On Mar 3, 1:16*pm, "Reginald P. Smithers III" "Reggie is Here
wrote:
agent X wrote:
Harry's getting good at his craft. Out of the blue he insults the whole
city of Atlanta with a simple cut and paste. The guy is getting real
strange.

As someone who is originally from the north, I am always amazed at how
less traveled the hicks from the north are compared to the "hicks" from
the south. *The view their part of the world as perfect, and miss out on
what the rest of the world has to offer.

When I lived in the south I met lot's of folks who had never left
their hometowns, and even more that had never been out of their own
state...

wrote:
On Mar 3, 1:16 pm, "Reginald P. Smithers III" "Reggie is Here
wrote:
agent X wrote:
Harry's getting good at his craft. Out of the blue he insults the whole
city of Atlanta with a simple cut and paste. The guy is getting real
strange.
As someone who is originally from the north, I am always amazed at how
less traveled the hicks from the north are compared to the "hicks" from
the south. The view their part of the world as perfect, and miss out on
what the rest of the world has to offer.

When I lived in the south I met lot's of folks who had never left
their hometowns, and even more that had never been out of their own
state...

I guess there are northern hicks and southern hicks.

On Mar 3, 1:38*pm, wrote:
On Mar 3, 1:16*pm, "Reginald P. Smithers III" "Reggie is Here

wrote:
agent X wrote:
Harry's getting good at his craft. Out of the blue he insults the whole
city of Atlanta with a simple cut and paste. The guy is getting real
strange.

As someone who is originally from the north, I am always amazed at how
less traveled the hicks from the north are compared to the "hicks" from
the south. *The view their part of the world as perfect, and miss out on
what the rest of the world has to offer.

When I lived in the south I met lot's of folks who had never left
their hometowns, and even more that had never been out of their own
state...

I know people like that in N.Y.! And I know people in N.Y. City that
have never left there.

wrote:
On Mar 3, 1:16 pm, "Reginald P. Smithers III" "Reggie is Here
wrote:
agent X wrote:
Harry's getting good at his craft. Out of the blue he insults the whole
city of Atlanta with a simple cut and paste. The guy is getting real
strange.
As someone who is originally from the north, I am always amazed at how
less traveled the hicks from the north are compared to the "hicks" from
the south. The view their part of the world as perfect, and miss out on
what the rest of the world has to offer.

When I lived in the south I met lot's of folks who had never left
their hometowns, and even more that had never been out of their own
state...


I've been to Atlanta any number of times, and sometimes stayed for a
couple of weeks, on business. The town just plain sucks. The only part
of Georgia I'd consider as a residence is the area between Savannah and
the Tybee Islands, or possibly the Sea Islands area, or, in South
Carolina, Hilton Head or its environs.

In addition to everything else it doesn't have to offer, Atlanta is
about 240 miles from the coast.

On Mar 3, 2:24*pm, HK wrote:
wrote:
On Mar 3, 1:16 pm, "Reginald P. Smithers III" "Reggie is Here
wrote:
agent X wrote:
Harry's getting good at his craft. Out of the blue he insults the whole
city of Atlanta with a simple cut and paste. The guy is getting real
strange.
As someone who is originally from the north, I am always amazed at how
less traveled the hicks from the north are compared to the "hicks" from
the south. *The view their part of the world as perfect, and miss out on
what the rest of the world has to offer.

When I lived in the south I met lot's of folks who had never left
their hometowns, and even more that had never been out of their own
state...

I've been to Atlanta any number of times, and sometimes stayed for a
couple of weeks, on business. The town just plain sucks. The only part
of Georgia I'd consider as a residence is the area between Savannah and
the Tybee Islands, or possibly the Sea Islands area, or, in South
Carolina, Hilton Head or its environs.

In addition to everything else it doesn't have to offer, Atlanta is
about 240 miles from the coast.

You stayed in Atlanta for two whole weeks and it makes you a damned
expert?????
What doesn't Atlanta have to offer, Harry?

wrote:
On Mar 3, 2:24 pm, HK wrote:
wrote:
On Mar 3, 1:16 pm, "Reginald P. Smithers III" "Reggie is Here
wrote:
agent X wrote:
Harry's getting good at his craft. Out of the blue he insults the whole
city of Atlanta with a simple cut and paste. The guy is getting real
strange.
As someone who is originally from the north, I am always amazed at how
less traveled the hicks from the north are compared to the "hicks" from
the south. The view their part of the world as perfect, and miss out on
what the rest of the world has to offer.
When I lived in the south I met lot's of folks who had never left
their hometowns, and even more that had never been out of their own
state...
I've been to Atlanta any number of times, and sometimes stayed for a
couple of weeks, on business. The town just plain sucks. The only part
of Georgia I'd consider as a residence is the area between Savannah and
the Tybee Islands, or possibly the Sea Islands area, or, in South
Carolina, Hilton Head or its environs.

