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Old 04-13-2009, 06:56 PM
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Default Albuq and Rio Rancho are yuckkkkky

Austin. Parents raised me in Albuq, while in the service I found out really fast what a crappy place Albuq was and is. Lived in Rio Rancho for a few years, have been back to see the old homestead and to my disbelief looks like morons have moved in to the whole neighborhood. Wouldn't live anywhere around Albuq or NM for that matter. Do yourself a favor, don't move to NM
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Old 04-13-2009, 08:14 PM
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I lived in both cities, each 20 years. No comparison to make. Austin is bigger, prettier, the people are way more educated and sophisticated - and, most importantly, Austin is wealthier than ABQ. Food, nightlife, and education in Austin is some of the best in the nation. But, Austin is hot and humid - a big negative for those used to ABQ.
actually Albuquerque has more professional and phd graduates than any other city. Albuquerque is known for the food, no other place compares except santa fe, Have you ever been to Albuquerque?
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Old 04-13-2009, 08:16 PM
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Austin. Parents raised me in Albuq, while in the service I found out really fast what a crappy place Albuq was and is. Lived in Rio Rancho for a few years, have been back to see the old homestead and to my disbelief looks like morons have moved in to the whole neighborhood. Wouldn't live anywhere around Albuq or NM for that matter. Do yourself a favor, don't move to NM
WHAT! have you ever been to ABQ?! After 1982.
WTF?
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Old 04-13-2009, 08:20 PM
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The Difference New Mexico/Texas.
i dont think you would want to live in the mid of texas, liberal or not.
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Old 04-14-2009, 02:19 AM
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Austin. Parents raised me in Albuq, while in the service I found out really fast what a crappy place Albuq was and is. Lived in Rio Rancho for a few years, have been back to see the old homestead and to my disbelief looks like morons have moved in to the whole neighborhood. Wouldn't live anywhere around Albuq or NM for that matter. Do yourself a favor, don't move to NM

Here's how many people in New Mexico may inerpret the above post (and definetly how some one like me - from Chicago - interprets it!):

Lern to tawk Teksun - If yer a reel Teksun an' yoo wanna feel better 'bout yerself make shure yoo put the savages in ther place by callin' them "morons" -'specally in thoz places where us Teksuns are exploitin'



All I have to say about all of this is ==> I prefer ALBUQUERQUE BY FAR!!!!!!

...unless you want your kids to live in a bubble where minorities and diversity may not be accepted.

My experiences in almost all of Texas have been miserable!
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Old 04-14-2009, 07:00 AM
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I think both cities have their pros and cons. Both cities are very different and unique. I think Albuqueruqe would fit me better than Austin (coming from a Santa Fe resident) due to its southwestern charm and laid back attitude.
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Old 04-14-2009, 09:32 AM
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actually Albuquerque has more professional and phd graduates than any other city.
It is not an issue to me, but interested on where you got that data.


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Old 04-14-2009, 09:58 AM
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It is not an issue to me, but interested on where you got that data.


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Old 04-14-2009, 02:26 PM
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and I was about to ask the same thing? Abq has a lot to offer and we sometimes miss living there, but PHDs I don't think is one of them.

I do remember, many years ago, NM had the richest and the poorest counties. Of course Los Alamos being the richest, so perhaps what was meant, was per capata NM has the most PHDs. That I could believe..

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Old 04-14-2009, 03:10 PM
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These threads kill me....how can one person tell another not to live in a place because he dosent like it ????
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