My Dad has a place in Scottsdale that I have visited a few times. I really like it down there. I wouldn't want to be there in the summer, but for Oct-April it's really nice.
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My Dad has a place in Scottsdale that I have visited a few times. I really like it down there. I wouldn't want to be there in the summer, but for Oct-April it's really nice.
Problem is you don't know what constitutes 'pissing someone off' these days.Quote:
Originally Posted by suntan
https://www.click2houston.com/news/l...ng-in-tomball/
Still no reports on why this happened.
I'm okay with heat. Just an excuse to put on the speedo.Quote:
Originally Posted by asp integra
Summer is Scottsdale is too hot by any definition.Quote:
Originally Posted by suntan
Don't make me wear a speedo at the next lunch.Quote:
Originally Posted by killramos
Another example or something too hotQuote:
Originally Posted by suntan
I had that happen in Williams lake bc, rednecks gonna redneckQuote:
Originally Posted by BavarianBeast
If I become PUSA, I will approve significant and prolonged nuclear testing throughout Phoenix. I will include this in my campaign platform.
Please fund my campaign.
Murder cases 2015-2020Quote:
Originally Posted by jwslam
San Diego: 37-55/yr
Calgary: 24-40/yr
It's very close. Just quick google. Not sure if there are more or less crime in the surrounding suburbs.
I'm shocked you're not pumping Butte, MT with the copper mine.Quote:
Originally Posted by ZenOps
http://www.mininghistoryassociation....tteHistory.htm
My understanding of the us is that property crimes are essentially flat with Canada, there is however far more violent crime.
BUT that violent crime is heavily biased toward... certain segments of the population.
Too much tonnage. As a side hobby like chasing down pokemon - what you really want is a nice pink quartz deposit, and just go for gold pickers.Quote:
Originally Posted by mr2mike
CPS receives an average of 3300 missing persons reports a year.Quote:
Originally Posted by Xtrema
San Diego 2020: 37k adults + 3k children
:dunno:
I would assume the ratio of happy endings is similar?
fucking redheadsQuote:
Originally Posted by killramos
I loled.Quote:
Originally Posted by Buster
Only 3K adult for SD county according to your link. So more pedos in SD confirmed? :DQuote:
Originally Posted by jwslam
Look, if you look hard enough, you will probably find a stat of one being better than the other. All I'm saying it's close.
All I'm saying is, it's not cold, it's not hot, it's not humid most of the time. Seem relatively peaceful around La Jolla and many other areas. And if you are looking for trouble, just 2hr drive north or south.
I loved my time living in South Carolina. (Rock Hill) The commute into Charlotte wasn't too bad. Housing, food...booze, all really cheap. Great weather. Under 3 hours to the beach or Smokey Mountains for hiking.
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I'll defer to @Tik-Tok for at sort of analysis work.Quote:
Originally Posted by jwslam
Dunno what to tell you, it's also a problem here and while I would not WANT to live in a gated community, I could see myself ending up in one. Our riff-raff is just as bad as their riff-raff IMO, we just keep it to a slow burn because it is proven colder communities see less crime. Nobody doing wild shit when it is -30*C for two weeks.Quote:
Originally Posted by ExtraSlow
Most acreages nowadays have gates, and with good reason, rural crime is bonkers. Between Edmonton, Calgary, and Red Deer, I don't know a single community where I wouldn't lock the doors.
I think Canadian's suffer from thinking we are better than the US in a lot of ways. I don't believe that to be the case. Our property crime stats outstrip the USA on average, while violent crime is higher in the USA. The USA is substantially richer than us as well, to the tune of almost $20k usd per person in GDP, and from what I can tell, for the most part, it is very easy to live somewhere that would be 25%-50% lower of a cost of living. So basically, our fat lazy slobs get more government handouts, so they don't look like fat lazy slobs. Yay us?
https://www150.statcan.gc.ca/n1/en/p...df?st=HG3I2hg8
You're kidding yourself if you think acreages have gates for security. 99/100 of acreages with gates don't have fences.Quote:
Originally Posted by zechs