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Location: northern Vermont - previously NM, WA, & MA
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Meh, poverty sucks any way you slice it. Ramen noodles and Big Macs taste the same in Philadelphia as they do in New Orleans. If one is broke, I'd say go for an area with plenty of good parkland and ample recreational opportunties.
Cool, they did a list like this and for once didn't include Portland. That's good, we've already got too many un-employed liberal arts majors from East Coast colleges overcrowding our town. No need for anymore to come here expecting some sort of Mecca for their corny broke-ass fixie-bike ridin' lifestyle. Stay in Brooklyn or move to Austin, but please don't come here.
Location: northern Vermont - previously NM, WA, & MA
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Originally Posted by Deezus
Cool, they did a list like this and for once didn't include Portland. That's good, we've already got too many un-employed liberal arts majors from East Coast colleges overcrowding our town. No need for anymore to come here expecting some sort of Mecca for their corny broke-ass fixie-bike ridin' lifestyle. Stay in Brooklyn or move to Austin, but please don't come here.
Wasn't that same message broadcasted from Portland in the 90's? Didn't work out so well did it? LOL.
Isn't it fairly liberal compared to the rest of AZ? The University being a big part of that? That was my impression anyway.
If you are moving from a true liberal area, to a "liberal compared to the rest of the state" type place...my experience is that it just isn't going to cut it.
If you are moving from a true liberal area, to a "liberal compared to the rest of the state" type place...my experience is that it just isn't going to cut it.
What experience do you actually have there anyways?
Location: where you sip the tea of the breasts of the spinsters of Utica
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Meh, poverty sucks any way you slice it. Ramen noodles and Big Macs taste the same in Philadelphia as they do in New Orleans. If one is broke, I'd say go for an area with plenty of good parkland and ample recreational opportunties.
You must have been in the upper crust of poor people if you could afford a Big Mac. You're not really poor unless you have to steal condiment packets from fast food joints to use on the stale bread you got from the bakery dumpster.
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