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Old 09-12-2008, 12:41 PM
 
Location: SF Bay Area
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I find it interesting that you claim San Franciscan's & citizens in other Bay Area cities are conservative when they clearly are not. All 7 counties that surround the Bay vote overwhelming Democratic = liberal Democrats. Also north of the Bay Area [Napa\Sonoma\Humboldt counties] are Green party strongholds. South into Santa Cruz\San Benito\Monterey counties is the same = Democratic. It is only when you travel well into the Central Valley \north of Sacramento & south of San Joaquin county does one even find viable Republican opponents.

Agree with your "friendly & over-minded" comment.
Where and when did I claim that? I was just saying they are not as liberal as some people think and never said they were conservative. Just b/c one is a democrat or votes democrat doesn't mean they are some raging, bleeding heart left wing liberal at all. Happ you seem very partisan and into your views overall so I wouldn't really expect you to understand that not everything or everyone is left wing, right wing, democrat, republican, liberal, or conservative. Don't let hanging out in the Politics and Other Controversies forums too much cloud reality for you buddy.....
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Old 10-18-2008, 11:55 AM
 
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I live in San Francisco now, but my family and I are moving to Houston in the coming months. I've never been to Houston, but I have to say I'm looking forward to the move.

Sure I'll miss the weather and the mountains and being within a three hour drive of the Sierras for skiing, but I won't miss the hippies (and the constant protests ), the ridiculously high cost of living, the fog, the REALLY bad roads, bankrupt school system, (where do my tax dollars go?) or Californians.

I've always said the biggest problem with California is it's full of Californians.
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Old 10-18-2008, 12:51 PM
 
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well, I enjoy SF myself.
Have family in Houston, would never live there myself tho.

I think it all depends on you, and what you like. And if you move to SF you'll have the whole bay area as well.
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Old 10-18-2008, 01:07 PM
 
Location: Brooklyn
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SUV or mini cooper?
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