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mo_charles
stipulations:
i won't move to a liberal shitheap; chicago/cali budgets/taxes
incontrovertible proof of failure.
i won't move where the winter's harsh IF there's no skiing.
i'm looking for a weak house/land market to make a big investment
(inflation coming!).
so, the question is: where to go?
mo_charles
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mo_charles
> stipulations:
>
> i won't move to a liberal shitheap; chicago/cali budgets/taxes
> incontrovertible proof of failure.
> i won't move where the winter's harsh IF there's no skiing.
> i'm looking for a weak house/land market to make a big investment
> (inflation coming!).
>
> so, the question is: where to go?
i forgot to add, but think it was implied, that a low state tax burden
gets bonus points. fuck government.
mo_charles
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mo_charles <harry...@gmail.com> wrote:
>i forgot to add, but think it was implied, that a low state tax burden
>gets bonus points. fuck government.
Rural Nevada.
-P
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ChrisRobin
> > chicago weather sucks the big one, and i've had it. i'm moving!
> > stipulations:
> >
> > i won't move to a liberal shitheap; chicago/cali budgets/taxes
> > incontrovertible proof of failure.
> > i won't move where the winter's harsh IF there's no skiing.
> > i'm looking for a weak house/land market to make a big investment
> > (inflation coming!).
> >
> > so, the question is: where to go?
>
> i forgot to add, but think it was implied, that a low state tax burden
> gets bonus points. fuck government.
Miami? Great weather, great scenery, cratered housing market, and no state
income tax. I'm pretty sure they serve coffee there.
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T
Mo, you strike me as an East Texas kind of guy. Try Nacogdoches. Or
get out in the sticks a bit and go down to Martinsville.
Bob T.
> chicago weather sucks the big one, and i've had it. i'm moving!
> stipulations:
>
> i won't move to a liberal shitheap; chicago/cali budgets/taxes
> incontrovertible proof of failure.
> i won't move where the winter's harsh IF there's no skiing.
> i'm looking for a weak house/land market to make a big investment
> (inflation coming!).
>
> so, the question is: where to go?
Iran. Not liberal at all.
- Bob T.
mo_charles
> >gets bonus points. fuck government.
>
> Rural Nevada.
i was thinking tahoe which is gorgeous, mayhaps near heavenly.....know
anything about southern tahoe on the nevada side? how are the roads in
the winter? is civilization too remote?
mo_charles
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mo_charles
> > gets bonus points. fuck government.
>
> Miami? Great weather, great scenery, cratered housing market, and no state
> income tax. I'm pretty sure they serve coffee there.
summer in miami is awful, and hurricanes scare me a bit. not a bad
suggestion, ad_boy.
mo_charles
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Patti Beadles
mo_charles <harry...@gmail.com> wrote:
>i was thinking tahoe which is gorgeous, mayhaps near heavenly.....know
>anything about southern tahoe on the nevada side? how are the roads in
>the winter? is civilization too remote?
I'm the wrong person to ask-- I thought civilization was too
remote when I lived in Portland, Oregon. I'm pretty sure that
the Reno market is severely tanked right now.
-Patti
mo_charles
> > stipulations:
> >
> > i won't move to a liberal shitheap; �chicago/cali budgets/taxes
> > incontrovertible proof of failure.
> > i won't move where the winter's harsh IF there's no skiing.
> > i'm looking for a weak house/land market to make a big investment
> > (inflation coming!).
> >
> > so, the question is: �where to go?
>
> Iran. Not liberal at all.
iran's got more money than you californians have debt.
mo_charles
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Jason Pawloski
> > >i forgot to add, but think it was implied, that a low state tax burden
> > >gets bonus points. fuck government.
> >
> > Rural Nevada.
>
> i was thinking tahoe which is gorgeous, mayhaps near heavenly.....know
> anything about southern tahoe on the nevada side? how are the roads in
> the winter? is civilization too remote?
>
> mo_charles
I already gave you my opinion in about Reno-area in a previous thread.
Since you talk about "civilization too remote," you'd probably want to
look at the Stateline and Incline Village areas of Tahoe. Both are on the
Nevada side. When people say they are going to "South Lake Tahoe," they
almost always mean Stateline. That's where Harrah's/Harvey's is,
Montbleau, and the other major casinos are. There's gas and more than
ample food and grocery shopping if you cross the border into the adjacent
South Lake Tahoe on the CA side.
US 50, which runs from South Lake Tahoe to Carson City (and Sacramento in
the other direction), is almost always open, with possible chain/snow tire
requirements. If you're going to live in Tahoe, you're going to want a
rugged 4WD vehicle no mater what.
Incline Village is more remote in the northeast portion of Tahoe, at about
30 minutes from South Reno. It's scenic and has a lot of private beach
access. There's a few stores and you can get gas, but you may have to go
to King's Beach (again on the CA side) to do grocery shopping. The main
access road over the hill is Mt. Rose Highway, and unfortunately it's much
steeper and curvier than US 50. It is not uncommon for Mt Rose Highway (SR
431) to be closed during the winter. If you need to get to Reno when SR
431 is closed, I imagine you have to take SR 28 through the Crystal
Bay/King's Beach area, up north to Truckee, and then Interstate 80 to Reno.
