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God bless you President Reagan. Thank you for your service to our

country.

Lemming.

Poor Kevin Noble, his brain riddled with FAS.

Hey, JoeTechnician, I'll be in Florida in two weeks. Care to get
together for a beer? I'll be in Masaryktown, near Brookesville.



Masaryktown? Yup. Seems like your kind of place.

Masaryktown compared to Florida state average:
a.. Median house value below state average.
b.. Median age significantly above state average.
c.. Renting percentage below state average.
d.. Number of college students below state average.
e.. Percentage of population with a bachelor's degree or higher
significantly below state average.




I'd be wary if I were you. Your part of Florida, while affluent, is not
the kind of place I'd choose to live. No major league hospitals,
universities, orchestras, museums, and all that goes with them. Not even
any great historical significance.

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God bless you President Reagan. Thank you for your service to our

country.

Lemming.

Poor Kevin Noble, his brain riddled with FAS.

Hey, JoeTechnician, I'll be in Florida in two weeks. Care to get
together for a beer? I'll be in Masaryktown, near Brookesville.



Masaryktown? Yup. Seems like your kind of place.

Masaryktown compared to Florida state average:
a.. Median house value below state average.
b.. Median age significantly above state average.
c.. Renting percentage below state average.
d.. Number of college students below state average.
e.. Percentage of population with a bachelor's degree or higher
significantly below state average.




I'd be wary if I were you. Your part of Florida, while affluent, is not
the kind of place I'd choose to live.

Uh-oh. It doesn't land on harry's approval list?

No major league hospitals,

The Cleveland Clinic in Naples is only open for about 3 or 4 years. Give it
time. We just had a Bascomb Palmer Eye Institute open as well.

universities,

No, it's not a university town...yet. The founder of Domino's Pizza has
donated a quarter of a billion dollars to build the "Notre Dame of the
South" just 15 miles East of where I live. We'll have to see where it
stands academically in about 15 years from now.

http://members.aol.com/kq4ym/avemaria.html

orchestras,

Naples Philharmonic Orchestra

http://www.thephil.org/index2.html



museums, and all that goes with them.

Neither does your "town". Museums are found in large cities...which Naples
is not.

Not even
any great historical significance.

Not sure how that matters?

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God bless you President Reagan. Thank you for your service to our

country.


Lemming.

Poor Kevin Noble, his brain riddled with FAS.

Hey, JoeTechnician, I'll be in Florida in two weeks. Care to get
together for a beer? I'll be in Masaryktown, near Brookesville.



Masaryktown? Yup. Seems like your kind of place.

Masaryktown compared to Florida state average:
a.. Median house value below state average.
b.. Median age significantly above state average.
c.. Renting percentage below state average.
d.. Number of college students below state average.
e.. Percentage of population with a bachelor's degree or higher
significantly below state average.




I'd be wary if I were you. Your part of Florida, while affluent, is not
the kind of place I'd choose to live.


Uh-oh. It doesn't land on harry's approval list?


No major league hospitals,


The Cleveland Clinic in Naples is only open for about 3 or 4 years. Give it
time. We just had a Bascomb Palmer Eye Institute open as well.


Thanks, I'll stick with the first-class teaching hospitals in my metro
area.




universities,


No, it's not a university town...yet. The founder of Domino's Pizza has
donated a quarter of a billion dollars to build the "Notre Dame of the
South" just 15 miles East of where I live. We'll have to see where it
stands academically in about 15 years from now.


On the side of right-wing extremism, just like the founder of Domino's



http://members.aol.com/kq4ym/avemaria.html


orchestras,


Naples Philharmonic Orchestra

http://www.thephil.org/index2.html


Regional orchestras can be fun.






museums, and all that goes with them.


Neither does your "town". Museums are found in large cities...which Naples
is not.

I live in the Washington, D.C.-Baltimore, MD area...and am about 40
miles from each. i am in downtown DC three days a week. Some of the best
museums in the world are in my metro area.





Not even
any great historical significance.


Not sure how that matters?



Yeah, well...that sorta figures.

