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Going back a few pages, turbo Tim's is great and Minneapolis is like a drier, colder (but also much much sunnier) Seattle. Seriously, aside from the different geography the cities and their residents feel very similar, and you'd fit right in in mn. Housing is waaaaay cheaper too, and I never had trouble finding work.
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Olympic Mathlete posted:Every time I read this thread I wonder if this is what it feels like to slowly lose grip on reality. It scares me. Its is alternately frightening and freeing.
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Yeah psilocybe has always been a good poster but jfc dude you outdo yourself every time. The yin to kastein's Yang for sure. Glad you made it, can't wait for more truck updates.
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Also utah, idaho, montana, wyoming, arizona, new mexico. Though the [upper] midwest has a monopoly on bars where snowmobiles outnumber cars 10:1.
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