The nice thing about living in Incline is that the Mt Rose ski resort
(which is the only one I've ever been to) is literally just a hop and a
skip away. Other's like Norstar are a short drive. I imagine there's a lot
of skiing in the Stateline area, but I'm not all that familiar. I'll leave
it to someone else to comment on the actual quality of the skiing.
Nevada has many tax benefits, which you mentioned is important to you. I
assume you are familiar with them.
And finally, if you are even thinking about moving to the Tahoe area, I
assume you have a lot of money. If you don't, you might want to work on
that, possibly by getting a job higher in pay than coffee runner.
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mo_charles
> > stipulations:
> >
> > i won't move to a liberal shitheap; �chicago/cali budgets/taxes
> > incontrovertible proof of failure.
> > i won't move where the winter's harsh IF there's no skiing.
> > i'm looking for a weak house/land market to make a big investment
> > (inflation coming!).
> >
> > so, the question is: �where to go?
>
> get out in the sticks a bit and go down to Martinsville.
any state that wants out of this national clusterfuck is okay with me.
would it be me and the armadillos, or do other humans inhabit those areas?
mo_charles
susan
"ChrisRobin" <a9d...@webnntp.invalid> wrote in message
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> On Jun 17 2009 3:34 PM, mo_charles wrote:
Nashville Great weather, great scenery, cratered housing market, and no
Jason Pawloski
Also I go to Tahoe all the time, so if you have more/a lot of questions
about it, you can email me if you prefer; first initial, last name at gmail
T
Not many armadillos, but plenty of pine trees and red dirt. Good food
and unique people. I drove up 69 the other day (East Texas but not
near Nacogdoches) and saw not one, but TWO restauraunts that were
called the "Ya'll come back now Cafe".
K9way
> chicago weather sucks the big one, and i've had it. i'm moving!
> stipulations:
>
> i won't move to a liberal shitheap; chicago/cali budgets/taxes
> incontrovertible proof of failure.
> i won't move where the winter's harsh IF there's no skiing.
> i'm looking for a weak house/land market to make a big investment
> (inflation coming!).
>
> so, the question is: where to go?
>
> mo_charles
try russia !!
Just when you think that youve been gypped ..the bearded lady comes and
does a double back flip!!!
BillB
"susan" <hotd...@charter.net> wrote in message
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Actually, Tennessee does have state income tax (on interest and dividends),
but it should be noted that states with no income tax are not necessarily
the states with the lowest per capita total state taxation. For example,
last I checked Wyoming had no state income tax, but still had a per capita
state taxation that rivaled Hawaii's as a the nation's highest. The moral
is, look at the big picture, and apply it to your unique personal
circumstances. State income tax is only one part of that picture.
It's also important to note that, on balance, the locales that are generally
considered to be the most desirable also tend to have higher total taxation,
so be careful what you wish for. Low taxes have a high price (as the US is
finally beginning to realize).
Paul Popinjay
>
> Low taxes have a high
> price (as the US is finally beginning to realize).
You never stop, d'ya Bill. You just never fucking stop.
Paul Popinjay
>
>
> so, the question is: where to go?
>
http://www.nytimes.com/2003/03/09/world/argentina-a-haven-for-nazis-balks-at-opening-its-files.html
Bea Foroni
You could move to the state of Jefferson, http://www.jeffersonstate.com/
, but I kind of feel as if you're too much of a pussy for that kind of
thing, being how you're running away from problems without much
consideration as to where you will go. Same behavior as any other
deserter.
Utah is not very liberal and it has low taxes.
Alaska has cross country sking and snow mobiling AND Gov Palin.
Guatamala is conservative and it has low taxes.
Kentucky, Mississippi, Alabama, Louisiana and several other shit-
holes are not liberal and they have low taxes.
None of them have Italian beef sandwiches.
Vic Vaselino
> chicago weather sucks the big one, and i've had it. i'm moving!
> stipulations:
>
> i won't move to a liberal shitheap; chicago/cali budgets/taxes
> incontrovertible proof of failure.
> i won't move where the winter's harsh IF there's no skiing.
> i'm looking for a weak house/land market to make a big investment
> (inflation coming!).
>
> so, the question is: where to go?
>
> mo_charles
Towanda PA. They have the hold-em poker you need.
Vic
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BillB
"mo_charles" <harry...@gmail.com> wrote in message
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> so, the question is: where to go?
Assuming you are looking for an English speaking jurisdiction, Canada or
Australia offer the best choices:
http://www.economist.com/markets/rankings/displaystory.cfm?story_id=13809770
Personally, I recommend the first one on the list (if you can afford it).
Why settle for second best? You only live once.
Bea Foroni
> "mo_charles" <harrybal...@gmail.com> wrote in message
>
> news:fk0og6x...@recgroups.com...
>
> > so, the question is: where to go?
>
> Assuming you are looking for an English speaking jurisdiction, Canada or
> Australia offer the best choices:
>
>
> Personally, I recommend the first one on the list (if you can afford it).
> Why settle for second best? You only live once.
Perhaps you did not read his desired qualities. No "liberal shitheap"
and low taxes. Translation for all the non Americans; no
infrastructure, no goverment run schools, no non-profit health care,
and no law enforcement (or no laws).
