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Thread started 02/26/07 5:19am

Mach	Do country folk ... You know how city folk leave the city to get away and head out to the country ... Do country folk head out to the city to get away as well ?
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Reply #1 posted 02/26/07 5:21am

Natisse	Mach said: You know how city folk leave the city to get away and head out to the country ... Do country folk head out to the city to get away as well ?
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Reply #2 posted 02/26/07 5:23am

Mach	Natisse said: Mach said: You know how city folk leave the city to get away and head out to the country ... Do country folk head out to the city to get away as well ? Me too
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Reply #3 posted 02/26/07 5:38am

Anx	i consider myself city folk, and when i want to get away i go to another city. i grew up country and i hated it, so i guess i'm still rebelling.
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Reply #4 posted 02/26/07 5:45am

Mach	Anx said: i consider myself city folk, and when i want to get away i go to another city. i grew up country and i hated it, so i guess i'm still rebelling. I grew up city ... live country and love both
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Reply #5 posted 02/26/07 5:47am

Anx	Mach said: Anx said: i consider myself city folk, and when i want to get away i go to another city. i grew up country and i hated it, so i guess i'm still rebelling. I grew up city ... live country and love both actually i think i'd really enjoy a week in the country, as long as i was really enjoying the COUNTRY and not having to put up with provincial smalltown crap.
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Reply #6 posted 02/26/07 5:49am

Mach	Anx said: Mach said: I grew up city ... live country and love both actually i think i'd really enjoy a week in the country, as long as i was really enjoying the COUNTRY and not having to put up with provincial smalltown crap. Oh yes... the small town business crap can be quite funny actually I love the country for the COUNTRY Country is a weird word if you say it to much
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Reply #7 posted 02/26/07 11:39am

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my country folk parents get away to phoenix for the winter biggrin

but they don't venture out into the city much lol

and this country girl who lives in the city goes home to the country to center nod

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Reply #8 posted 02/26/07 1:39pm

Mach	emm said: my country folk parents get away to phoenix for the winter but they don't venture out into the city much and this country girl who lives in the city goes home to the country to center One day I hope to go to Phoenix
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Reply #9 posted 02/26/07 3:42pm

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I grew up in the country and couldn't wait to get out into the city and live a little.

Now I've been in the city for 5 years, and I love going back to the country, where I get a fright that it's so quiet lol

Can't wait to settle back there, but Im too young for that just now.

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Reply #10 posted 02/26/07 3:45pm

12FU	little harder to go office building tipping though.
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Reply #11 posted 02/26/07 5:41pm

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I live outside city limits. redface

It's not as bad as it can be though. I think about those folks who are at least 30 minutes away from the nearest place and feel thankful that I don't live out that far. lol

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Reply #12 posted 02/26/07 10:57pm

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I grew up in the country (on a farm) and could not wait to leave. I hate visiting, I hate being there, I hate everything about it. It's so utterly and completely boring and void of excitement. I would never willing vacation in the country...ever. bored

And camping? Fucking for-get it. I think that would be tantamount to being in hell for me!

My parents still live on the farm and when they go on 'vacation' they go to other 'nature' places--not necessarily the "country" though. They do come visit me in New York, but that's not really a vacation for them, it's more like a parental obligation. lol

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Reply #13 posted 02/27/07 7:59am

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I grew up in a tiny town. I now live in a large town. I would prefer a city, but not a large one. And when I want to go somewhere, I usually go to a city. Depends. You can't go hiking in the city really.

This one's for you.

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Reply #14 posted 02/27/07 8:21am

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