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The 5th most populous city in the US is....
The 5th most populous city in the US is....
Guesses?......I'll give you time...
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Phoenix.
I would not have said that. Does that surprise everybody as much as it did me?
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Phoenix.
I would not have said that. Does that surprise everybody as much as it did me?
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Nope. You can swim and golf many days of the month in Phoenix.
Plus the state tax laws are very generous to citizens
Plus the state tax laws are very generous to citizens
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Not saying it's not a decent place to live. Got a good friend there...he wasnt golfing today since it was 100+ and supposed to pour...but he loves it.SoutheastMIViewer wrote: ↑Mon Aug 16, 2021 8:54 pm Nope. You can swim and golf many days of the month in Phoenix.
Plus the state tax laws are very generous to citizens
I guess I should have been more clear, my point was, if you were asked to name the 5 most populous cities in this country, would you have named Phoenix?
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Honeyman - That's the same answer to the question "Name Chicago's largest suburb"
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Re: The 5th most populous city in the US is....
Atlanta has a lot of suburban sprawl. Are they judging suburbs as part of this?
And no, I would never move to Phoenix. My one friend thinks it is becoming gay friendly, but I haven't seen it. Extremely hot and lots of old people. I don't care that it's a dry heat either, so is an oven.
And no, I would never move to Phoenix. My one friend thinks it is becoming gay friendly, but I haven't seen it. Extremely hot and lots of old people. I don't care that it's a dry heat either, so is an oven.
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The right needs to stop worry about what’s between people’s legs. Instead, they should focus on what’s between their ears.
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I sure hope not.MotorCityRadioFreak wrote: ↑Mon Aug 16, 2021 10:17 pm
And no, I would never move to Phoenix. My one friend thinks it is becoming gay friendly
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I've lived in Scottsdale over the winter for 6 or 7 year now and I've never seen a rattler, scorpion, enormous spider, or killer bee in the time I've been there. On the other hand I've have lots of cute little gecko lizards that are a sign of good luck dashing around the place. Also an occasional coyote and bobcat. Bunnies and quail too, which explains the coyotes and bobcats...MWmetalhead wrote: ↑Mon Aug 16, 2021 9:49 pm I would never move to Phoenix in a 100 years. Too fucking hot and it is severely lacking in ambiance. The rattlesnakes, scorpions, enormous spiders, killer bees and lizards aren't exactly my cup of tea, either.
The desert is an acquired taste. Having grown up in Oregon with forests and ocean beaches nearby it took me a bit of time to appreciate the desert but now I find it quite charming. As for the heat, it is what it is. I don't disagree with the lack of ambiance. Phoenix is changing a lot due to the record growth. It's getting a bit like LA in so much that the air quality is really suffering, a lot of strip malls being tossed up and it's getting a little crowded and squirrelly. If you're going to put up with that, at least in LA you've got the beach and great cultural opportunities to take the sting out of the lesser aspects. Frankly Mrs. Nightfly and I are actively looking at a move to Tucson where it's a little cooler on average, lots of activities due in part by having the University of Arizona in town, it's something of a foodie town and there are some really stunning desert estates on the market. Unfortunately, no Portillo's, Lou Malnati's or Giordano's (i.e. Chicago suburb) in Old Pueblo, but no worries, I've sort of taken a liking to Sonoran hot dogs.
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What amount of the population is illegals?Lester The Nightfly wrote: ↑Mon Aug 16, 2021 11:30 pmI've lived in Scottsdale over the winter for 6 or 7 year now and I've never seen a rattler, scorpion, enormous spider, or killer bee in the time I've been there. On the other hand I've have lots of cute little gecko lizards that are a sign of good luck dashing around the place. Also an occasional coyote and bobcat. Bunnies and quail too, which explains the coyotes and bobcats...MWmetalhead wrote: ↑Mon Aug 16, 2021 9:49 pm I would never move to Phoenix in a 100 years. Too fucking hot and it is severely lacking in ambiance. The rattlesnakes, scorpions, enormous spiders, killer bees and lizards aren't exactly my cup of tea, either.
