Originally Posted by caphillsea77
Anyone who truely knows SLC and has been there lately knows otherwise, so no....your version of the truth is fabricated by simple minded cliches. The dynamics of SLC are changing and they have been for quite some time. SLC has grown a tremendously in recent decades shedding it's stereotypes, and even has a large gay community, a sizable hispanic community, many new transplants over the years, world class skiing (Olympic worthy), some impressive downtown developments, an expansive light rail network, big freeways, and the Sundance Film Festival. So no, you're not telling it like it is, because what you think is the truth of SLC is a mear fraction of it and based on worn out cliches. Sure the morman community is big there and that goes with out saying, but that's only part of the story and it has a much bigger picture than you seem to recognize. Every city has flaws and attributes, you fail to recognize ABQ's flaws (which are many), and pretty much fail to recognize anywhere else's attributes based on your postings on say anywhere versus Albuquerque. That's a pretty narrow mind set. Get out more with an open mind and perhaps you might understandAnyone who truely knows SLC and has been there lately knows otherwise, so no....your version of the truth is fabricated by simple minded cliches. The dynamics of SLC are changing and they have been for quite some time. SLC has grown a tremendously in recent decades shedding it's stereotypes, and even has a large gay community, a sizable hispanic community, many new transplants over the years, world class skiing (Olympic worthy), some impressive downtown developments, an expansive light rail network, big freeways, and the Sundance Film Festival. So no, you're not telling it like it is, because what you think is the truth of SLC is a mear fraction of it and based on worn out cliches. Sure the morman community is big there and that goes with out saying, but that's only part of the story and it has a much bigger picture than you seem to recognize. Every city has flaws and attributes, you fail to recognize ABQ's flaws (which are many), and pretty much fail to recognize anywhere else's attributes based on your postings on say anywhere versus Albuquerque. That's a pretty narrow mind set. Get out more with an open mind and perhaps you might understandAnyone who truely knows SLC and has been there lately knows otherwise, so no....your version of the truth is fabricated by simple minded cliches. The dynamics of SLC are changing and they have been for quite some time. SLC has grown a tremendously in recent decades shedding it's stereotypes, and even has a large gay community, a sizable hispanic community, many new transplants over the years, world class skiing (Olympic worthy), some impressive downtown developments, an expansive light rail network, big freeways, and the Sundance Film Festival. So no, you're not telling it like it is, because what you think is the truth of SLC is a mear fraction of it and based on worn out cliches. Sure the morman community is big there and that goes with out saying, but that's only part of the story and it has a much bigger picture than you seem to recognize. Every city has flaws and attributes, you fail to recognize ABQ's flaws (which are many), and pretty much fail to recognize anywhere else's attributes based on your postings on say anywhere versus Albuquerque. That's a pretty narrow mind set. Get out more with an open mind and perhaps you might understandAnyone who truely knows SLC and has been there lately knows otherwise, so no....your version of the truth is fabricated by simple minded cliches. The dynamics of SLC are changing and they have been for quite some time. SLC has grown a tremendously in recent decades shedding it's stereotypes, and even has a large gay community, a sizable hispanic community, many new transplants over the years, world class skiing (Olympic worthy), some impressive downtown developments, an expansive light rail network, big freeways, and the Sundance Film Festival. So no, you're not telling it like it is, because what you think is the truth of SLC is a mear fraction of it and based on worn out cliches. Sure the morman community is big there and that goes with out saying, but that's only part of the story and it has a much bigger picture than you seem to recognize. Every city has flaws and attributes, you fail to recognize ABQ's flaws (which are many), and pretty much fail to recognize anywhere else's attributes based on your postings on say anywhere versus Albuquerque. That's a pretty narrow mind set. Get out more with an open mind and perhaps you might understandAnyone who truely knows SLC and has been there lately knows otherwise, so no....your version of the truth is fabricated by simple minded cliches. The dynamics of SLC are changing and they have been for quite some time. SLC has grown a tremendously in recent decades shedding it's stereotypes, and even has a large gay community, a sizable hispanic community, many new transplants over the years, world class skiing (Olympic worthy), some impressive downtown developments, an expansive light rail network, big freeways, and the Sundance Film Festival. So no, you're not telling it like it is, because what you think is the truth of SLC is a mear fraction of it and based on worn out cliches. Sure the morman community is big there and that goes with out