"Harry Krause" wrote in message
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No, it's not a university town...yet. The founder of Domino's Pizza has
donated a quarter of a billion dollars to build the "Notre Dame of the
South" just 15 miles East of where I live. We'll have to see where it
stands academically in about 15 years from now.


On the side of right-wing extremism, just like the founder of Domino's

Isn't that the knucklehead who lets just about every civic group or
commercial promoter in his company's home town use the company's land for
gatherings, but refused to allow the Lilith (womens' music) festival to rent
the space because it might attract (whispering) lesbians? What a brilliant
PR move!

It's W.A.S.P. pizza, anyway. Nobody in their right mind likes it.

Doug Kanter wrote:

"Harry Krause" wrote in message
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No, it's not a university town...yet. The founder of Domino's Pizza has
donated a quarter of a billion dollars to build the "Notre Dame of the
South" just 15 miles East of where I live. We'll have to see where it
stands academically in about 15 years from now.


On the side of right-wing extremism, just like the founder of Domino's


Isn't that the knucklehead who lets just about every civic group or
commercial promoter in his company's home town use the company's land for
gatherings, but refused to allow the Lilith (womens' music) festival to rent
the space because it might attract (whispering) lesbians? What a brilliant
PR move!

It's W.A.S.P. pizza, anyway. Nobody in their right mind likes it.




It is indeed garbage pizza, especially for a fellow like me who was born
in and grew up in New Haven, Connecticut, home of Pepe's Pizza,
considered by most who know as the very best pizza in the world.

LOL, everyone knows the best pizza is in New York City.

"Harry Krause" wrote in message
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Doug Kanter wrote:

"Harry Krause" wrote in message
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No, it's not a university town...yet. The founder of Domino's Pizza
has
donated a quarter of a billion dollars to build the "Notre Dame of the
South" just 15 miles East of where I live. We'll have to see where it
stands academically in about 15 years from now.


On the side of right-wing extremism, just like the founder of Domino's


Isn't that the knucklehead who lets just about every civic group or
commercial promoter in his company's home town use the company's land
for
gatherings, but refused to allow the Lilith (womens' music) festival to
rent
the space because it might attract (whispering) lesbians? What a
brilliant
PR move!

It's W.A.S.P. pizza, anyway. Nobody in their right mind likes it.




It is indeed garbage pizza, especially for a fellow like me who was born
in and grew up in New Haven, Connecticut, home of Pepe's Pizza,
considered by most who know as the very best pizza in the world.

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LOL, everyone knows the best pizza is in New York City.

Agreed. Connecticut? LOL. That *is* pretty funny, Harry.





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Doug Kanter wrote:

"Harry Krause" wrote in message
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No, it's not a university town...yet. The founder of Domino's Pizza
has
donated a quarter of a billion dollars to build the "Notre Dame of
the
South" just 15 miles East of where I live. We'll have to see where
it
stands academically in about 15 years from now.


On the side of right-wing extremism, just like the founder of Domino's


Isn't that the knucklehead who lets just about every civic group or
commercial promoter in his company's home town use the company's land
for
gatherings, but refused to allow the Lilith (womens' music) festival
to
rent
the space because it might attract (whispering) lesbians? What a
brilliant
PR move!

It's W.A.S.P. pizza, anyway. Nobody in their right mind likes it.




It is indeed garbage pizza, especially for a fellow like me who was born
in and grew up in New Haven, Connecticut, home of Pepe's Pizza,
considered by most who know as the very best pizza in the world.

Pakki's make great pizza????

"Harry Krause" wrote in message
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I'd be wary if I were you. Your part of Florida, while affluent, is not
the kind of place I'd choose to live. No major league hospitals,
universities, orchestras, museums, and all that goes with them. Not even
any great historical significance.

Why do you think he cares if you wanted to live in his area?

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"Harry Krause" wrote in message
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I'd be wary if I were you. Your part of Florida, while affluent, is not
the kind of place I'd choose to live. No major league hospitals,
universities, orchestras, museums, and all that goes with them. Not even
any great historical significance.

Why do you think he cares if you wanted to live in his area?

It's actually a better place because he and his ilk don't live here. He can
go to the other coast where he'd be more welcome.