On second thought, the Outback of Australia might work, some place
away from civilization.
"Does this dress make me look fat?" Paul Popinjay
BillB
"Bea Foroni" <BeaF...@msn.com> wrote in message
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> Perhaps you did not read his desired qualities. No "liberal shitheap"
> and low taxes. Translation for all the non Americans; no
> infrastructure, no goverment run schools, no non-profit health care,
> and no law enforcement (or no laws).
You are right. All those highly desirable cities would probably qualify as
"liberal shitheaps" in mo's book (what a coincidence, huh?). In that case,
he may want to choose from the other list on the right side of the page, or
from some similar red state locations.
eleaticus
"BillB" <bo...@shaw1.ca> wrote in message news:Q_e_l.4$8t...@newsfe01.iad...
BTW, a couple decades ago the Anarchist Press Association changed its name
to Libertarian Press Association without a change of leadership (editors) or
policy.
So, when a 'libertarian' like Gingrich calls himself just such a moron, you
know that what he wants is no government exceptwhat is neccesary to punish
evildoers like dancers or flagburners (depending on the era).
IE rule of the powerful.
Adam
> "Bea Foroni" <BeaFor...@msn.com> wrote in message
All of Australia would qualify as a liberal shitheap in any Americans
book. Nanny state par excellance....even in the outback
Tad Perry
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> chicago weather sucks the big one, and i've had it. i'm moving!
> stipulations:
>
> i won't move to a liberal shitheap; chicago/cali budgets/taxes
> incontrovertible proof of failure.
> i won't move where the winter's harsh IF there's no skiing.
> i'm looking for a weak house/land market to make a big investment
> (inflation coming!).
>
Your local casino or cardroom, if possible. Ours had been drying up.
Hopefully, more opponents will come out to play completely legal and locally
available live poker with real people that you can look at and talk to. If
you don't have local poker, move to one of the places where it is readily
available: Los Angeles, Las Vegas, Atlantic City (Eastern corridor
essentially), Phoenix, or Seattle.
Perhaps a long lost promise will bring IRC poker back.
tvp
FL Turbo
wrote:
Years ago, I was totally gobsmacked to learn that the Aussie citizens
had given up their gun rights to the government.
Gobsmacked I tells ya.
I spose that's why Crocodile Dundee had to make do with only a knife.
"That's not a knife - THIS is a knife."
Adam
> On Wed, 17 Jun 2009 17:57:06 -0700 (PDT), Adam <necron...@gmail.com>
>
> - Show quoted text -
We didn't give them up, damn feds took them away. Unlike the US we do
not have a constitutional right to own guns so it was easily done.
Dundee would not even have his knife now, carrying a swiss army knife
in your pocket is an offense.
Tad Perry
> > chicago weather sucks the big one, and i've had it. i'm moving!
> > stipulations:
> >
> > i won't move to a liberal shitheap; chicago/cali budgets/taxes
> > incontrovertible proof of failure.
> > i won't move where the winter's harsh IF there's no skiing.
> > i'm looking for a weak house/land market to make a big investment
> > (inflation coming!).
> >
> > so, the question is: where to go?
>
> gets bonus points. fuck government.
There is no state income tax in Washington State at all. However, there is a
not unsignificant sales tax of 9.1% (when living in Seattle, it varies as
you move outward) on everything *except* unprepared foods from the grocery
store that contain a sugar content less than a certain amount. (I.e. they'll
even tax your Coca Cola and a Hershey's chocolate bar. Your car, too.)
The bright side: Once you think you've purchased everything you'll ever
need, this becomes insignificant.
tvp
bgadams
> chicago weather sucks the big one, and i've had it. i'm moving!
> stipulations:
>
> i won't move to a liberal shitheap; chicago/cali budgets/taxes
> incontrovertible proof of failure.
> i won't move where the winter's harsh IF there's no skiing.
> i'm looking for a weak house/land market to make a big investment
> (inflation coming!).
>
> so, the question is: where to go?
>
> mo_charles
Take a look at the Atlanta area. I moved there a few years ago from
Chicago burbs. I recommend the Acworth/Dallas area about 25 miles north
of Atl. You can get a lot of house wtih upgrades galore for around $250k,
beautiful hills and forests everywhere, a lot more temperate climate than
Chicago, and a growing population. With the housing crunch, deals are
plentiful and the expectation is they will rebound by next year.
The biggest negative is that the nearest poker is about a 6 hour drive to
Biloxi or Tunica.
I recently moved from there to SF Bay area for a job opportunity but I'm
renting out my house in Dallas hoping to move back there one day.
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bgadams
> On Jun 17 2009 4:24 PM, mo_charles wrote:
>
> > chicago weather sucks the big one, and i've had it. i'm moving!
> > stipulations:
> >
> > i won't move to a liberal shitheap; chicago/cali budgets/taxes
> > incontrovertible proof of failure.
> > i won't move where the winter's harsh IF there's no skiing.
> > i'm looking for a weak house/land market to make a big investment
> > (inflation coming!).
> >
> > so, the question is: where to go?
> >
> > mo_charles
>
> Take a look at the Atlanta area. I moved there a few years ago from
> Chicago burbs. I recommend the Acworth/Dallas area about 25 miles north
> of Atl. You can get a lot of house wtih upgrades galore for around $250k,
> beautiful hills and forests everywhere, a lot more temperate climate than
> Chicago, and a growing population. With the housing crunch, deals are
> plentiful and the expectation is they will rebound by next year.