saying, but that's only part of the story and it has a much bigger picture than you seem to recognize. Every city has flaws and attributes, you fail to recognize ABQ's flaws (which are many), and pretty much fail to recognize anywhere else's attributes based on your postings on say anywhere versus Albuquerque. That's a pretty narrow mind set. Get out more with an open mind and perhaps you might understandAnyone who truely knows SLC and has been there lately knows otherwise, so no....your version of the truth is fabricated by simple minded cliches. The dynamics of SLC are changing and they have been for quite some time. SLC has grown a tremendously in recent decades shedding it's stereotypes, and even has a large gay community, a sizable hispanic community, many new transplants over the years, world class skiing (Olympic worthy), some impressive downtown developments, an expansive light rail network, big freeways, and the Sundance Film Festival. So no, you're not telling it like it is, because what you think is the truth of SLC is a mear fraction of it and based on worn out cliches. Sure the morman community is big there and that goes with out saying, but that's only part of the story and it has a much bigger picture than you seem to recognize. Every city has flaws and attributes, you fail to recognize ABQ's flaws (which are many), and pretty much fail to recognize anywhere else's attributes based on your postings on say anywhere versus Albuquerque. That's a pretty narrow mind set. Get out more with an open mind and perhaps you might understandAnyone who truely knows SLC and has been there lately knows otherwise, so no....your version of the truth is fabricated by simple minded cliches. The dynamics of SLC are changing and they have been for quite some time. SLC has grown a tremendously in recent decades shedding it's stereotypes, and even has a large gay community, a sizable hispanic community, many new transplants over the years, world class skiing (Olympic worthy), some impressive downtown developments, an expansive light rail network, big freeways, and the Sundance Film Festival. So no, you're not telling it like it is, because what you think is the truth of SLC is a mear fraction of it and based on worn out cliches. Sure the morman community is big there and that goes with out saying, but that's only part of the story and it has a much bigger picture than you seem to recognize. Every city has flaws and attributes, you fail to recognize ABQ's flaws (which are many), and pretty much fail to recognize anywhere else's attributes based on your postings on say anywhere versus Albuquerque. That's a pretty narrow mind set. Get out more with an open mind and perhaps you might understandAnyone who truely knows SLC and has been there lately knows otherwise, so no....your version of the truth is fabricated by simple minded cliches. The dynamics of SLC are changing and they have been for quite some time. SLC has grown a tremendously in recent decades shedding it's stereotypes, and even has a large gay community, a sizable hispanic community, many new transplants over the years, world class skiing (Olympic worthy), some impressive downtown developments, an expansive light rail network, big freeways, and the Sundance Film Festival. So no, you're not telling it like it is, because what you think is the truth of SLC is a mear fraction of it and based on worn out cliches. Sure the morman community is big there and that goes with out saying, but that's only part of the story and it has a much bigger picture than you seem to recognize. Every city has flaws and attributes, you fail to recognize ABQ's flaws (which are many), and pretty much fail to recognize anywhere else's attributes based on your postings on say anywhere versus Albuquerque. That's a pretty narrow mind set. Get out more with an open mind and perhaps you might understandAnyone who truely knows SLC and has been there lately knows otherwise, so no....your version of the truth is fabricated by simple minded cliches. The dynamics of SLC are changing and they have been for quite some time. SLC has grown a tremendously in recent decades shedding it's stereotypes, and even has a large gay community, a sizable hispanic community, many new transplants over the years, world class skiing (Olympic worthy), some impressive downtown developments, an expansive light rail network, big freeways, and the Sundance Film Festival. So no, you're not telling it like it is, because what you think is the truth of SLC is a mear fraction of it and based on worn out cliches. Sure the morman community is big there and that goes with out saying, but that's only part of the story and it has a much bigger picture than you seem to recognize. Every city has flaws and attributes, you fail to recognize ABQ's flaws (which are many), and pretty much fail to recognize anywhere else's attributes based on your postings on say anywhere versus Albuquerque. That's a pretty narrow mind set. Get out more with an open mind and perhaps you might understandAnyone who truely knows SLC and has been there lately knows otherwise, so no....your version of the truth is fabricated by simple minded cliches. The dynamics of SLC are changing and they have been for quite some time. SLC has grown a tremendously in recent decades shedding it's stereotypes, and even has a large gay community, a sizable hispanic community, many new transplants