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Whasup with North Carolina???!!! I just was looking at the numbers of posts in each state form (cause I'm weird like that ) & I was sure FL would have the most! But not even close! FL is at about 42k - NC 75k!!!
I mean, it's joining the ranks of NY, CA, TX & FL!!! Holy cow! Pretty soon all the "natives" are gonna be trying to escape - if they're not already...!
Whasup with North Carolina???!!! I just was looking at the numbers of posts in each state form (cause I'm weird like that ) & I was sure FL would have the most! But not even close! FL is at about 42k - NC 75k!!!
I mean, it's joining the ranks of NY, CA, TX & FL!!! Holy cow! Pretty soon all the "natives" are gonna be trying to escape - if they're not already...!
If the # of people interested actually moved there, the state would probably be the most populous in the nation. However, theyre only mid-pack in the population ranks, and hardly the fastest growing state (AZ and NV take that title). I think 1/2 the NC forum posts are from the same people.
I know lots of people from PA, WV, OH, and MD that moved to NC, especially the Charlotte area. My cousin moved from Pittsburgh to Charlotte 5 years ago and never regretted it because she landed a much better job there. Although I think Charlotte is too big for my tastes, I may venture down there in the near future.
People seem to want to get out of FL, CA, TX, and snowy states and NC looks really good. I had thought about it at one time but since it's growing too quickly, I know I would not be happy. The loveliness of the area will all too soon be covered with homes and people.
If the # of people interested actually moved there, the state would probably be the most populous in the nation. However, theyre only mid-pack in the population ranks, and hardly the fastest growing state (AZ and NV take that title). I think 1/2 the NC forum posts are from the same people.
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