MichVandal
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Crazy how such beautiful country is wasted on terrible people.The only positive thing I have to say about Kentucky is the Blue Ridge Mountains are lovely and surreal.
Fig. 1 How it looks. For real.
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Business, Economics, and Taxes 2: That's Why We Fight to Take the Means Back
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Kepler
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MichVandal
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Btdt. Am not visiting family due to not accepting their governor helping breaking the law.Seems to be a pattern in the US. See also, Idaho.
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Those same residents of said majestic lands then question why we protect such land and arent strip mining the fuck out of it for precious metals.
Thank GOD Teddy Roosevelt and other Presidents felt the need to protect the land so we didn't become Eastern Europe where these sights are locked behind private land ownership.
And it makes my blood boil when Yam Tits or anyone else from his regime offer up public lands for sale so flippantly.
Deutsche Gopher Fan
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always my first thought when topic comes up.Seems to be a pattern in the US. See also, Idaho.
makes sense my gun loving, maga arm of family have all moved there
Kepler
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My dream for that region is someday Idaho becomes majority black and/or Muslim. In fact, gay black Muslim.
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Heated Rivalry season 4
Russell Jaslow
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But they do have the National Corvette Museum, which is pretty cool.
Russell Jaslow
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But you can experience them from other states, like in Asheville, NC, where my parents live.The only positive thing I have to say about Kentucky is the Blue Ridge Mountains are lovely and surreal.
Fig. 1 How it looks. For real.
Kepler
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I just learned Russ' parents are rich.
I did not realize Asheville was the Blue Ridge. I thought it was far too high altitude, and was High Forest, like the Green Mountains in Vermont. I think of the Blue Ridge as more Second Inland Piedmont.
Once you get off the tobacco floor, NC is gorgeous. I lived there one year and had the best winter of my life. And JFC the women too. Not a brain in their heads but...
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Deutsche Gopher Fan
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he knows where the corvette museum is, he must be rich!I just learned Russ' parents are rich.
Russell Jaslow
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LOL. Quite the contrary. They did okay, bought into Asheville before the real estate boom, but then suffered badly with the 2008 recession/crash.I just learned Russ' parents are rich.
So, at this point, sitting on a semi treasure trove of a house, but otherwise, simple making ends meet.
Russell Jaslow
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I guess it's hammer on Russell day... It only cost $20 to get into the museum. No corvette ownership needed.he knows where the corvette museum is, he must be rich!
Deutsche Gopher Fan
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I'm glad the board now allows emojis. I'm not ALWAYS a bitch!I guess it's hammer on Russell day... It only cost $20 to get into the museum. No corvette ownership needed.
Kepler
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Welcome to my world. It's been Hammer on Kepler Millennium.
Not that I don't deserve it.
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