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Please | don't feed the | TROLLS! | '--------------ooO--' __|__| | || || || ooO Ooo |
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Ok, so you don't like the south and you've dug up stats to portray it as an unsafe, unhealthy place. Good for you. What's your point? What are you hoping to acheive from all this? |
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"armpit" <udontneedit (AT) myemail (DOT) addy> wrote in news:44071680$0$12272$834e42db (AT) reader (DOT) greatnowhere.com: Ok, so you don't like the south and you've dug up stats to portray it as an unsafe, unhealthy place. Good for you. What's your point? What are you hoping to acheive from all this? The odd thing is, the stupid ass lives in Atlanta. |
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I don't care much for large cities, but I'd take Atlanta over Detroit any day. |
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armpit wrote: I don't care much for large cities, but I'd take Atlanta over Detroit any day. Actually, nobody lives in the city. Of the 3.8 million folks, like 400K live inside the loop. The rest of us live outside and commute when need be. If you get an hour out of Atlanta, taxes are almost nothing, and homes are shockingly inexpensive. For example, a brand new 4 bedroom 3 bath colonial with 2 car garage on an acre will run you about $120K, and the builder will throw in a 10 year home warranty and provide builder financing at better rates than banks do. Ain't gonna get that an hour out of Boston or Hartford. Atlanta is home to some great sports, and whereas scalpers in Boston will slam you for $400 a seat for nosebleeds at Fenway; you can always get a ticket to any Braves game from a scalper for $10 over face value. Add to that a good football team, largest aquarium in the world, Six Flags, some art museums, Broadway in Atlanta, a Symphony, and plenty of outdoor stuff (the ORV trails out here are nothing short of amazing); and IMHO Atlanta is the greatest city to live near. Oh, and the biggest airport in the world - in case you wanna go somewhere for the weekend. Flights leave every hour for the bahamas, bermuda, and an untold amount of places in the Caribbean. |
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| Don't forget the Hawks B-ball. And Six Flags. And Atlanta's airport isn't the largest, it's the busiest. The largest is in Riyadh. Gotta get those terrorists out to so many places, don't ya know. |
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"The Hammer" <HammerDrops (AT) bullshit (DOT) stops> wrote in message news:UTHNf.206$l7.163 (AT) bignews2 (DOT) bellsouth.net... armpit wrote: I don't care much for large cities, but I'd take Atlanta over Detroit any day. Actually, nobody lives in the city. Of the 3.8 million folks, like 400K live inside the loop. The rest of us live outside and commute when need be. If you get an hour out of Atlanta, taxes are almost nothing, and homes are shockingly inexpensive. For example, a brand new 4 bedroom 3 bath colonial with 2 car garage on an acre will run you about $120K, and the builder will throw in a 10 year home warranty and provide builder financing at better rates than banks do. Ain't gonna get that an hour out of Boston or Hartford. Atlanta is home to some great sports, and whereas scalpers in Boston will slam you for $400 a seat for nosebleeds at Fenway; you can always get a ticket to any Braves game from a scalper for $10 over face value. Add to that a good football team, largest aquarium in the world, Six Flags, some art museums, Broadway in Atlanta, a Symphony, and plenty of outdoor stuff (the ORV trails out here are nothing short of amazing); and IMHO Atlanta is the greatest city to live near. Oh, and the biggest airport in the world - in case you wanna go somewhere for the weekend. Flights leave every hour for the bahamas, bermuda, and an untold amount of places in the Caribbean. Don't forget the Hawks B-ball. And Six Flags. |
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And Atlanta's airport isn't the largest, it's the busiest. The largest is in Riyadh. |
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Many southern women have expressed to me the fact that their southern husbands are too fat to have sex with except when the woman is on top, because the gross weight of a southern man is enough to crush a woman, plus they sweat too much. Yet, the southern (NASCAR WATCHING) men seem to be proud of their morbid obesity and they use phrases like "livin large". I think the southern phenomenon of going out into 35 degree weather in a t shirt and no coat is something that was started by the good old fat southern NASCAR fans. As any intelligent person knows, the south is the most obese part of the country. http://www.obesityinamerica.org/geographic.html |
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