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I sold my house in the city and not a moment too soon. The beginning of the end? You tell me. VN8
Thursday, August 12, 2010
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2 comments:
At the risk of offending many fine folks who either live or did live in Atlanta and love it, I just gotta be honest and say that the city just never did anything for me. It's dirty, poverty stricken, and there is zero possibility that things will improve in the foreseeable future. Hard to say where things went wrong. Back in the mid-70s, it was the up and coming cool place to be and be seen. That was a long time ago.
Oh, the March of the Moochers. With their hands open wide for my productivity.
Heck I saw two of them at Walmart in my area with those signs - "Will Work for Food". When in fact they are standing on a corner for a hand out.
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