The desert is an acquired taste. Having grown up in Oregon with forests and ocean beaches nearby it took me a bit of time to appreciate the desert but now I find it quite charming. As for the heat, it is what it is. I don't disagree with the lack of ambiance. Phoenix is changing a lot due to the record growth. It's getting a bit like LA in so much that the air quality is really suffering, a lot of strip malls being tossed up and it's getting a little crowded and squirrelly. If you're going to put up with that, at least in LA you've got the beach and great cultural opportunities to take the sting out of the lesser aspects. Frankly Mrs. Nightfly and I are actively looking at a move to Tucson where it's a little cooler on average, lots of activities due in part by having the University of Arizona in town, it's something of a foodie town and there are some really stunning desert estates on the market. Unfortunately, no Portillo's, Lou Malnati's or Giordano's (i.e. Chicago suburb) in Old Pueblo, but no worries, I've sort of taken a liking to Sonoran hot dogs.
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I'm sure one is one too many for xenophobes like yourself so why bother asking? Oh that's right, you haven't owned a lib today... Guess what? You still haven't.G G wrote: ↑Tue Aug 17, 2021 12:06 amWhat amount of the population is illegals?Lester The Nightfly wrote: ↑Mon Aug 16, 2021 11:30 pmI've lived in Scottsdale over the winter for 6 or 7 year now and I've never seen a rattler, scorpion, enormous spider, or killer bee in the time I've been there. On the other hand I've have lots of cute little gecko lizards that are a sign of good luck dashing around the place. Also an occasional coyote and bobcat. Bunnies and quail too, which explains the coyotes and bobcats...MWmetalhead wrote: ↑Mon Aug 16, 2021 9:49 pm I would never move to Phoenix in a 100 years. Too fucking hot and it is severely lacking in ambiance. The rattlesnakes, scorpions, enormous spiders, killer bees and lizards aren't exactly my cup of tea, either.
The desert is an acquired taste. Having grown up in Oregon with forests and ocean beaches nearby it took me a bit of time to appreciate the desert but now I find it quite charming. As for the heat, it is what it is. I don't disagree with the lack of ambiance. Phoenix is changing a lot due to the record growth. It's getting a bit like LA in so much that the air quality is really suffering, a lot of strip malls being tossed up and it's getting a little crowded and squirrelly. If you're going to put up with that, at least in LA you've got the beach and great cultural opportunities to take the sting out of the lesser aspects. Frankly Mrs. Nightfly and I are actively looking at a move to Tucson where it's a little cooler on average, lots of activities due in part by having the University of Arizona in town, it's something of a foodie town and there are some really stunning desert estates on the market. Unfortunately, no Portillo's, Lou Malnati's or Giordano's (i.e. Chicago suburb) in Old Pueblo, but no worries, I've sort of taken a liking to Sonoran hot dogs.
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23 hours left in the day!Lester The Nightfly wrote: ↑Tue Aug 17, 2021 12:28 amI'm sure one is one too many for xenophobes like yourself so why bother asking? Oh that's right, you haven't owned a lib today... Guess what? You still haven't.G G wrote: ↑Tue Aug 17, 2021 12:06 amWhat amount of the population is illegals?Lester The Nightfly wrote: ↑Mon Aug 16, 2021 11:30 pmI've lived in Scottsdale over the winter for 6 or 7 year now and I've never seen a rattler, scorpion, enormous spider, or killer bee in the time I've been there. On the other hand I've have lots of cute little gecko lizards that are a sign of good luck dashing around the place. Also an occasional coyote and bobcat. Bunnies and quail too, which explains the coyotes and bobcats...MWmetalhead wrote: ↑Mon Aug 16, 2021 9:49 pm I would never move to Phoenix in a 100 years. Too fucking hot and it is severely lacking in ambiance. The rattlesnakes, scorpions, enormous spiders, killer bees and lizards aren't exactly my cup of tea, either.
