.
As someone who loves pot, yes, Seattle has better pot lol.
Are there fun things to do there, yes. I have loads of fun when I visit my brother.
I have loads of fun here too. I love going off in the woods and having a fire with friends.
But the people of Seattle are weird, and Im sure I seemed like a strange sight to them, know it lol. Even my brother was amazed at my influence. Him and I be walking down the sidewalk, I be smiling, nod to someone approaching, they return smile and wave, so I usually wave and say hey with a bigger smile, thus theirs gets bigger. My brother was like "people never do that here! How are you doing that!?" lolol, cause it happened a lot as we walk lol. He tells me most folks dont talk or wave or anything. Most folks stay to themselves a lot. Folks were drawn to my smile, energy, and Southern accent lol. Felt great to spread joy somewhere that seemed like it needed it.
I read an article that described it, how most folks stay to themselves a lot. I think its all the rain Seattle gets til Summer. Stays cloudy all the time, which to me is depressing.
Which is why I wouldnt move there when my brother wanted me too. Plus my flag is frowned upon there lol :Confederacy:
I feel it!
I also enjoyed the parks and programs that were all free when I lived in a red state. They know how to pump their money into things that benefit the upper middle class communities. But I didn’t like everything shutting down by 8 pm. There is a pro and a con to living anywhere.
Personally, I prefer to not be near the angry Bible thumpers calling the cashier behind the counter a “nigger”… but I’m also not going to condone that behavior against white people or any other race for that matter.
Live and let live.
What makes you think I would ever buy into a slice of communism otherwise known as an HOA ?
Viva Generation X…the last of the free-thinkers!
