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MSarge 
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 Topic: what happened to America?Posted: March 09 2010 at 5:07pm |
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Walter,
I figured if you went anywhere, it would be to Texas. Just as warm down there and cheaper taxes. |
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Wisdom does not always come with old age. Sometimes old age comes all by itself.
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waltertore
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Posted: March 09 2010 at 7:57pm |
we love austin but it is just about as expensive as California and the humidity is hard to deal with 6 months of the year. That is what ran us off. Once the music scene died there, it seemed like the humidity got worse. You can't describe Texas heat/humidity to folks that haven't been there. California has low humidity. I love that cool air too that comes in with the ocean fog everyday in th summer. You get up to about 80-85 in the day and down to 50 at night. No a/c needed. Just open the windows. People have screwed up California. Left unto itself, the north coast is a place that is hard to beat. Property taxes are higher here in Ohio, but the overall cost of living/real estate is a lot cheaper. We will downsize big time. You don't need much space because you are outside alot. Walter
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1/2fast-harp
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Posted: March 09 2010 at 8:16pm |
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coincidinkly, former member Joel Powerharp just sent me an email ranting about the same thing.. a native Californian,, (LA) he says the only thing wrong with California is that the people have developed such a sybaritic lifestyle... and sense of entitlement
He said it did not use to be that way when he was younger. |
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"Not too slow, not too fast, kind of half fast" --Louis Armstrong
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eharp
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Posted: March 09 2010 at 8:41pm |
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"I can still shovel snow like eharp on a coffee jag"
any place, any time. any depth. and you better wire up on something stronger than coffee. i'll bring a chair so i can be comfortable at the end while i'm waiting for you.  |
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it's in him and it gots to get out
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1/2fast-harp
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Posted: March 10 2010 at 8:58am |
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horsepatooties, "e" ....you get paid by the hour... that promotes shovel leaning....
I find an ironic humor in the ubiquitous highway signs which state: SLOW Men Working |
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"Not too slow, not too fast, kind of half fast" --Louis Armstrong
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eharp
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Posted: March 10 2010 at 5:24pm |
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salaried.
but that has nothing to do with anything. i was brought up with an old-school work ethic. i'd be tempted to let you pick my shovel. what about the: slow children ahead that's just down right mean!!
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it's in him and it gots to get out
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