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Was Ann Arbor school or work? I currently work in that craphole.

Training at UM. The hospital is great, but the town/surroundings were pretty meh IMO.

 

I have a friend going to Detroit for cardiology and I'm having a hard time finding anything redeeming about the area. So far I've suggested checking out the UP, Mackinac, Cherry Festival in Traverse City…everything else requires leaving the state. And try a bunch of Middle Eastern food. Any other suggestions?

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What about Andechs in Munich? Absolutely beautiful, and some of the best bier in the world!

 

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ODxYVa1JWiw

I went to an abbey out in Bavaria (Andechs sounds familiar) which I swear introduced me to the epiphany of real beer. :cheers:

 

Wilkes-Barre pa

Cambridge ma

Mesa az

Chandler az

Phoenix az

 

I could see retiring in a condo in Scottsdale. Maybe a second place in northern az, but the wife and I like to travel so we'd prolly rent at different places.

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Weymouth, MA

Plymouth, MA

Ann Arbor, MI

Los Angeles, CA

Chicago, IL

 

Never thought about retirement but I would probably choose to live in a major city when I am retired. I am not the Florida or AZ type.

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Denver, CO

 

Military:

San Antonio, TX

Biloxi, MS

Alamogordo, NM

Prince Sultan Air Base, Saudi Arabia

Aviano, Italy

 

Separated:

Denver, CO

Broomfield, CO

Westminster, CO

Northglenn, CO

Windsor, CO

 

Hope to retire in both Ft. Collins, CO AND Malibu, CA.

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Sunnyvale, CA

Placerville, CA

Cameron Park, CA

Fair Oaks, CA

Orangevale, CA

 

Retirement would have to be somewhere on the CA coast.

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Weymouth, MA

Plymouth, MA

Ann Arbor, MI

Los Angeles, CA

Chicago, IL

 

Never thought about retirement but I would probably choose to live in a major city when I am retired. I am not the Florida or AZ type.

Phoenix is a major city. :dunno:

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Orlando, FL

 

Born and raised. Just like my mother, my grandmother, and my great-grandfather. My great-great-grandfather moved to Orlando in the mid/late 1800's from Virginia. Unfortunately, my once small and beautiful city turned into a metropolis around the 1980's and is now full of crime and minorities. I'll probably move to northern parts of Florida when I'm really old.

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This is a weird thread.

Jumped the shark it did

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I forgot my double space on where I want to retire...

 

 

Somewhere in North Carolina I do believe. All four seasons, professional sports, beach, mountains, and great outdoors!

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East Detroit, MI

Techumseh, ON

Belle River, ON

East Detroit, MI

 

----Army----

Ft. Leonard Wood, MO (basic)/Ft. Lee, VA(AIT)

Schwaebish Gmuend, Germany

Garlstedt, Germany

running around the Saudi/Iraqi desert

Garlstedt, Germany

Ft. Hood, TX

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Eastpointe, MI (suburb formerly known as East Detroit, MI)

Ellisville, MO

Eastpointe, MI

Guiyang, China

Chengdu, China

Chongqing, China

Chengdu, China

Panzhihua, China

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East Detroit, MI

Techumseh, ON

Belle River, ON

East Detroit, MI

 

----Army----

Ft. Leonard Wood, MO (basic)/Ft. Lee, VA(AIT)

Schwaebish Gmuend, Germany

Garlstedt, Germany

running around the Saudi/Iraqi desert

Garlstedt, Germany

Ft. Hood, TX

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Eastpointe, MI (suburb formerly known as East Detroit, MI)

Ellisville, MO

Eastpointe, MI

Guiyang, China

Chengdu, China

Chongqing, China

Chengdu, China

Panzhihua, China

 

I am too boring to compete with this

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tucson, az

bristol, ri

bury st.edmunds, uk

barton bendish uk

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

barcelona

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Hastings, MN

Nevis, MN

Menagha, MN

Welch, MN

Maiden Rock, WI

Inver Grove Heights, MN

Mankato, MN

Biloxi, MS

Gulf Port, MS

Red Wing, MN

Faribault, MN

 

 

Biloxi and Gulfport are one in the same. How did you end up there? Did you enjoy your stay there?