The desert is an acquired taste. Having grown up in Oregon with forests and ocean beaches nearby it took me a bit of time to appreciate the desert but now I find it quite charming. As for the heat, it is what it is. I don't disagree with the lack of ambiance. Phoenix is changing a lot due to the record growth. It's getting a bit like LA in so much that the air quality is really suffering, a lot of strip malls being tossed up and it's getting a little crowded and squirrelly. If you're going to put up with that, at least in LA you've got the beach and great cultural opportunities to take the sting out of the lesser aspects. Frankly Mrs. Nightfly and I are actively looking at a move to Tucson where it's a little cooler on average, lots of activities due in part by having the University of Arizona in town, it's something of a foodie town and there are some really stunning desert estates on the market. Unfortunately, no Portillo's, Lou Malnati's or Giordano's (i.e. Chicago suburb) in Old Pueblo, but no worries, I've sort of taken a liking to Sonoran hot dogs.
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I would have placed it in top ten but not top five. But again based on what I mention I can see the growth to be in the top 5.Honeyman wrote: ↑Mon Aug 16, 2021 9:04 pmNot saying it's not a decent place to live. Got a good friend there...he wasnt golfing today since it was 100+ and supposed to pour...but he loves it.SoutheastMIViewer wrote: ↑Mon Aug 16, 2021 8:54 pm Nope. You can swim and golf many days of the month in Phoenix.
Plus the state tax laws are very generous to citizens
I guess I should have been more clear, my point was, if you were asked to name the 5 most populous cities in this country, would you have named Phoenix?
If you don’t have a mask covering your exhaust pipe on the car, you are not trying to stop global warming by preventing the harmful emission particles from spraying out!
Re: The 5th most populous city in the US is....
Back 50 years ago, it was New York, Los Angeles, Chicago, Philadelphia, and Detroit all over 1,000,000. Cleveland and Houston were close. The rest, a bit behind. Vegas was maybe 50,000 or so, if that.
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Homophobic and xenophobic in the same thread. Crawl back into your cave.G G wrote: ↑Tue Aug 17, 2021 12:31 am23 hours left in the day!Lester The Nightfly wrote: ↑Tue Aug 17, 2021 12:28 amI'm sure one is one too many for xenophobes like yourself so why bother asking? Oh that's right, you haven't owned a lib today... Guess what? You still haven't.G G wrote: ↑Tue Aug 17, 2021 12:06 amWhat amount of the population is illegals?Lester The Nightfly wrote: ↑Mon Aug 16, 2021 11:30 pmI've lived in Scottsdale over the winter for 6 or 7 year now and I've never seen a rattler, scorpion, enormous spider, or killer bee in the time I've been there. On the other hand I've have lots of cute little gecko lizards that are a sign of good luck dashing around the place. Also an occasional coyote and bobcat. Bunnies and quail too, which explains the coyotes and bobcats...MWmetalhead wrote: ↑Mon Aug 16, 2021 9:49 pm I would never move to Phoenix in a 100 years. Too fucking hot and it is severely lacking in ambiance. The rattlesnakes, scorpions, enormous spiders, killer bees and lizards aren't exactly my cup of tea, either.
The desert is an acquired taste. Having grown up in Oregon with forests and ocean beaches nearby it took me a bit of time to appreciate the desert but now I find it quite charming. As for the heat, it is what it is. I don't disagree with the lack of ambiance. Phoenix is changing a lot due to the record growth. It's getting a bit like LA in so much that the air quality is really suffering, a lot of strip malls being tossed up and it's getting a little crowded and squirrelly. If you're going to put up with that, at least in LA you've got the beach and great cultural opportunities to take the sting out of the lesser aspects. Frankly Mrs. Nightfly and I are actively looking at a move to Tucson where it's a little cooler on average, lots of activities due in part by having the University of Arizona in town, it's something of a foodie town and there are some really stunning desert estates on the market. Unfortunately, no Portillo's, Lou Malnati's or Giordano's (i.e. Chicago suburb) in Old Pueblo, but no worries, I've sort of taken a liking to Sonoran hot dogs.