>
> The biggest negative is that the nearest poker is about a 6 hour drive to
> Biloxi or Tunica.
>
> I recently moved from there to SF Bay area for a job opportunity but I'ml
> renting out my house in Dallas hoping to move back there one day.
Forgot to mention..... definitely conservative Republican values.
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Lab Rat
"BillB" <bo...@shaw1.ca> wrote in message news:EEe_l.2$8t...@newsfe01.iad...
I agree absolutely. Australia is a lovely place to visit, but we wouldn't
want you to live here.
And it's cold in winter. Hell, it got down to 9 last night (centigrade, not
F). Any colder and we'll have to get a doona out of storage. Winter sucks.
bo dark
That's Alba and Emory on the Ya'll come back..They would be to remote,
i live around there.Two grocery chains,Wal-mart and Brookshire's.On
the bright side Emory is wet now.I think OK City is a nice moderate
sized area with decent home prices.Don't know about the job
market.You have to develope a bunker mentality during spring and fall
tornado seasons.
bo dark
> On Jun 17, 1:34 pm, "mo_charles" <harrybal...@gmail.com> wrote:
>
> > chicago weather sucks the big one, and i've had it. i'm moving!
> > stipulations:
>
> > i won't move to a liberal shitheap; chicago/cali budgets/taxes
> > incontrovertible proof of failure.
> > i won't move where the winter's harsh IF there's no skiing.
> > i'm looking for a weak house/land market to make a big investment
> > (inflation coming!).
>
> > so, the question is: where to go?
>
> > mo_charles
>
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> , but I kind of feel as if you're too much of a pussy for that kind of
> thing, being how you're running away from problems without much
> consideration as to where you will go. Same behavior as any other
> deserter.
>
> Utah is not very liberal and it has low taxes.
>
> Alaska has cross country sking and snow mobiling AND Gov Palin.
>
> Guatamala is conservative and it has low taxes.
>
> Kentucky, Mississippi, Alabama, Louisiana and several other shit-
> holes are not liberal and they have low taxes.
>
> None of them have Italian beef sandwiches.
Yes but they have mashed potatos and cream gravy and butter beans and
cornbread.
-Kentucky, Mississippi, Alabama, Louisiana and several other shitholes
are not liberal and they have low taxes.
Not to nitpick but don't you live in Detroit?
Pepe Papon
<harry...@gmail.com> wrote:
>chicago weather sucks the big one, and i've had it. i'm moving!
>stipulations:
>
>i won't move to a liberal shitheap; chicago/cali budgets/taxes
>incontrovertible proof of failure.
>i won't move where the winter's harsh IF there's no skiing.
>i'm looking for a weak house/land market to make a big investment
>(inflation coming!).
>
>so, the question is: where to go?
New Hampshire. It's cold, but they have skiiing. Then again, the
skiing sucks.
Try Arizona. You think the cold is bad, try the desert heat.
Beldin the Sorcerer
"Pepe Papon" <hitme...@mindspring.com.invalid> wrote in message
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> On Wed, 17 Jun 2009 13:34:55 -0700, "mo_charles"
> <harry...@gmail.com> wrote:
>
>>chicago weather sucks the big one, and i've had it. i'm moving!
>>stipulations:
>>
>>i won't move to a liberal shitheap; chicago/cali budgets/taxes
>>incontrovertible proof of failure.
>>i won't move where the winter's harsh IF there's no skiing.
>>i'm looking for a weak house/land market to make a big investment
>>(inflation coming!).
>>
>>so, the question is: where to go?
>
> New Hampshire. It's cold, but they have skiiing. Then again, the
> skiing sucks.
Downside : High property taxes.
Alim Nassor
wrote:
> On Wed, 17 Jun 2009 13:34:55 -0700, "mo_charles"
>
Don't forget, you can ski in Arizona too.
mo_charles
> >anything about southern tahoe on the nevada side? how are the roads in
> >the winter? is civilization too remote?
>
> remote when I lived in Portland, Oregon. I'm pretty sure that
> the Reno market is severely tanked right now.
i visited reno while playing in tahoe a few years back, and - goddamn! -
that place is a shithole. i was only in the casino area and around, but i
don't think my girl would want to live anywhere near there.
mo_charles
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>
> i visited reno while playing in tahoe a few years back, and - goddamn! -
> that place is a shithole. i was only in the casino area and around, but i
> don't think my girl would want to live anywhere near there.
>
Dump her.
mo_charles
> > > anything about southern tahoe on the nevada side? how are the roads in
> > > the winter? is civilization too remote?
> >
> > Since you talk about "civilization too remote," you'd probably want to
> > look at the Stateline and Incline Village areas of Tahoe. Both are on the
> > Nevada side. When people say they are going to "South Lake Tahoe," they
> > almost always mean Stateline. That's where Harrah's/Harvey's is,
> > Montbleau, and the other major casinos are. There's gas and more than
> > ample food and grocery shopping if you cross the border into the adjacent
> > South Lake Tahoe on the CA side.