over the years, world class skiing (Olympic worthy), some impressive downtown developments, an expansive light rail network, big freeways, and the Sundance Film Festival. So no, you're not telling it like it is, because what you think is the truth of SLC is a mear fraction of it and based on worn out cliches. Sure the morman community is big there and that goes with out saying, but that's only part of the story and it has a much bigger picture than you seem to recognize. Every city has flaws and attributes, you fail to recognize ABQ's flaws (which are many), and pretty much fail to recognize anywhere else's attributes based on your postings on say anywhere versus Albuquerque. That's a pretty narrow mind set. Get out more with an open mind and perhaps you might understandAnyone who truely knows SLC and has been there lately knows otherwise, so no....your version of the truth is fabricated by simple minded cliches. The dynamics of SLC are changing and they have been for quite some time. SLC has grown a tremendously in recent decades shedding it's stereotypes, and even has a large gay community, a sizable hispanic community, many new transplants over the years, world class skiing (Olympic worthy), some impressive downtown developments, an expansive light rail network, big freeways, and the Sundance Film Festival. So no, you're not telling it like it is, because what you think is the truth of SLC is a mear fraction of it and based on worn out cliches. Sure the morman community is big there and that goes with out saying, but that's only part of the story and it has a much bigger picture than you seem to recognize. Every city has flaws and attributes, you fail to recognize ABQ's flaws (which are many), and pretty much fail to recognize anywhere else's attributes based on your postings on say anywhere versus Albuquerque. That's a pretty narrow mind set. Get out more with an open mind and perhaps you might understandAnyone who truely knows SLC and has been there lately knows otherwise, so no....your version of the truth is fabricated by simple minded cliches. The dynamics of SLC are changing and they have been for quite some time. SLC has grown a tremendously in recent decades shedding it's stereotypes, and even has a large gay community, a sizable hispanic community, many new transplants over the years, world class skiing (Olympic worthy), some impressive downtown developments, an expansive light rail network, big freeways, and the Sundance Film Festival. So no, you're not telling it like it is, because what you think is the truth of SLC is a mear fraction of it and based on worn out cliches. Sure the morman community is big there and that goes with out saying, but that's only part of the story and it has a much bigger picture than you seem to recognize. Every city has flaws and attributes, you fail to recognize ABQ's flaws (which are many), and pretty much fail to recognize anywhere else's attributes based on your postings on say anywhere versus Albuquerque. That's a pretty narrow mind set. Get out more with an open mind and perhaps you might understandAnyone who truely knows SLC and has been there lately knows otherwise, so no....your version of the truth is fabricated by simple minded cliches. The dynamics of SLC are changing and they have been for quite some time. SLC has grown a tremendously in recent decades shedding it's stereotypes, and even has a large gay community, a sizable hispanic community, many new transplants over the years, world class skiing (Olympic worthy), some impressive downtown developments, an expansive light rail network, big freeways, and the Sundance Film Festival. So no, you're not telling it like it is, because what you think is the truth of SLC is a mear fraction of it and based on worn out cliches. Sure the morman community is big there and that goes with out saying, but that's only part of the story and it has a much bigger picture than you seem to recognize. Every city has flaws and attributes, you fail to recognize ABQ's flaws (which are many), and pretty much fail to recognize anywhere else's attributes based on your postings on say anywhere versus Albuquerque. That's a pretty narrow mind set. Get out more with an open mind and perhaps you might understandAnyone who truely knows SLC and has been there lately knows otherwise, so no....your version of the truth is fabricated by simple minded cliches. The dynamics of SLC are changing and they have been for quite some time. SLC has grown a tremendously in recent decades shedding it's stereotypes, and even has a large gay community, a sizable hispanic community, many new transplants over the years, world class skiing (Olympic worthy), some impressive downtown developments, an expansive light rail network, big freeways, and the Sundance Film Festival. So no, you're not telling it like it is, because what you think is the truth of SLC is a mear fraction of it and based on worn out cliches. Sure the morman community is big there and that goes with out saying, but that's only part of the story and it has a much bigger picture than you seem to recognize. Every city has flaws and attributes, you fail to recognize ABQ's flaws (which are many), and pretty much fail to recognize anywhere else's attributes based on your postings on say anywhere versus Albuquerque. That's a pretty narrow mind set. Get out more with an open mind and perhaps you might understandAnyone who