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oh yeah...will, david - if you happen to receive anything in the mail from us *cough*, disregard the return address. i just put the maryland address as not to confuse postal workers.
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Det Som Engang Var
Viking Bastard
Whats the North East like compared to Texas? Is it a whole different atmosphere? Would it make life seem very different?
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Uhh, it's colder, more crowded, and generally more frustrating. Now, right here out in the countryside of Maryland, things are quiet and houses are spread out very far from each other. But, to do anything you have to drive into the city. The stupid, crowded city. Another probem I've seen (with Maryland anyway) is that the cities don't have enough restaurants, so those that they do have are always so crowded and the wait is ridiculous. I mean, I've seen ONE Bennigans in Maryland, for example. In the Dallas area they are everywhere. Same with most of the other chain restaurants.
Dead_Lioness
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^ well Cara- what's the nearest "city" to where Derick is ?
Also, regardeing Will's brush..... can't believe he forgot that HUGE thing...
It's a full size roll- brush... Can't believe he carries it in his poclet all day!
When he took it out I was in shock he can fit this thing into his pocket
.............and I thought he was happy to see me at first...
har har I'm so funny
Also, regardeing Will's brush..... can't believe he forgot that HUGE thing...
It's a full size roll- brush... Can't believe he carries it in his poclet all day!
When he took it out I was in shock he can fit this thing into his pocket
.............and I thought he was happy to see me at first...
har har I'm so funny
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Frederick. But I've seen the same problem in every city around here that I've been to, including those in Northern Virginia (crowding, traffic, and lack of restaurants). You just have to see it to believe it in the D/FW area - restaurants galore. Dallas is supposed to have the most restaurants per capita in the entire country, and I believe it.
And, there's *usually* an easy alternate route around traffic.
And, there's *usually* an easy alternate route around traffic.
Dead_Lioness
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Hmm... it's not like that in Arlington and def not Bathesda...
Bathesda is actually the only city in the states that has the most restaurants per-block....
Bathesda is actually the only city in the states that has the most restaurants per-block....
Dead_Lioness
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Det Som Engang Var
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WhiteBeastofWotan
Apostitutes!
Ive been to Fort Worth a few times, have a lot of relatives to who live there. Though I haven't been in like 10 years.
Chromatose
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say you want to go to once place in particular and it's crowded. is there another of the same restaurant conveniently closeby? nope. in dallas there are enough of each restaurant in the same area that you hardly ever have a wait. chain restaurants, i mean
Chromatose
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no, I'm telling you the people are terrible and doing anything is generally frustrating based on population/city layout/traffic patterns/restaurant locations/store locations.
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Dead_Lioness
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Oh, now I see your point.
You're right- we do not have a lot of chain restaurants, but see, I find it
a good thing
