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[StrikeFighter18]

Originally posted by tmagent
Hum....just an observation, but does anyone else think that StrikeFighter just might be Provider?

How nice of you to notice my resembalance to The Great Provider.

Oh, wait, ...that's not what you meant??

My bad.


Actually, I don't know this one of whom you speak. I really am a newbie to this board.

[tmagent]

Originally posted by StrikeFighter18




Alas, I have made the far journey to the left coast. I came away with the impression that its a beautiful land. Very diverse, both geographically and agriculturally. But I also got the feeling that God had somehow lifted up the country at its eastern edge and anything that was loose rolled to the far side. Almost every person I met [with the exception of the mangager of Mike's Bike Shop in Hanford, CA (but he may have been an 'import')] had some sort of mental tic-some slight, some severe. Such a shame, really. It was only through God's grace and mercy, I returned relatively unscathed back to Georgia, with, I might add, a much deeper appreciation for the land of my birth.

So, yes, Dear Kat, in retrospect, it really did me some good to that trip.

Well now, let's just see....I guess the only real advantage to living in Georgia is that you could marry your brother or sister, or both, and it's legal and accepted. (OK, I'm just kidding so don't get your hoop skirts and overalls in a bunch.)

Having lived in California for the past 30 some years, I can honestly say that this state may be beautiful, but it's also one messed up place. Then again, why wouldn't it be? Most of the people that are moving here are from other states. Maybe that explains the uprise in trailer parks. (And I said trailer parks, not mobile homes for all you wheel dwellers.)

BTW, AtlantaGal, I told you I was perfectly PC!

[StrikeFighter18]

Originally posted by tmagent


Well now, let's just see....I guess the only real advantage to living in Georgia is that you could marry your brother or sister, or both, and it's legal and accepted. (OK, I'm just kidding so don't get your hoop skirts and overalls in a bunch.)

Having lived in California for the past 30 some years, I can honestly say that this state may be beautiful, but it's also one messed up place. Then again, why wouldn't it be? Most of the people that are moving here are from other states. Maybe that explains the uprise in trailer parks. (And I said trailer parks, not mobile homes for all you wheel dwellers.)

Glad to see you are coming around to my point of view!

And by the way, my sister/cousin/wife says "howdy".