truely knows SLC and has been there lately knows otherwise, so no....your version of the truth is fabricated by simple minded cliches. The dynamics of SLC are changing and they have been for quite some time. SLC has grown a tremendously in recent decades shedding it's stereotypes, and even has a large gay community, a sizable hispanic community, many new transplants over the years, world class skiing (Olympic worthy), some impressive downtown developments, an expansive light rail network, big freeways, and the Sundance Film Festival. So no, you're not telling it like it is, because what you think is the truth of SLC is a mear fraction of it and based on worn out cliches. Sure the morman community is big there and that goes with out saying, but that's only part of the story and it has a much bigger picture than you seem to recognize. Every city has flaws and attributes, you fail to recognize ABQ's flaws (which are many), and pretty much fail to recognize anywhere else's attributes based on your postings on say anywhere versus Albuquerque. That's a pretty narrow mind set. Get out more with an open mind and perhaps you might understandAnyone who truely knows SLC and has been there lately knows otherwise, so no....your version of the truth is fabricated by simple minded cliches. The dynamics of SLC are changing and they have been for quite some time. SLC has grown a tremendously in recent decades shedding it's stereotypes, and even has a large gay community, a sizable hispanic community, many new transplants over the years, world class skiing (Olympic worthy), some impressive downtown developments, an expansive light rail network, big freeways, and the Sundance Film Festival. So no, you're not telling it like it is, because what you think is the truth of SLC is a mear fraction of it and based on worn out cliches. Sure the morman community is big there and that goes with out saying, but that's only part of the story and it has a much bigger picture than you seem to recognize. Every city has flaws and attributes, you fail to recognize ABQ's flaws (which are many), and pretty much fail to recognize anywhere else's attributes based on your postings on say anywhere versus Albuquerque. That's a pretty narrow mind set. Get out more with an open mind and perhaps you might understandAnyone who truely knows SLC and has been there lately knows otherwise, so no....your version of the truth is fabricated by simple minded cliches. The dynamics of SLC are changing and they have been for quite some time. SLC has grown a tremendously in recent decades shedding it's stereotypes, and even has a large gay community, a sizable hispanic community, many new transplants over the years, world class skiing (Olympic worthy), some impressive downtown developments, an expansive light rail network, big freeways, and the Sundance Film Festival. So no, you're not telling it like it is, because what you think is the truth of SLC is a mear fraction of it and based on worn out cliches. Sure the morman community is big there and that goes with out saying, but that's only part of the story and it has a much bigger picture than you seem to recognize. Every city has flaws and attributes, you fail to recognize ABQ's flaws (which are many), and pretty much fail to recognize anywhere else's attributes based on your postings on say anywhere versus Albuquerque. That's a pretty narrow mind set. Get out more with an open mind and perhaps you might understandAnyone who truely knows SLC and has been there lately knows otherwise, so no....your version of the truth is fabricated by simple minded cliches. The dynamics of SLC are changing and they have been for quite some time. SLC has grown a tremendously in recent decades shedding it's stereotypes, and even has a large gay community, a sizable hispanic community, many new transplants over the years, world class skiing (Olympic worthy), some impressive downtown developments, an expansive light rail network, big freeways, and the Sundance Film Festival. So no, you're not telling it like it is, because what you think is the truth of SLC is a mear fraction of it and based on worn out cliches. Sure the morman community is big there and that goes with out saying, but that's only part of the story and it has a much bigger picture than you seem to recognize. Every city has flaws and attributes, you fail to recognize ABQ's flaws (which are many), and pretty much fail to recognize anywhere else's attributes based on your postings on say anywhere versus Albuquerque. That's a pretty narrow mind set. Get out more with an open mind and perhaps you might understandAnyone who truely knows SLC and has been there lately knows otherwise, so no....your version of the truth is fabricated by simple minded cliches. The dynamics of SLC are changing and they have been for quite some time. SLC has grown a tremendously in recent decades shedding it's stereotypes, and even has a large gay community, a sizable hispanic community, many new transplants over the years, world class skiing (Olympic worthy), some impressive downtown developments, an expansive light rail network, big freeways, and the Sundance Film Festival. So no, you're not telling it like it is, because what you think is the truth of SLC is a mear fraction of it and based on worn out cliches. Sure the morman community is big there and that goes with out saying, but that's only part of the story and