seafoam1

How so?

I lived in Baltimore for a short bit prior to moving to Annapolis. It was not population density that made that city frightening. It was the violent culture. And the total lack of educational standards in that very culture. Some of my volunteer stuff took me into some of the inner city schools there. It's unreal. Surreal.

I didn't make that point to apply to everyone. It works for me, but I also said, whatever works for you. I have other wants, other goals than some people. I have a different priority list than many others.

Wow, this focking guy...

Is that wrong too now?

The thing I've been lucky with is over the past 20 years I've been able to live anywhere I wanted because my project locations always changed every couple years. So all I needed was access to an airport. I really enjoyed actually living in various states and areas rather than just visiting. It gave me a view of the country that you can't get from a simple trip.

I think I hear fetterman calling your name wondering where his daily bj is. You better get back to work.

Finally, someone who gets it. Hell, if I had to buy a new home every time I moved over the past 30 years, I would have had to buy and sell about 12 homes in that time in 10 different states and Canada.

Well, that's what lies are for.

Not James again! He keeps focking up the order.

Right. And that isn't to be related to the "climate change" hysteria that has spread across the globe by the likes of John Kerry. When solar radiation and cosmic rays threaten to penetrate Earth’s surface, a vast magnetic field generated within Earth’s outer core safeguards the planet by deflecting harmful space energy. This is known as the magnetosphere. Scientists know that the internal forces that generate Earth’s magnetic field can change and that the strength of the field oscillates over time. This can lead to gradual shifts in the intensity and location of Earth’s magnetic north and south poles and even reversals where Earth’s magnetic poles trade places. But are these geomagnetic events responsible for extreme weather, extinction, and even disasters? Claims that Earth’s magnetic field is responsible for climate change are rampant online, but scientists say the theory has no merit. “At this time there aren't any credible mechanisms that could make it a possibility,” says Gavin Schmidt, a climatologist and director of the NASA Goddard Institute for Space Studies in New York. “It's not that we're ruling out magnetic effects on climate without thinking about it, we collectively have thought about it, and it's been found wanting.” https://www.nationalgeographic.com/environment/article/earths-shifting-magnetic-fields-arent-causing-climate-change

Not in the least. Liberals are so easily duped by their overlords. The liberals in government must just go home laughing at their voters at how easily manipulated they are. Watch them vote in Newsom for president. Hell, they voted both Newsom and Fetterman into office.

They keep trying to find new ways to ruin the SB. They keep adding on more and more layers of dumb, before during, and after. It's gotten to the point that everything around it, other than the actual play on the field, is unwatchable. And even the play on the field gets dragged out. How long are halftimes now? Like 2 hours? Sure seems like it.

I had my first ever job in Oakbrook. And I was there 3 weeks ago for a visit. I can't imagine the people in that city are taking it well.

You cultists keep trying, I'll give you that.

Not a chance.

I'm betting the dude is a liberal.

And you two fit the suit nicely.

Yep. Everyone here keeps saying I'm putting down owning. In the main thread this all started in I said flat out I don't put down ownership if that's your thing. Then worms went full attack on me for renting and the rest have been jumping in all over the place. So I played along if that's the route they want to take. What I do is this lifestyle and it fits my girl friend and I. I just recently resigned from my job after 21 years but before that we both were making excellent income (she still is) with not having had any debt. She's never had debt and I haven't had any since 2003 and that was minor. We love our place. The management is superior. They don't allow anyone to rent if they make less that $100k a year, and the maintenance is stellar. Where we live the rent is less than property taxes for many of the homes down the street from us. And equal to the taxes of other homes nearby as well. We have both made over 6 figures each for at least the past 12 years or so, and we choose to put our money in other investments and it's been working out for us. And we aren't stuck in this location if we want to up and go. So far we have moved 3 times in the past 15 years for various reasons, and enjoy not having the weight of buying or selling over our heads if we want to go somewhere else. I swear, some of the people on this site reacted in only a way someone would react if they feel embarrassed about themselves and their lifestyles. Very guarded or insecure of something the way they attacked this subject.

You are flat out stupid. Keep hanging on every word of the haters on this site. That should get you far in life pimpledoosh.

Sure tough guy. Carry on with all your BS....

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