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Born in Tucson, AZ. I have lived and worked in New York, New Jersey, Phoenix, Seattle and various places in California.

 

Been to Mexico, Paris, Giverney (where Monet lived), Canada and all across the US. Been to Hawaii. Vegas of course. Never been to Alaska, Montana, Idaho, Iowa, Wyoming (don't think anyway) and a few other states. Done a few road trips in my time.

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Houston, TX

San Antnio, TX

New Orleans,LA

Lafayette, LA

New Orleans, LA

A bagina that loves me.

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Boise, Idaho

Bismark, North Dakota

Stanton, North Dakota

Riverdale, North Dakota

Charleston, West Virginia

Altoona, Pennsylvania

Gillette, Wyoming

Sheridan, Wyoming

Bozeman, Montana

Basin, Wyoming

Powell, Wyoming

Houston, Texas

 

 

I am a long ways from retirement, but in the short-term I would like to move to Denver.

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Houston, TX

San Antnio, TX

New Orleans,LA

Lafayette, LA

New Orleans, LA

A bagina that loves me.

 

 

Me and 2 of my friends drove from Tucson to Baton Rouge to pick up a friend of ours who was getting out of rehab. Picked him up and drove him back to Tucson where he had some friggin support. His Dad was a real a-hole. Wrote him off early, but WTF is he gonna do by himself in Baton Rouge?

 

Anyway ... by Arizona standards ... you LA guys are like retarded or something. This was the late 80's ... seemed like slavery was still alive in the south ... I dunno ... maybe it's different now. Now you got Mexicans too. That's bad, when the guys from Arizona are callin you rednecks.

 

Youth in Baton Rouge thought we were punk rockers because a couple guys had bandanas on. We hadn't showered in a week.

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Canoga Park, CA

Orange, TX

Chatsworth, CA

West Hills, CA

Bridge City, TX

Port Arthur, TX

Beaumont, TX

Chandler, OK

Orange, TX

Vidor, TX

Jasper, TX

Kilgore, TX

Oak Grove, KY

Clarksville, TN

Nashville, TN

Charleston, WV

 

 

 

 

In some other Counrty on some body of water.

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Somewhere in MD

Woodland Hills CA

Canoga Park, CA

Winnetka, CA

Englewood, CO

Denver, CO

Shoreline, WA

Woodland Hills, CA (again)

West Hills, CA

Littleton, CO

 

So far pretty happy here so don't know if there's anywhere else I'd move to retire.

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Somewhere in MD

Woodland Hills CA

Canoga Park, CA

Winnetka, CA

Englewood, CO

Denver, CO

Shoreline, WA

Woodland Hills, CA (again)

West Hills, CA

Littleton, CO

 

So far pretty happy here so don't know if there's anywhere else I'd move to retire.

 

:cheers:

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Me and 2 of my friends drove from Tucson to Baton Rouge to pick up a friend of ours who was getting out of rehab. Picked him up and drove him back to Tucson where he had some friggin support. His Dad was a real a-hole. Wrote him off early, but WTF is he gonna do by himself in Baton Rouge?

 

Anyway ... by Arizona standards ... you LA guys are like retarded or something. This was the late 80's ... seemed like slavery was still alive in the south ... I dunno ... maybe it's different now. Now you got Mexicans too. That's bad, when the guys from Arizona are callin you rednecks.

 

Youth in Baton Rouge thought we were punk rockers because a couple guys had bandanas on. We hadn't showered in a week.

 

 

Baton Rouge is a strange towm. An hour outside of New Orleans and the biggest college town in the state. Lot's of great wemens. I've had some fun nights there. I took showers before going there so I prolly had more fun than you.

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:cheers:

 

Saw that you've lived in the valley a bit. I've spent most of my life there. Mom is still in my childhood home in Woodland Hills.

 

:cheers:

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Saw that you've lived in the valley a bit. I've spent most of my life there. Mom is still in my childhood home in Woodland Hills.

 

:cheers:

 

I feel stranded these days. My dad lives in Simi Valley, still have family in West Hills and Calabasas.

 

Sure do miss it over there.

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Biloxi and Gulfport are one in the same. How did you end up there? Did you enjoy your stay there?

 

On a map, yes. Living in them....hell no.