> >
> > US 50, which runs from South Lake Tahoe to Carson City (and Sacramento in
> > the other direction), is almost always open, with possible chain/snow tire
> > requirements. If you're going to live in Tahoe, you're going to want a
> > rugged 4WD vehicle no mater what.
> >
> > Incline Village is more remote in the northeast portion of Tahoe, at about
> > 30 minutes from South Reno. It's scenic and has a lot of private beach
> > access. There's a few stores and you can get gas, but you may have to go
> > to King's Beach (again on the CA side) to do grocery shopping. The main
> > access road over the hill is Mt. Rose Highway, and unfortunately it's much
> > steeper and curvier than US 50. It is not uncommon for Mt Rose Highway (SR
> > 431) to be closed during the winter. If you need to get to Reno when SR
> > 431 is closed, I imagine you have to take SR 28 through the Crystal
> > Bay/King's Beach area, up north to Truckee, and then Interstate 80 to Reno.
> >
> > The nice thing about living in Incline is that the Mt Rose ski resort
> > (which is the only one I've ever been to) is literally just a hop and a
> > skip away. Other's like Norstar are a short drive. I imagine there's a lot
> > of skiing in the Stateline area, but I'm not all that familiar. I'll leave
> > it to someone else to comment on the actual quality of the skiing.
> >
> > Nevada has many tax benefits, which you mentioned is important to you. I
> > assume you are familiar with them.
> >
> > And finally, if you are even thinking about moving to the Tahoe area, I
> > assume you have a lot of money. If you don't, you might want to work on
> > that, possibly by getting a job higher in pay than coffee runner.
> >
> > --
> > Voted RGP's Stupidest Poster on 3/22/09
> >
> > "BART [Bay Area Rapid Transit] is rather new." - Jerry Sturdivant chiming
> > in on how little he knows about a train system that's been operational
> > since 1972
>
> Also I go to Tahoe all the time, so if you have more/a lot of questions
> about it, you can email me if you prefer; first initial, last name at gmail
jason, your posts on tahoe are beyond helpful, and i've really appreciated
them. what about elk point or zephyr cove? i'm from colorado originally.
how does tahoe compare to a foothills lifestyle in colorado? lots of
people move to evergreen and places like that only to miss real
civilization and restaurants and the like.
mo_charles
mo_charles
> > state income tax. I'm pretty sure they serve coffee there.
>
> Actually, Tennessee does have state income tax (on interest and dividends),
> but it should be noted that states with no income tax are not necessarily
> the states with the lowest per capita total state taxation. For example,
> last I checked Wyoming had no state income tax, but still had a per capita
> state taxation that rivaled Hawaii's as a the nation's highest. The moral
> is, look at the big picture, and apply it to your unique personal
> circumstances. State income tax is only one part of that picture.
>
> It's also important to note that, on balance, the locales that are generally
> considered to be the most desirable also tend to have higher total taxation,
> so be careful what you wish for. Low taxes have a high price (as the US is
> finally beginning to realize).
so wyoming must be a great place to live....
mo_charles
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mo_charles
> state income tax. I'm pretty sure they serve coffee there.
i love the south. my mom's family's from alabama, my dad's from florida.
i was born in mississippi. most of my extended family lives in georgia
and tennessee. the summers are absolutely brutal, susan. can't beat the
fishing though.
mo_charles
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mo_charles
> > price (as the US is finally beginning to realize).
>
bill's a maroon. paul, why not recommend your socialist paradise of
california to a man on the move? you guys could use a little import of
money, couldn't you?
mo_charles
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mo_charles
> > gets bonus points. fuck government.
>
> There is no state income tax in Washington State at all. However, there is a
> not unsignificant sales tax of 9.1% (when living in Seattle, it varies as
> you move outward) on everything *except* unprepared foods from the grocery
> store that contain a sugar content less than a certain amount. (I.e. they'll
> even tax your Coca Cola and a Hershey's chocolate bar. Your car, too.)
>
> The bright side: Once you think you've purchased everything you'll ever
> need, this becomes insignificant.
i've considered the pac nw, but haven't ever visited. doesn't the rain
get you down a bit there? what's the weather like in the winter?
mo_charles
> > and unique people. �I drove up 69 the other day (East Texas but not
> > near Nacogdoches) and saw not one, but TWO restauraunts that were
> > called the "Ya'll come back now Cafe".
>
> That's Alba and Emory on the Ya'll come back..They would be to remote,
> i live around there.Two grocery chains,Wal-mart and Brookshire's.On
> the bright side Emory is wet now.I think OK City is a nice moderate
> sized area with decent home prices.Don't know about the job
> market.You have to develope a bunker mentality during spring and fall
> tornado seasons.
do they serve coffee in oklahoma city? hankins tells me they do, but i
don't trust a guy who plays in the wsop and doesn't write a trip report.
mo_charles
>
doggy, this is a serious thread. the advice i receive here from my poker
friends could very well dictate where i spend the rest of my life. if you
don't have anything of value to add, FETCH!
mo_charles
BillB
"mo_charles" <harry...@gmail.com> wrote in message
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> i love the south. my mom's family's from alabama, my dad's from florida.
