I like dry rub too, especially on chicken wings.
What state do you live in?
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Kentucky is currently one vote ahead of North Carolina. Seriously impressive for a state that comprises just 1.37% of the nation's population.
Arkansas for the last 3 years
Born in Englewood, NJ. I moved to Chapel Hill, NC when I was 3. Lived in Chapel Hill/Durham until college. Lived in Charlottesville, VA for 4 years at UVA. Moved back to Wilmington NC for Masters. Then, I lived in Tallahassee FL for my PhD. Most recently moved to Russellville, Arkansas for a job.
No shit Moss, Englewood? Did I know that? I live right nearby.
NJ for me. Lived in NC for years, and NYC.
I don't know if I've ever said that I lived in Englewood. My grandma lived in Teaneck for a while so I spent the first few years of my life in that area.
Indeed. But, Kentucky also has representation from Louisville. Even still, I would say UK has the largest fanbase on this forum.
I agree, but more than UNC and Duke combined?
Of course you know I'm kidding. Just as UK has fans living in Arkansas and Nevada (top of my head), UNC and Duke fans have also moved away.
My dad was born in Jersey City. He tells people not to hold that against him because he had no control over that.
The jersey accent is the most god awful thing an ear could hear
No doubt. Fortunately he moved to northeastern Ohio when he was five, which has relatively generic/neutral accents.
It was a bit odd, I moved to Dublin/Columbus Ohio when I was 21 from Kentucky. People thought I had northern accent.
Kev, you live in Vegas.Started bad and got worse. Sorry to hear that.
Bay Area>Hell (Vegas)
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I love where I live. Do not miss the Midwest in the slightest. West coast is the best coast.
Jersey City isn’t really Jersey, it’s more NYC. Very short ride away on the Path.
I'm not touching that. I've said my piece.
Lakehurst, NJ (think Hindenburg) for 18 years, then Lexington, KY for 12, then Lansing, MI for 15.
Now I'm in Walton, KY.
Traveled all over the country for 20 years building cell tower sites, I still do it, but I run the business and don't have to travel now.
Now I'm in Walton, KY.
Traveled all over the country for 20 years building cell tower sites, I still do it, but I run the business and don't have to travel now.
I was down with that when I got to San Diego but as time went on I knew I had to make a change.
How does Boston compare to other cities as far as homeless people? The amount I’ve seen has been pretty disgusting. Boston is pretty sweet but I can’t imagine living in a city with a lot of homeless people.
...especially if they poop everywhere.
Also, saw this treading today.
So there'll be considerably less in London/the UK by 2025..
...especially if they poop everywhere.
Also, saw this treading today.
Is that a thing?
It’s just weird to see something I thought would be cool (Boston Commons) but seeing it littered with dirty homeless people.
Stinks that the Boston Common is overrun by the homeless. I don't remember it being like that. Boston, in general, is still 20 times nicer than any of the major northeastern cities. Baltimore makes me cringe with all of the plywood doors/windows and vacant homes. Philadelphia has nice places, but parking is darn near impossible. People park in the median, seemingly everywhere. Also want to say there's also an unusual amount of litter in the streets of Philly.
...especially if they poop everywhere.
Also, saw this treading today.
There will be none, they're gonna cut them all in half. Seems a bit extreme, but whatever works!
...especially if they poop everywhere.
Also, saw this treading today.
The most effective plan to solve the homeless problem that I’ve seen.
But who is going to be responsible for cleaning up the carcasses?
Well, I'd assume that the homeless just wouldn't be so gd brass about their homelessness.
No chance it'd cure homelessness in the UK.
I think it was with bus tickets and incarceration. It definitely worked to get them off the streets of Manhattan, but maybe not solve the actual problem. Even he didn’t consider cutting them in half.
One time I was walking out of the office in midtown for lunch and a homeless guy that was laying on his side unzips his pants, pulls out his pecker, and just starts peeing on the sidewalk. He didn’t even move. Now they’re freaking everywhere.
Lived 13 years in Conover. Still work in Catawba County but mainly commute from the Linville area.
Used to coach AAU and had several Bandy's kids play on several teams.
I went to Bandys, Bobby Lutz was 3 years ahead of me. Helluva of a PG back in the day. I had family that went to Newton-Conover, St. Stephens and Bunker Hill.
I’ve honestly only been to SD just a few times,
But I’ve always had a good time. And yes, the Mexican food in California is amazing. Haha