 

Gulfport was the only town I've ever been in where they sold cigarettes out of a plastic cup for .25 each (back in 93), because the normal 'clientele' couldn't afford a whole pack.

 

I had never lived in a 'ghetto' before, until I stayed in Gulfport.

 

Once my cousin and I saved up some money, we moved to Biloxi. It's like going from Harlem to Manhattan.

 

Mississippi isn't as bad as people make it out to be....but by god some parts are worse than people make it out to be.

 

I worked at Casino Magic in Biloxi for a year or so. Lotsa hot kunt (even for MS), and no closing hours for bars....BLS was in love for a long time....but damn I will tell racism was (is) alive and flourishing in the south. Unlike anything I've ever experienced.

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Eaton, OH

San Antonio, TX

Biloxi, MS

Madrid, SP

Omaha, NE

Anjung-Ri, South Korea

Tampa, FL

Indianapolis, IN

 

Would prefer a place like Montana, Wyoming, Oregon, Idaho, Wisconsin, Minny, Washington...but more than likely it will be here if both of my daughters stay in the Indy area (the 20 year old will for sure).

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but damn I will tell racism was (is) alive and flourishing in the south. Unlike anything I've ever experienced.

 

I'm stationed in Biloxi and finally allowed to go off base on the weekend. Me and a couple of black guys I went to school with decide to drive to a mall. We were sitting in the front of a pickup oreo style. We get pulled over by Biloxi's finest. Cop walks up to the driver's door, looks past the driver to me and says "You alright son?".

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I feel stranded these days. My dad lives in Simi Valley, still have family in West Hills and Calabasas.

 

Sure do miss it over there.

 

Great cities. Still love those areas but I couldn't handle the traffic any longer and much of the rest of the valley has become a cess pool. Great place to visit though.

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On a map, yes. Living in them....hell no.

 

Gulfport was the only town I've ever been in where they sold cigarettes out of a plastic cup for .25 each (back in 93), because the normal 'clientele' couldn't afford a whole pack.

 

I had never lived in a 'ghetto' before, until I stayed in Gulfport.

 

Once my cousin and I saved up some money, we moved to Biloxi. It's like going from Harlem to Manhattan.

 

Mississippi isn't as bad as people make it out to be....but by god some parts are worse than people make it out to be.

 

I worked at Casino Magic in Biloxi for a year or so. Lotsa hot kunt (even for MS), and no closing hours for bars....BLS was in love for a long time....but damn I will tell racism was (is) alive and flourishing in the south. Unlike anything I've ever experienced.

 

Gulfport and Biloxi were pretty bad places before the casinos. Worst fawking beaches on the planet. But they had a good fishing rodeo when I was twelve. Katrina wiped that place out. We used to go there when I was a kid every summer. I almost got areested once there when I was ten. I did my bestest Jaws interpertation. Was pretending that I was being eatin by a shark. Did the whole drama of acting like I was being pulled under by a great white. My friend was throwing water sand in the air making it look worse than it was . A hundred people were walking on water and picking their kids up rushing to the shore only to see my stoopid ass laughing. The Biloxi Police were going to arrest me and my dad beat my ass right their on the spot so they wouldn't.

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Phoenix Az

Tacoma

Philadelphia

Atlanta

LA

 

 

 

Northern California

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Phoenix Az

Tacoma

Philadelphia

Atlanta

LA

 

 

 

Northern California

 

where are you?

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I worked at Casino Magic in Biloxi for a year or so.

 

I lost money there - had a friend who was a croupier there. Would never know the building was virtually on the water. Got laid there and she was not something to brag about for sure :thumbsdown: Except she liked in the can - both beer and the sex :cheers:

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where are you?

 

my bad..... thought you were up here. didn't read it as the place where you wanted to retire.

 

man! i am skimming too much these days.

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my bad..... thought you were up here. didn't read it as the place where you wanted to retire.

 

man! i am skimming too much these days.

Read it again...

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Phoenix Az

Tacoma

Philadelphia

Atlanta

LA

 

 

 

Northern California

I was just about to post that. :thumbsup:

 

 

As I have been stalking you for some time.

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Phoenix Az

Tacoma

Philadelphia

Atlanta

LA

 

 

 

Northern California

 

Where the girls are warm

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