pancake
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- Seattle, WA
That can give me a discount? 
Long shot but it doesn't hurt to ask.

Long shot but it doesn't hurt to ask.
ladywolf said:pancake....why ya movin, and where ya movin to?
YES!! EVERY REASON!ECKSJAY said:Does one need a reason to move from CA to WA?![]()
ladywolf said:even with a pissy ass mountain that cant decide what she wants to do.
Actually Lady...we might be in danger of that. it's been raining for 28ish days. Good reason to upgrade to 35sladywolf said:(3) washed away by mud?
Your first lesson for living in the PNW;pancake said:Moving for work. Rain is ok, but I do miss CA sometimes.
TRNDRVR said:Your first lesson for living in the PNW;
If the clouds are high, it's going to rain.
If the clouds are low, it's going to rain.
If it's not raining, it's going to rain.
All major holidays, Memorial Day, Fourth of July, Labor Day, it's going to rain.
Summers are beautiful, but, if it's not raining, it's going to rain.
With this short lesson, you're now a qualified PNW meteorologist. From this day forward, you’ll always be able to predict the days weather, whatever it might be.
Dan.
Ogden, UT.
ECKSJAY said:Second lesson: If you're moving here from out of state, STFU and accept things the way they are. Don't try to change it just because you don't like it.![]()
I wish I knew that before I moved to Utah......:gag:ECKSJAY said:Second lesson: If you're moving here from out of state, STFU and accept things the way they are. Don't try to change it just because you don't like it.![]()
XJourney said:Welcome Pancake. Oh and NEVER use an umbrella, it is a dead give away that your an outsider.![]()
pancake said:That can give me a discount?
Long shot but it doesn't hurt to ask.
ECKSJAY said:Second lesson: If you're moving here from out of state, STFU and accept things the way they are. Don't try to change it just because you don't like it.![]()
Actually, in Utah I lived in a town called Perry(outside Ogden, and Brigham city), there was like 1500, to about a couple thousand people, then I moved to a town called Deweyville(outside of Tremonton), which had about 300 people. Life in small towns is the same everywhere. I have lived in places from 300 to 10 million people. I just know that I have found more unsociable people here more than everywhere else.ladywolf said:anderson, you try being in WA where i'm from. town of 90 people, most of them are related in some way shape or form, and if ANYTHING happens, the whole town knows about it BEFORE you get home. believe me, lots of rivalries, families dont like other families and make it their buziness to make life a living hell. but its all good, kids run around with no parents to supervise (and they dont get in trouble), dogs sleep in the street, cows come thru every so often, dogs and cats run rampant, and for the most part everyone is happy.