Things that you're jealous of in other regions/states (quality of life, to live in)
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I think he's a great guy. Stands up for what he believes in. Makes me support the business even more.
That's disgusting, I'm sorry. Believing that LGBT people are invalid people is not a valid belief, as far as I'm concerned. NO normal person would hold such beliefs. There is nothing respectable about it.
That's disgusting, I'm sorry. Believing that LGBT people are invalid people is not a valid belief, as far as I'm concerned. NO normal person would hold such beliefs. There is nothing respectable about it.
He never said anything bad about gays. He simply stated is opinion which is entirely his right to do. Get over yourself.
That's disgusting, I'm sorry. Believing that LGBT people are invalid people is not a valid belief, as far as I'm concerned. NO normal person would hold such beliefs. There is nothing respectable about it.
There are biggots amongst every community. Christians can be the biggest of them all, especially lately. At one time it wasnt Christian to share a water fountain with colored folk so give it time
For me, I would have to say that living in New England, I am jealous of the South and Midwest for having lots of high speed U.S. divided highways where you can cruise for miles and miles at 65 mph. We don't really have any of that here in New England. Everything here is so compact, cramped, slow, curvy and full of intersections, traffic lights, etc.
There seem to be plenty of highways in New England that are 65 mph, and those that are 50 or 55 still have traffic going at 65-75. I don't really understand the difference-seems like a weird thing to be jealous of.
I was surprised to see 70 and 75 mph highways down south but I've heard the Cops are not lenient with speeding, whereas in the Northeast there is a 10-15 mph buffer allowed.
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Originally Posted by nightlysparrow
In SoCal, I miss the magnificent thunder and lightning storms of the Midwest, and the fireflies at night. For that matter, I miss plain old rain.
I would miss that too! Two of my favorite things about Summer in Philly.
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