> i was born in mississippi. most of my extended family lives in georgia
> and tennessee.
wow...sounds like you hit the gene puddle trifecta.
mo_charles
>
> , but I kind of feel as if you're too much of a pussy for that kind of
> thing, being how you're running away from problems without much
> consideration as to where you will go. Same behavior as any other
> deserter.
california and oregon - morons.
> Utah is not very liberal and it has low taxes.
utah'd be great if it weren't for all the mormon shit. i considered salt
lake city - half hour from some of the best skiing on the planet - but the
lds stuff drives me nuts.
> Alaska has cross country sking and snow mobiling AND Gov Palin.
only an idiot would live north of chicago.
> Guatamala is conservative and it has low taxes.
>
> Kentucky, Mississippi, Alabama, Louisiana and several other shit-
> holes are not liberal and they have low taxes.
>
> None of them have Italian beef sandwiches.
too many fat, lazy democrats in those states. i prefer mine ignorant and
arrogant.
mo_charles
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mo_charles
> > stipulations:
> >
> > i won't move to a liberal shitheap; chicago/cali budgets/taxes
> > incontrovertible proof of failure.
> > i won't move where the winter's harsh IF there's no skiing.
> > i'm looking for a weak house/land market to make a big investment
> > (inflation coming!).
> >
>
looks like they have a country club, and it's close to scranton, a daily
reminder of the fightin' man vp!
mo_charles
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mo_charles
>
> Australia offer the best choices:
>
> http://www.economist.com/markets/rankings/displaystory.cfm?story_id=13809770
>
> Personally, I recommend the first one on the list (if you can afford it).
> Why settle for second best? You only live once.
canada doesn't deserve me.
mo_charles
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mo_charles
> > Australia offer the best choices:
> >
> >
> > Personally, I recommend the first one on the list (if you can afford it).
> > Why settle for second best? You only live once.
>
> and low taxes. Translation for all the non Americans; no
> infrastructure, no goverment run schools, no non-profit health care,
> and no law enforcement (or no laws).
>
> away from civilization.
i won't move to a liberal shitheap because i've lived in one for the last
15+ years. chicago's broke; nyc's broke; all of california's broke.
when you haven't got any money, you can't afford to pay public school
teachers to turn our kids' minds to mush. did you know that the union
guarantees higher pay for teachers with masters degrees? it doesn't
matter what subject it's in; it doesn't matter where you get it from. i
know a hs science teacherl who got a raise for getting an ma from devry.
more brilliant leftwing market manipulations.
mo_charles
mo_charles
> > > and low taxes. Translation for all the non Americans; no
> > > infrastructure, no goverment run schools, no non-profit health care,
> > > and no law enforcement (or no laws).
> >
> > "liberal shitheaps" in mo's book (what a coincidence, huh?). In that case,
> > he may want to choose from the other list on the right side of the page,
> or
> > from some similar red state locations.
>
> to Libertarian Press Association without a change of leadership (editors) or
> policy.
>
> So, when a 'libertarian' like Gingrich calls himself just such a moron, you
> know that what he wants is no government exceptwhat is neccesary to punish
> evildoers like dancers or flagburners (depending on the era).
>
> IE rule of the powerful.
you guys'd be hopeless without your mommy the government taking care of
you. oh, uh, eleaticus....is there any other kind of "rule"?
LOL
mo_charles
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mo_charles
> > Australia offer the best choices:
> >
> >
http://www.economist.com/markets/rankings/displaystory.cfm?story_id=13809770
> >
> > Personally, I recommend the first one on the list (if you can afford it).
> > Why settle for second best? You only live once.
>
> I agree absolutely. Australia is a lovely place to visit, but we wouldn't
> want you to live here.
> And it's cold in winter. Hell, it got down to 9 last night (centigrade, not
> F). Any colder and we'll have to get a doona out of storage. Winter sucks.
i visited sydney and didn't like it. new zealand seemed the way to go.
mo_charles
mo_charles
> >
> > Chicago burbs. I recommend the Acworth/Dallas area about 25 miles north
> > of Atl. You can get a lot of house wtih upgrades galore for around $250k,
> > beautiful hills and forests everywhere, a lot more temperate climate than
> > Chicago, and a growing population. With the housing crunch, deals are
> > plentiful and the expectation is they will rebound by next year.
> >
> > The biggest negative is that the nearest poker is about a 6 hour drive to
> > Biloxi or Tunica.
> >
> > I recently moved from there to SF Bay area for a job opportunity but I'ml
> > renting out my house in Dallas hoping to move back there one day.
>
> Forgot to mention..... definitely conservative Republican values.
my brother lives in alpharetta georgia and loves it. not sure i'd like
the summer there. not liking san fran? i've spent a considerable amount
of time there, and found it fun. the cost of living is ridiculous though.
mo_charles
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mo_charles
>
> New Hampshire. It's cold, but they have skiiing. Then again, the
> skiing sucks.
>
> Try Arizona. You think the cold is bad, try the desert heat.
no cold without skiing, PERIOD.
been to phoenix and tempe, found az ugly.
mo_charles
mo_charles
> > i was born in mississippi. most of my extended family lives in georgia
> > and tennessee.
>
> wow...sounds like you hit the gene puddle trifecta.
my brilliance must really addle you.
mo_charles
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Jason Pawloski
> > >so, the question is: where to go?
