What do I have to say to discourage anybody else from doing it? I hope I'm not turning in to one of those ornery old coots. I used to welcome newcomers to the neighbornhood,but there have just been too many bad apples spoiling the barrel. Disadvantage? We're getting to be more and more clanish,for a reason.Tree hugging animal rights nut job city slickers aren't welcome anymore. Pains in the a$$ need a hard lesson in minding their own business. I've had it with the people that come out to visit the slickers who've moved here too. They drive like maniacs and seem to think we're an attraction in a zoo for them to point and laugh at and talk to with a condacending attitude. Jacka$$es think we're all a bunch of uneducated hicks. They couldn't take care of themselves for 5 minutes and we're the stupid ones? GO HOME. There's no social life for you here and you're going to be VERY lonely. Sorry about the rant,but there are more than enough of these pains in the neck here already. So,the disadvantage of living in the country,too many city slicker yuppies making life H*LL.
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