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Global warming is barely a big deal at all compared to the trajectory we used to be on. We'll have to do a lot of environmental engineering projects along certain shorelines and it will be a little warmer and wetter in some places, big fucking deal.
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Live in the city until you have kids then move to the suburbs, it's not hard to figure out how this stuff works
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- Magnitogorsk.
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Global warming is barely a big deal at all compared to the trajectory we used to be on. We'll have to do a lot of environmental engineering projects along certain shorelines and it will be a little warmer and wetter in some places, big fucking deal.
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Did anyone in this thread actually grow up in the city? Living in the city as a 20-something with disposable income loving owns but imagining growing up here as a child and going to the local schools is depressing as poo poo
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Mar 18, 2015 18:06
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Global warming is barely a big deal at all compared to the trajectory we used to be on. We'll have to do a lot of environmental engineering projects along certain shorelines and it will be a little warmer and wetter in some places, big fucking deal.
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america routinely produces cutting-edge research and nobel prize winners, you're all way too harsh on your public schooling system
People always talk about the entire country's schools as if they are one monolithic entity which is retarded because the US has one of the most decentralized education systems out there. Lots of states rate well internationally, but the country as a whole is dragged down by the red states and california
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Mar 18, 2015 19:27
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Global warming is barely a big deal at all compared to the trajectory we used to be on. We'll have to do a lot of environmental engineering projects along certain shorelines and it will be a little warmer and wetter in some places, big fucking deal.
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Fun facts that will amaze posters in this thread:
- Most people in the city drive a car
- There are houses in cities, that people own and live in. Lots of them in fact
- If you live in the suburbs you are still legally allowed to enter the nearest city
- You can live in both the suburbs and the city at different points in your life
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Mar 18, 2015 20:26
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- Magnitogorsk.
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Global warming is barely a big deal at all compared to the trajectory we used to be on. We'll have to do a lot of environmental engineering projects along certain shorelines and it will be a little warmer and wetter in some places, big fucking deal.
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That is rural as poo poo, if anything that is a "small town", not the suburbs
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Mar 18, 2015 20:47
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- Magnitogorsk.
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Global warming is barely a big deal at all compared to the trajectory we used to be on. We'll have to do a lot of environmental engineering projects along certain shorelines and it will be a little warmer and wetter in some places, big fucking deal.
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I like how the average age here has to be pushing 30 and people still react with disbelief when someone mentions a real life woman they have sex with
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Mar 19, 2015 00:17
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- Magnitogorsk.
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Global warming is barely a big deal at all compared to the trajectory we used to be on. We'll have to do a lot of environmental engineering projects along certain shorelines and it will be a little warmer and wetter in some places, big fucking deal.
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If I wake up at 44 and my neighbors all have similar cars and driveways to us, I will laugh myself into a coma.
Meanwhile, you will continue to live in your miniscule cell surrounded by thousands of other schlubs in their miniscule cells, all walking to their dreary dead end jobs in your office cubicle cell which is so indistinguishable from your home cell that you need to hit the same overpriced downtown bar every night to drink away the pain until you are numb enough to go back to your home cell and hopefully sleep it off in time to go back to your work cell so you can afford your home cell and to hit the bar again, all the while trying to convince yourself that "This is living" and that at least you're not tied down to a house or hobbies or long term relationships. No, you are lovingly cradled with thousands of others, and you are Free. Who needs open spaces when you have Jose to cultivate your artificial park that you and a thousand other drones can shamble through on your way to the next drink?
Man, you've got it made compared to those scrubs living out in the sticks. I mean, how far would THEY have to walk to get a decent latte?
man, not even a starbucks in sight..
Wow, why would I want a short commute to work and to be in walking distance of everything else when I could instead have giant lovely trucks and an entire barren field and dirt road to myself?
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Mar 20, 2015 17:00
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Global warming is barely a big deal at all compared to the trajectory we used to be on. We'll have to do a lot of environmental engineering projects along certain shorelines and it will be a little warmer and wetter in some places, big fucking deal.
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How mad does it make you suburbanites that I live in a detached house and have a car while living in the city
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Global warming is barely a big deal at all compared to the trajectory we used to be on. We'll have to do a lot of environmental engineering projects along certain shorelines and it will be a little warmer and wetter in some places, big fucking deal.
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Suburbs have a purpose (raising kids)
The only valid reason I can think of to move there if you don't have kids is if you don't drink. Whenever someone's friend from the suburbs comes out it is depressing as gently caress because they'll have like 3 beers then drive home so they can wake up at 7AM to feed the dogs
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