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I didn't ask for your opinion, I just asked for street view links.
Of course you don't want an opinion. Plenty of wide open spaces here in Scotland, but I'm not going to bother going to the trouble of getting street view links. I'm just satisfied knowing I live in a breathtakingly gorgeous country while you live in boring suburb.
Because their obesity is causing health problems which in turn makes healthcare costs increase. Which puts up your costs.
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Boring suburban streets are what you call wide open spaces??
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Not worried. I rarely go to the Chippy and neither my husband or I are overweight.
Still less than the US. The amount of c*ap food in US supermarkets is shocking. Everything is processed and full of fat and HFCS. Cheese is dumped on everything.
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Of course you don't want an opinion. Plenty of wide open spaces here in Scotland, but I'm not going to bother going to the trouble of getting street view links. I'm just satisfied knowing I live in a breathtakingly gorgeous country while you live in boring suburb.
^ No wonder he doesn't want your opinion. Despite his polite demeanor you consistently take the opportunity to promote your great lifestyle and denigrate his.
^ No wonder he doesn't want your opinion. Despite his polite demeanor you consistently take the opportunity to promote your great lifestyle and denigrate his.
Look around CD and see what a major PITA invincibl is. He lives to argue.
While I admit this winter has been pretty bad one for Canada and the U.S as a whole - including some horrendous weather patterns in the U.S, most Canadian cities of any large size are within 200 miles of the U.S border.. It is only cold for 4 months of the year for most of the Canadian populace - the rest of the year varies from cool to warm to very hot and humid actually. The whole weather is pretty bad thing is overplayed.. I like the variety actually - it is nice to experience snow and cold for a few months, followed by the exhilaration of a spring thaw and pleasant weather to a hot and sticky summer. Fall is the most beautiful season of the year - pleasant weather and changing of the colours.. Its all very refreshing and rejuvenating actually.
it is cold for 4 months, but when it is.. its pretty extreme, as in, put-your-life-on-hold extreme. prefer the sort of weather we get in Southern France or Southern California. it rarely gets colder than 10C and rarely warmers than 25C. that is just about perfect and there is no place in Canada that offers that kind of weather. though spring is nice, i still don't like snow or anything below 5C which comes with it.
Everything is generally smaller in European countries, I think what INvincible meant was things like big open parking lots, lots of land in between stores, big grocery stores, big homes with a ton of land between them and big open roads.
Last time I checked Fargo was a mass of yellow fields not shops.
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The amount of c*ap food in US supermarkets is shocking. Everything is processed and full of fat and HFCS. Cheese is dumped on everything.
