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DUCKGOGETTER · #1 04-15-2012, 01:30 PM

Sitting here at work listening to some shenendoah, and sunday in the south came on which is one of my favorite songs. It made me think that no matter what we're doing weather it maybe working, fishing or spending the afternoon around a barbque pit with freinds and family there's nothing better than a sunday in the south. So take the time to cherish this day.

Thanks, DGG

Wide Open · #2 04-15-2012, 01:32 PM

U are very correct! It's a southern thing!

Raymond · #3 04-15-2012, 01:41 PM

BBQn some poke chops and shiken while enjoyn a 40 oz. Wind is a killer today, when it stops I am afraid the rain will start again. No better place in the world than the South!

Red Devil · #4 04-15-2012, 01:42 PM

Amen!!!!!!

jgannard · #5 04-15-2012, 02:00 PM

Yea you right brother.

Asterisk-Rich · #6 04-15-2012, 02:11 PM

I was just thinking exactly the opposite. I'm bored as all hell when im not fishing or hunting. With the wind being like it has been im thinking about either getting out of here until hunting season or picking up hang gliding

Montauk17 · #7 04-15-2012, 02:20 PM

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I was just thinking exactly the opposite. I'm bored as all hell when im not fishing or hunting. With the wind being like it has been im thinking about either getting out of here until hunting season or picking up hang gliding

Fish still eat when it's windy....just sayin'

ckinchen · #8 04-15-2012, 02:35 PM

Well said sir. I lived "up north" at one point in my life, no thanks....

Asterisk-Rich · #9 04-15-2012, 02:44 PM

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Well said sir. I lived "up north" at one point in my life, no thanks....

I thoroughly enjoyed the north and their easy women especially the jewish ones

ckinchen · #10 04-15-2012, 02:51 PM

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I thoroughly enjoyed the north and their easy women especially the jewish ones

I was married when I moved up north so that wasn't a factor for me. I still have several clients in NYC and other places that I visit. For me, there is nothing like the south.

Asterisk-Rich · #11 04-15-2012, 03:12 PM

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I was married when I moved up north so that wasn't a factor for me. I still have several clients in NYC and other places that I visit. For me, there is nothing like the south. You must agree right? You came back...

There is no place like home.

I guess i'm just a restless spirit. 26 yrs old, No wife, No Girlfriend, No kids and really cant see myself with any of those anytime soon. I enjoy moving around and meeting new people and learning new places. Since i graduated High School I have lived in California, New York, Utah, Texas, Idaho and Washington. I stayed in NYC the longest and definitely had the most fun up there but you are right, something always draws me back to Louisiana.

ckinchen · #12 04-15-2012, 03:15 PM

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There is no place like home.

I guess i'm just a restless spirit. 26 yrs old, No wife, No Girlfriend, No kids and really cant see myself with any of those anytime soon. I enjoy moving around and meeting new people and learning new places. Since i graduated High School I have lived in California, New York, Utah, Texas, Idaho and Washington. I stayed in NYC the longest and definitely had the most fun up there but you are right, something always draws me back to Louisiana.

This will help you in the long run, getting to know other cultures and the unique experiences that come with this experience will give you a multitude of things to draw back on as you get older. I commend you for it, and your right now while you do not have a family is the time to move around and see the country.

southern151 · #13 04-15-2012, 08:39 PM

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There is no place like home.

I guess i'm just a restless spirit. 26 yrs old, No wife, No Girlfriend, No kids and really cant see myself with any of those anytime soon. I enjoy moving around and meeting new people and learning new places. Since i graduated High School I have lived in California, New York, Utah, Texas, Idaho and Washington. I stayed in NYC the longest and definitely had the most fun up there but you are right, something always draws me back to Louisiana.

I was the exact same at 26. I spent a lot of time in South America though. Venezuela was pretty cool but Aruba and Colombia will always be a dear place in my heart....

Today, over 6 years later, I love my "grounded" life! I have the "been there, done that, got the t-shirt" mentality I guess. That being said, I love my southern life!

Armand16 · #14 04-15-2012, 02:54 PM

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I thoroughly enjoyed the north and their easy women especially the jewish ones

But u know damnn well the hot women reside in the south. Jewish women have big noses

ckinchen · #15 04-15-2012, 03:00 PM

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But u know damnn well the hot women reside in the south. Jewish women have big noses

Southern women as a group are much more attracive. Not to say the professional type in NYC cannot turn a few heads.

Asterisk-Rich · #16 04-15-2012, 03:26 PM

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But u know damnn well the hot women reside in the south. Jewish women have big noses

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Southern women as a group are much more attracive. Not to say the professional type in NYC cannot turn a few heads.

Most beautiful women are from the South, but if i could duck hunt somewhere within in thirty minutes of NYC AND AFFORD it i probably would never have left. My share of the rent in my apartment was $1600 a month not including utilities.

ckinchen · #17 04-15-2012, 03:28 PM

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Most beautiful women are from the South, but if i could duck hunt somewhere within in thirty minutes of NYC AND AFFORD it i probably would never have left. My share of the rent in my apartment was $1600 a month not including utilities.

What are apartments going for in the Bronx or Queens these days? Not that you would want to live there. Uptown is out of control.

Asterisk-Rich · #18 04-15-2012, 03:33 PM

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What are apartments going for in the Bronx or Queens these days? Not that you would want to live there. Uptown is out of control.

My mom had a 2 bedroom 1 Bath apartment in Kew Gardens, Queens that was around $1800 a month. It was probably twice the square footage of my apartment in the Meat packing district. She liked it because it was close to Laguardia.

I was reading an article earlier that Manhattan rents are at an all time high surpassing the record which was set in 2002 before the economy crashed.