it has a much bigger picture than you seem to recognize. Every city has flaws and attributes, you fail to recognize ABQ's flaws (which are many), and pretty much fail to recognize anywhere else's attributes based on your postings on say anywhere versus Albuquerque. That's a pretty narrow mind set. Get out more with an open mind and perhaps you might understandAnyone who truely knows SLC and has been there lately knows otherwise, so no....your version of the truth is fabricated by simple minded cliches. The dynamics of SLC are changing and they have been for quite some time. SLC has grown a tremendously in recent decades shedding it's stereotypes, and even has a large gay community, a sizable hispanic community, many new transplants over the years, world class skiing (Olympic worthy), some impressive downtown developments, an expansive light rail network, big freeways, and the Sundance Film Festival. So no, you're not telling it like it is, because what you think is the truth of SLC is a mear fraction of it and based on worn out cliches. Sure the morman community is big there and that goes with out saying, but that's only part of the story and it has a much bigger picture than you seem to recognize. Every city has flaws and attributes, you fail to recognize ABQ's flaws (which are many), and pretty much fail to recognize anywhere else's attributes based on your postings on say anywhere versus Albuquerque. That's a pretty narrow mind set. Get out more with an open mind and perhaps you might understandAnyone who truely knows SLC and has been there lately knows otherwise, so no....your version of the truth is fabricated by simple minded cliches. The dynamics of SLC are changing and they have been for quite some time. SLC has grown a tremendously in recent decades shedding it's stereotypes, and even has a large gay community, a sizable hispanic community, many new transplants over the years, world class skiing (Olympic worthy), some impressive downtown developments, an expansive light rail network, big freeways, and the Sundance Film Festival. So no, you're not telling it like it is, because what you think is the truth of SLC is a mear fraction of it and based on worn out cliches. Sure the morman community is big there and that goes with out saying, but that's only part of the story and it has a much bigger picture than you seem to recognize. Every city has flaws and attributes, you fail to recognize ABQ's flaws (which are many), and pretty much fail to recognize anywhere else's attributes based on your postings on say anywhere versus Albuquerque. That's a pretty narrow mind set. Get out more with an open mind and perhaps you might understandAnyone who truely knows SLC and has been there lately knows otherwise, so no....your version of the truth is fabricated by simple minded cliches. The dynamics of SLC are changing and they have been for quite some time. SLC has grown a tremendously in recent decades shedding it's stereotypes, and even has a large gay community, a sizable hispanic community, many new transplants over the years, world class skiing (Olympic worthy), some impressive downtown developments, an expansive light rail network, big freeways, and the Sundance Film Festival. So no, you're not telling it like it is, because what you think is the truth of SLC is a mear fraction of it and based on worn out cliches. Sure the morman community is big there and that goes with out saying, but that's only part of the story and it has a much bigger picture than you seem to recognize. Every city has flaws and attributes, you fail to recognize ABQ's flaws (which are many), and pretty much fail to recognize anywhere else's attributes based on your postings on say anywhere versus Albuquerque. That's a pretty narrow mind set. Get out more with an open mind and perhaps you might understandAnyone who truely knows SLC and has been there lately knows otherwise, so no....your version of the truth is fabricated by simple minded cliches. The dynamics of SLC are changing and they have been for quite some time. SLC has grown a tremendously in recent decades shedding it's stereotypes, and even has a large gay community, a sizable hispanic community, many new transplants over the years, world class skiing (Olympic worthy), some impressive downtown developments, an expansive light rail network, big freeways, and the Sundance Film Festival. So no, you're not telling it like it is, because what you think is the truth of SLC is a mear fraction of it and based on worn out cliches. Sure the morman community is big there and that goes with out saying, but that's only part of the story and it has a much bigger picture than you seem to recognize. Every city has flaws and attributes, you fail to recognize ABQ's flaws (which are many), and pretty much fail to recognize anywhere else's attributes based on your postings on say anywhere versus Albuquerque. That's a pretty narrow mind set. Get out more with an open mind and perhaps you might understandAnyone who truely knows SLC and has been there lately knows otherwise, so no....your version of the truth is fabricated by simple minded cliches. The dynamics of SLC are changing and they have been for quite some time. SLC has grown a tremendously in recent decades shedding it's stereotypes, and even has a large gay community, a sizable hispanic community, many new transplants over the years, world class skiing (Olympic