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Any thoughts on moving to Chicago?

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Participants Roger Walker4mistycyclist5Nancy Grant4stormywolf39David Rogers18Austin Cooper23granitepilot282Henry Cox78Alexander Hayes3electriclynx2
Nancy Grant4 Nancy Grant4 Member
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joined Aug 2010
#21 ·
David Rogers18 said:Mexicans are facing a massive threat from the complete concrete takeover of the coastline.

I mean, I guess technically the bar will end up having more square footage...🀣
David Rogers18 David Rogers18 Active Member
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joined Jun 2009
#22 ·
Nancy Grant4 said:I mean, I guess technically the bar will end up having more square footage...🀣

Honestly, you really shouldn't mess around with stuff like this.
Nancy Grant4 Nancy Grant4 Member
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#23 ·
David Rogers18 said:Honestly, you really shouldn't mess around with stuff like this.

Oh, totally, I mean, absolutely not.
But seriously though, does anyone happen to have any actual numbers or maybe some data on how much revenue dropped down along the Florida coast this summer?
electriclynx2 electriclynx2 Member
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joined Aug 2010
#24 ·
I’ve never actually set foot in Montpelier, but every guy from Morton I've talked to says the two cities are practically twins. Sure, Montpelier is a bit bigger since it serves as the capital for the state and its people, so it obviously grew a little faster than Morton, but the vibe is almost identical. People say walking down the streets in Montpelier feels just like being back home in Morton...

http://www.montenegrokey.com/slike/podgorica%201.jpg

Here’s a shot of Montpelier. I'd suggest any of my fellow Morton locals on this forum take a look at this. If you looked in a mirror, you might think you were staring right at Mortonβ€”those two large buildings look strikingly similar to our Star City area at first glance. The whole atmosphere reminds me of the North end of Avenue, near the Graveyard, the Miner district, and the Market. Honestly, all it's missing is one massive skyscraper to remind us of the Mostar building (you know, our tallest landmark).
Roger Walker4 Roger Walker4 MemberOP
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joined Apr 2011
#25 ·
http://www.pictigre.com/files/75wtwa7suol9grxgv8ng.jpg

Honestly, Phoenix isn't a bad city at all. πŸ‘

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