> >
> > New Hampshire. It's cold, but they have skiiing. Then again, the
> > skiing sucks.
> >
> > Try Arizona. You think the cold is bad, try the desert heat.
>
> no cold without skiing, PERIOD.
> been to phoenix and tempe, found az ugly.
>
> mo_charles
SCREW YOU.
I didn't realize you were retarded.
--
Voted RGP's Stupidest Poster on 3/22/09
"BART [Bay Area Rapid Transit] is rather new." - Jerry Sturdivant chiming
in on how little he knows about a train system that's been operational
since 1972
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mo_charles
> > been to phoenix and tempe, found az ugly.
>
>
> I didn't realize you were retarded.
please don't abuse the word "retard".
mo_charles
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mo_charles
you like reno? seriously??
mo_charles
ChrisRobin
If you can't handle incessant rain/gray skies, don't bother. The winters
are very, very mild, but wet. The PNW is lovely, but it's awfully liberal,
and not for everyone. No sales tax in Oregon, but from what my family
tells me, the property taxes are brutal.
Have you considered Bend, OR? More conservative than Portland or Seattle,
plus great skiing... although I haven't visited in about 15 years, so I
can't really say how the town's complexion has changed. Not much in the
way of culture, but plenty of hiking, biking, and water sports to keep you
busy when there's no snow on the ground.
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mo_charles
> stipulations:
>
> i won't move to a liberal shitheap; chicago/cali budgets/taxes
> incontrovertible proof of failure.
> i won't move where the winter's harsh IF there's no skiing.
> i'm looking for a weak house/land market to make a big investment
> (inflation coming!).
>
no mention of the carolinas or virginia which surprises me. also, no
mention of idaho (where's that lunatic boise when we need him/her/it?).
these are all on my list.
mo_charles
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mo_charles
> > stipulations:
> >
> > i won't move to a liberal shitheap; chicago/cali budgets/taxes
> > incontrovertible proof of failure.
> > i won't move where the winter's harsh IF there's no skiing.
> > i'm looking for a weak house/land market to make a big investment
> > (inflation coming!).
> >
> > so, the question is: where to go?
>
> no mention of the carolinas or virginia which surprises me. also, no
> mention of idaho (where's that lunatic boise when we need him/her/it?).
> these are all on my list.
no mention of colorado either, a front-runner.
mo_charles
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BillB
"mo_charles" <harry...@gmail.com> wrote in message
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> so wyoming must be a great place to live....
Wyoming is wonderful, but their tax situation is more a product of being a
very large state with a very small population (diseconomy of scale).
mo_charles
http://www.retirementliving.com/RLstate3.html
you think you know a lot about a lot of stuff you don't know shit about.
mo_charles
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BillB
"mo_charles" <harry...@gmail.com> wrote in message
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>> Wyoming is wonderful, but their tax situation is more a product of being
>> a
>> very large state with a very small population (diseconomy of scale).
>
> http://www.retirementliving.com/RLstate3.html
>
> you think you know a lot about a lot of stuff you don't know shit about.
I'm sorry, I have no idea what you are trying to show me with that page. Do
you?
mo_charles
> >
> > you think you know a lot about a lot of stuff you don't know shit about.
>
> I'm sorry, I have no idea what you are trying to show me with that page. Do
> you?
i'm not surprised you don't understand, but this ng's not all about our
confused cannuck lawyer, is it?
mo_charles
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BillB
"mo_charles" <harry...@gmail.com> wrote in message
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>> > http://www.retirementliving.com/RLstate3.html
>> >
>> > you think you know a lot about a lot of stuff you don't know shit
>> > about.
>>
>> I'm sorry, I have no idea what you are trying to show me with that page.
>> Do
>> you?
>
> i'm not surprised you don't understand, but this ng's not all about our
> confused cannuck lawyer, is it?
The only thing I am confused about is the source of your confusion. There is
nothing on the link you posted that contradicts anything I said. Perhaps
you've already realized that.
CheckRazor
> no mention of colorado either, a front-runner.
>
> mo_charles
If you're looking for world-class skiing, and right-wing nut jobs for
neighbors, then I have to recommend Colorado Springs,Colorado. It's
the world headquaters for groups like Focus On The Family and other
"pro-family" religious groups like the one Ted Haggerty was in charge
of.
Also, higher limit poker will be coming to casinos in Blackhawk and
Cripple Creek July 2, 2009.
I'm sure you could be very happy there.
(we like to keep our lunatics contained in one small area, easier to
manage:)
buffalo
> chicago weather sucks the big one, and i've had it. �i'm moving!
> stipulations:
>
> i won't move to a liberal shitheap; �chicago/cali budgets/taxes
> incontrovertible proof of failure.
> i won't move where the winter's harsh IF there's no skiing.
> i'm looking for a weak house/land market to make a big investment
> (inflation coming!).
>
> so, the question is: �where to go?
>
>
> _______________________________________________________________________� Palm Springs where the real money was
brought by ex chicago money
managers..
Tad Perry
> > >so, the question is: where to go?
> >
> > New Hampshire. It's cold, but they have skiiing. Then again, the
> > skiing sucks.
> >
> > Try Arizona. You think the cold is bad, try the desert heat.
>
> no cold without skiing, PERIOD.
