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man, I'd look a little harder, not much out there for scenery
Unless you like flat cornfields

I'd go to Austin...Great city, and no Taxes
 
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vol_in_ar said:
man, I'd look a little harder, not much out there for scenery
Unless you like flat cornfields

I'd go to Austin...Great city, and no Taxes
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I dig the corn lol. Austin's a bit too busy and too far south for my tastes, fun for Lone Star Jam every year.

Also looking at the Minneapolis area or somewhere in the northern Milwaukee suburbs. Omaha is kind of an outlier in that respect.
 
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Toujours Pret said:
I dig the corn lol. Austin's a bit too busy and too far south for my tastes, fun for Lone Star Jam every year.

Also looking at the Minneapolis area or somewhere in the northern Milwaukee suburbs. Omaha is kind of an outlier in that respect.
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Minneapolis, is way to cold...

Lots of good area's around Milwaukee, but I'd still pick somewhere warmer
 
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vol_in_ar said:
Ha, I mowed today and the Bermuda is still brown
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Ive got maybe a 15x10 patch of snow left in the yard, dreading the grass growing. Mostly because of with the slope of the neighborhood my backyard is too wet to mow until maybe May 10th, which makes it a chore in itself.
 
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BadJerry20 said:
I still have all my sweet 16 teams, come on Sparty...the team not the poster.
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The only reason you felt the need to clarify is because at some point you made this exact statement, only you were referring to the poster, not the team.
 
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Toujours Pret said:
I dig the corn lol. Austin's a bit too busy and too far south for my tastes, fun for Lone Star Jam every year.

Also looking at the Minneapolis area or somewhere in the northern Milwaukee suburbs. Omaha is kind of an outlier in that respect.
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Move just far enough south you can claim to be in the south. It will up your character tenfold.
 
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Toujours Pret said:
I dig the corn lol. Austin's a bit too busy and too far south for my tastes, fun for Lone Star Jam every year.

Also looking at the Minneapolis area or somewhere in the northern Milwaukee suburbs. Omaha is kind of an outlier in that respect.
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I have friends in both areas (Minn and Mil) and they both love it. Those winters though
 
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Talk about a team peaking at the right time, but it's about to get serious now. I see UCONN is still in it. Remember watching them and the football games in the '70's. Both were not very good but all the games were broadcast locally. Went to quite a few. BB team played in what looked like a high school gym. The football "stadium" was more on the level of a high school, too. They've done a lot with both programs and facilities since then.
 
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Slydell said:
Talk about a team peaking at the right time, but it's about to get serious now. I see UCONN is still in it. Remember watching them and the football games in the '70's. Both were not very good but all the games were broadcast locally. Went to quite a few. BB team played in what looked like a high school gym. The football "stadium" was more on the level of a high school, too. They've done a lot with both programs and facilities since then.
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Memorial Stadium really was a dump, we'd go to a game a year as kids, it was unimpressive even then. I'm glad UConn is doing well, I'm a fan of Kevin Ollie, he got a lot of crap for the way he fell into the job, happy he's succeeding thusfar,
 
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They're constantly knocking things down to build something else up in Storrs, must mean that tjings are good in the piggy bank. But all in all, once you get out past Vernon/Manchester, that quarter of the state is still pretty much the same. The sprawl was closing in fast until things fell apart, and the economy is still pretty stagnant from that point. Its still quiet and a pain to get to, just how I like it.
 
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Toujours Pret said:
They're constantly knocking things down to build something else up in Storrs, must mean that tjings are good in the piggy bank. But all in all, once you get out past Vernon/Manchester, that quarter of the state is still pretty much the same. The sprawl was closing in fast until things fell apart, and the economy is still pretty stagnant from that point. Its still quiet and a pain to get to, just how I like it.
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It was more sleepy and peaceful way back when.
 
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