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#31
12-24-2009, 08:33 PM
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No offense to you northern guys ( I was born and raised in Ohio ), but down here taxes are lower, the weather is nicer, and there is a higher percentage of Christians.
There is no way that I could handle the cold weather of Ohio now. About 10 years ago, I was talking to one of my buddies I grew up with and he said it didn't get above 32 degrees for a whole month !
The first thing I noticed when I moved here was that the people are nicer. They say thanks at the stores and wave as you drive past.
There is no way that I could handle the cold weather of Ohio now. About 10 years ago, I was talking to one of my buddies I grew up with and he said it didn't get above 32 degrees for a whole month !
The first thing I noticed when I moved here was that the people are nicer. They say thanks at the stores and wave as you drive past.
Yes people in the south are a million times nicer. i rember i was in bama campin with my G/F at the time and a storm came threw and people were helpin each other put other camp sites back togther. hell i even jumped up on soem random guys 5th wheeler and helped him take his ahuning off the side of his camper gotta show them people not everyone from the north is a ****
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12-24-2009, 08:50 PM
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12-25-2009, 01:26 AM
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#35
12-26-2009, 01:13 AM
It's amazing how nice people are in WV. I go riding at the Hatfield McCoy Trails and everyone is really nice down there. You can ride your quad or dirtbike into town and get somethin to eat or drink and fill up with gas and everyone at the restaurants and gas stations wanna have a conversation with you. One time I stopped somewhere for lunch and got to talkin to the guy that owned the place and he wouldn't take my money. That'd NEVER happen up here in PA. If you say Hi to someone at the gas pump next to you they give you the finger. 
#36
12-26-2009, 01:59 AM
It's amazing how nice people are in WV. I go riding at the Hatfield McCoy Trails and everyone is really nice down there. You can ride your quad or dirtbike into town and get somethin to eat or drink and fill up with gas and everyone at the restaurants and gas stations wanna have a conversation with you. One time I stopped somewhere for lunch and got to talkin to the guy that owned the place and he wouldn't take my money. That'd NEVER happen up here in PA. If you say Hi to someone at the gas pump next to you they give you the finger.