worthy), some impressive downtown developments, an expansive light rail network, big freeways, and the Sundance Film Festival. So no, you're not telling it like it is, because what you think is the truth of SLC is a mear fraction of it and based on worn out cliches. Sure the morman community is big there and that goes with out saying, but that's only part of the story and it has a much bigger picture than you seem to recognize. Every city has flaws and attributes, you fail to recognize ABQ's flaws (which are many), and pretty much fail to recognize anywhere else's attributes based on your postings on say anywhere versus Albuquerque. That's a pretty narrow mind set. Get out more with an open mind and perhaps you might understandAnyone who truely knows SLC and has been there lately knows otherwise, so no....your version of the truth is fabricated by simple minded cliches. The dynamics of SLC are changing and they have been for quite some time. SLC has grown a tremendously in recent decades shedding it's stereotypes, and even has a large gay community, a sizable hispanic community, many new transplants over the years, world class skiing (Olympic worthy), some impressive downtown developments, an expansive light rail network, big freeways, and the Sundance Film Festival. So no, you're not telling it like it is, because what you think is the truth of SLC is a mear fraction of it and based on worn out cliches. Sure the morman community is big there and that goes with out saying, but that's only part of the story and it has a much bigger picture than you seem to recognize. Every city has flaws and attributes, you fail to recognize ABQ's flaws (which are many), and pretty much fail to recognize anywhere else's attributes based on your postings on say anywhere versus Albuquerque. That's a pretty narrow mind set. Get out more with an open mind and perhaps you might understandAnyone who truely knows SLC and has been there lately knows otherwise, so no....your version of the truth is fabricated by simple minded cliches. The dynamics of SLC are changing and they have been for quite some time. SLC has grown a tremendously in recent decades shedding it's stereotypes, and even has a large gay community, a sizable hispanic community, many new transplants over the years, world class skiing (Olympic worthy), some impressive downtown developments, an expansive light rail network, big freeways, and the Sundance Film Festival. So no, you're not telling it like it is, because what you think is the truth of SLC is a mear fraction of it and based on worn out cliches. Sure the morman community is big there and that goes with out saying, but that's only part of the story and it has a much bigger picture than you seem to recognize. Every city has flaws and attributes, you fail to recognize ABQ's flaws (which are many), and pretty much fail to recognize anywhere else's attributes based on your postings on say anywhere versus Albuquerque. That's a pretty narrow mind set. Get out more with an open mind and perhaps you might understandAnyone who truely knows SLC and has been there lately knows otherwise, so no....your version of the truth is fabricated by simple minded cliches. The dynamics of SLC are changing and they have been for quite some time. SLC has grown a tremendously in recent decades shedding it's stereotypes, and even has a large gay community, a sizable hispanic community, many new transplants over the years, world class skiing (Olympic worthy), some impressive downtown developments, an expansive light rail network, big freeways, and the Sundance Film Festival. So no, you're not telling it like it is, because what you think is the truth of SLC is a mear fraction of it and based on worn out cliches. Sure the morman community is big there and that goes with out saying, but that's only part of the story and it has a much bigger picture than you seem to recognize. Every city has flaws and attributes, you fail to recognize ABQ's flaws (which are many), and pretty much fail to recognize anywhere else's attributes based on your postings on say anywhere versus Albuquerque. That's a pretty narrow mind set. Get out more with an open mind and perhaps you might understandAnyone who truely knows SLC and has been there lately knows otherwise, so no....your version of the truth is fabricated by simple minded cliches. The dynamics of SLC are changing and they have been for quite some time. SLC has grown a tremendously in recent decades shedding it's stereotypes, and even has a large gay community, a sizable hispanic community, many new transplants over the years, world class skiing (Olympic worthy), some impressive downtown developments, an expansive light rail network, big freeways, and the Sundance Film Festival. So no, you're not telling it like it is, because what you think is the truth of SLC is a mear fraction of it and based on worn out cliches. Sure the morman community is big there and that goes with out saying, but that's only part of the story and it has a much bigger picture than you seem to recognize. Every city has flaws and attributes, you fail to recognize ABQ's flaws (which are many), and pretty much fail to recognize anywhere else's attributes based on your postings on say anywhere versus Albuquerque. That's a pretty narrow mind set. Get out more with an open mind and perhaps you might understand
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