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Old 12-02-2013, 11:55 AM   #41 (permalink)
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Old 12-02-2013, 11:57 AM   #42 (permalink)
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Old 12-02-2013, 03:01 PM   #43 (permalink)
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I lived for several years in Virginia because I was stationed in Norfolk. What a suck-ass, piece-of-sh!t state. I have nothing good to say about it because there isn't anything good to say about it. The worst, stupidest driving laws in the country--completely backwards from civilized nations. No place to get laid by anyone worth laying. The sailors didn't call it No-fvck, Vagina for nothing.
I've never lived anywhere else but I still Q this FT. I live in Hampton Roads (where Larehip is talking about) and it's a legitimately metropolitan area that has almost nothing to do. Norfolk's "bar scene" seems to be nothing more than a couple blocks of boring bars. Portsmouth has a historic district for its downtown and has a cool vibe with some better bars, but there still isn't a whole lot else to do there. Virginia Beach with it's beach is the only place to really do anything and the beach is only like a mile long I believe so it's still a pretty small area.
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There is only one bright spot and that is the growing habit of disgruntled men of dynamiting factories and power-stations; I hope that, encouraged now as ‘patriotism’, may remain a habit! But it won’t do any good, if it is not universal.
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I've never lived anywhere else but I still Q this FT. I live in Hampton Roads (where Larehip is talking about) and it's a legitimately metropolitan area that has almost nothing to do. Norfolk's "bar scene" seems to be nothing more than a couple blocks of boring bars.
It used to be quite lively once upon a time, with plenty of action on the beach.

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That actually did happen right near where I live. We even have a bridge tunnel called the Monitor-Merrimac.
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It used to be quite lively once upon a time, with plenty of action on the beach.


There were some crazy/nutty goings-on just inland as well


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There were some crazy/nutty goings-on just inland as well
Looks pretty scenic and beautiful minus all of the dead bodies.
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You have to go to the western part of the state to get to any real nature. And then you have all the depressing, run down, redneck towns in the mountains. And past them is hillbilly territory.
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And then you have all the depressing, run down, redneck towns in the mountains. And past them is hillbilly territory.
So these are what your neighbours past the mountains look like?



It's like something out of a ****ing horror movie. One of these days I need to visit the USA and actually seek these people out for a real life experience.
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Never been there so I wouldn't know. I don't think most people in the South have actually ever seen a hillbilly. They're sort of like a myth. All we have are rumors, conjecture, and Deliverance.
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