> been to phoenix and tempe, found az ugly.
For a four-month window, Seattle is one of the most beautiful places in the
world. The rest of the time it's so dark and gray you can hardly see it.
tvp
Lab Rat
>> > Assuming you are looking for an English speaking jurisdiction, Canada
>> > or
>> > Australia offer the best choices:
>> >
>> >
> http://www.economist.com/markets/rankings/displaystory.cfm?story_id=13809770
>> >
>> > Personally, I recommend the first one on the list (if you can afford
>> > it).
>> > Why settle for second best? You only live once.
>>
>> I agree absolutely. Australia is a lovely place to visit, but we wouldn't
>> want you to live here.
>> And it's cold in winter. Hell, it got down to 9 last night (centigrade,
>> not
>> F). Any colder and we'll have to get a doona out of storage. Winter
>> sucks.
>
> i visited sydney and didn't like it.
Yeah, me too.
> new zealand seemed the way to go.
It's OK if you like sheep.
North Queensland is great. Actually, anywhere north of about Maryborough is
pretty good, but about Mackay up stays reasonably bearable in winter,
without going too stupidly hot in summer. Darwin is nice too, been there a
couple times.
RazzO
> "mo_charles" <harry...@gmail.com> wrote in message
> news:7m7qg6x...@recgroups.com...
> > > >so, the question is: where to go?
RazzO
Soon to be happy Florida Poker Player Comment (video)
http://www.xtranormal.com/watch?e=20090526132257794
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Travel A
politically conservative Utah.
http://www.utahpictures.net/st-george.html
How is it? You asked, how is it! Hey! I'm looking at you funny! It's
great, that's how it is! Are you kidding!
St. George, located in the midst of spectacular national parks as Bryce
Canyon and Zion, enjoys obscenely mild winters and is within day trip
drives to the finest skiing in North America.
A drive to the south, and a weekend of poker bliss in fabulous Las Vegas
and all the WSOP buy-ins of your dreams. To the north, the Rockies.
Luxuriate in understated ostentation, while at once, the desert captures
your imagination of the rugged pioneering that made our country great.
The awe inspiring sunsets gleaming through towering Southwest monoliths
have been known to render some, momentarily senseless.
(unfortunately for him, Turbotard stayed that way)
Check it out.
Be there, or be square.
XaQ Morphy
> so, the question is: where to go?
Obv answer, here:
http://www.xcess.info/img/fck/Image/articles/malek/dubai/palm_islands.jpg
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xaqm...@donkeymanifesto.com
http://www.donkeymanifesto.com
"I think they are mad that i am borderline psycho" --igotskillz
"It's unfortunate that there are loons on both sides completely
obfuscating what's going on." --Official RGP Mantra
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mo_charles
>
> Obv answer, here:
>
> http://www.xcess.info/img/fck/Image/articles/malek/dubai/palm_islands.jpg
will they toss in a free burka for the girl?
mo_charles
XaQ Morphy
> will they toss in a free burka for the girl?
I'm sure if you could afford to live on one of those crazy islands you
wouldn't have to worry about that, lol.
"I think they are mad that i am borderline psycho" --igotskillz
"It's unfortunate that there are loons on both sides completely
obfuscating what's going on." --Official RGP Mantra
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mo_charles
> stipulations:
>
> i won't move to a liberal shitheap; chicago/cali budgets/taxes
> incontrovertible proof of failure.
> i won't move where the winter's harsh IF there's no skiing.
> i'm looking for a weak house/land market to make a big investment
> (inflation coming!).
>
hey, well what do ya know?
http://radar.weather.gov/radar.php?rid=lot
another shit day in chicago! have i mentioned recently, i'm moving?
mo_charles
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Bill Clark
news:S3r_l.1688$P5....@nwrddc02.gnilink.net:
> They also have no sales tax, and racetrack poker.
> Downside : High property taxes.
No income tax either... Property taxes depend on the town you live
in... I have property taxes many would die for... I pay around 11-12
hundred per year with a house, barn, water falls, trout stream,
couple thousand feet of road frontage (both sides) and a little over 40
acres of woods surrounded on 3 sides by National Forest...
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-bc-
Bea Foroni
> "Beldin the Sorcerer" <beldin...@verizon.net> wrote innews:S3r_l.1688$P5....@nwrddc02.gnilink.net:
Isn't Washington home to more serial killers than any other state?
Thought I just read that Washington has the highest buisness tax
rates in the nation?
Suicide rates are remarkable, too.
Bill Clark
news:8701385f-bdea-4aef...@v35g2000pro.googlegroups.co
m:
>> > They also have no sales tax, and racetrack poker.
>> > Downside : High property taxes.
>>
>> No income tax either... Property taxes depend on the town you
>> live in... I have property taxes many would die for... I pay
>> around 11-12 hundred per year with a house, barn, water falls,
>> trout stream, couple thousand feet of road frontage (both sides)
>> and a little over 40 acres of woods surrounded on 3 sides by
>> National Forest...
>>
>> --
>> -bc-
>
> Isn't Washington home to more serial killers than any other
> state?
>
> Thought I just read that Washington has the highest buisness tax
> rates in the nation?
>
> Suicide rates are remarkable, too.
This was referring to New Hampshire not Washington...
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-bc-