In addition to everything else it doesn't have to offer, Atlanta is
about 240 miles from the coast.

You stayed in Atlanta for two whole weeks and it makes you a damned
expert?????
What doesn't Atlanta have to offer, Harry?


Y-A-W-N. As I have stated here on more than one occasion, I don't like
Atlanta. I feed no need to justify my feeling. Further, it serves no
purpose for me to list all the reasons. I've given a couple from time to
time, that piece I swiped and reposted earlier today gave a few more
reasons, and, of course, as I stated, it is 240 miles from the coast.

The fact that a brainless, tasteless, useless idiot like you *likes*
Atlanta is just another reason to dislike it.

You shouldn't feel slighted, though. There is *nothing* I like about
Alabama, Mississippi, or Texas. There are at least areas of Georgia I
find pleasing. :)

On Mon, 03 Mar 2008 10:04:44 -0500, HK wrote:

wrote:

What is it you don't like about Atlanta?


Atlanta is composed mostly of one way streets. The only way to get out
of downtown Atlanta is to turn around and start over when you reach
Greenville, South Carolina.

Never had a problem with that, as I don't get off I-75.
I always time it so I'm going through about daybreak, or 1 pm.
That's the widest interstate I've seen. Must be a dozen lanes in some
places. Have to do about 80mph to keep from getting run down, and
I've done 90 with cars passing me.
Georgia's done a pretty nice job with the highways.
Not knocking Atlanta, as I don't know it.

--Vic

On Mar 3, 3:00*pm, HK wrote:
wrote:
On Mar 3, 2:24 pm, HK wrote:
wrote:
On Mar 3, 1:16 pm, "Reginald P. Smithers III" "Reggie is Here
wrote:
agent X wrote:
Harry's getting good at his craft. Out of the blue he insults the whole
city of Atlanta with a simple cut and paste. The guy is getting real
strange.
As someone who is originally from the north, I am always amazed at how
less traveled the hicks from the north are compared to the "hicks" from
the south. *The view their part of the world as perfect, and miss out on
what the rest of the world has to offer.
When I lived in the south I met lot's of folks who had never left
their hometowns, and even more that had never been out of their own
state...
I've been to Atlanta any number of times, and sometimes stayed for a
couple of weeks, on business. The town just plain sucks. The only part
of Georgia I'd consider as a residence is the area between Savannah and
the Tybee Islands, or possibly the Sea Islands area, or, in South
Carolina, Hilton Head or its environs.

In addition to everything else it doesn't have to offer, Atlanta is
about 240 miles from the coast.

You stayed in Atlanta for two whole weeks and it makes you a damned
expert?????
What doesn't Atlanta have to offer, Harry?

Y-A-W-N. As I have stated here on more than one occasion, I don't like
Atlanta. I feed no need to justify my feeling. Further, it serves no
purpose for me to list all the reasons. I've given a couple from time to
time, that piece I swiped and reposted earlier today gave a few more
reasons, and, of course, as I stated, it is 240 miles from the coast.

The fact that a brainless, tasteless, useless idiot like you *likes*
Atlanta is just another reason to dislike it.

You shouldn't feel slighted, though. There is *nothing* I like about
Alabama, Mississippi, or Texas. There are at least areas of Georgia I
find pleasing. *:)- Hide quoted text -

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Let's see, in all areas, DC rates consistently WAY lower than ATL.
I'm useless? Harry, I don't have to lie about my accomplishments, or
my parent's accomplishments, or my wife's accomplishments like you do.
I also don't have to constantly lie about what I have. You do.
Tasteless?? Are you kidding? All you do here is call people childish
names and sling petty insults. That's about as low life as a person
can be. That and your obsession with the phallus tells all we need to
know about you. That and your constant lying. What takes the cake is
that you've never lived in Atlanta, but think you know all about it.
You've not given ANYTHING of any substance as to why you don't like
it. I can give you hundreds of reasons it's a great place to live.
But, you are way too closed minded to be able to grasp those reasons.
Answer this. Why is Atlanta one of the fastest growing metro areas in
the country?

Vic Smith wrote:
On Mon, 03 Mar 2008 10:04:44 -0500, HK wrote:

wrote:

What is it you don't like about Atlanta?

Atlanta is composed mostly of one way streets. The only way to get out
of downtown Atlanta is to turn around and start over when you reach
Greenville, South Carolina.

Never had a problem with that, as I don't get off I-75.
I always time it so I'm going through about daybreak, or 1 pm.
That's the widest interstate I've seen. Must be a dozen lanes in some
places. Have to do about 80mph to keep from getting run down, and
I've done 90 with cars passing me.
Georgia's done a pretty nice job with the highways.
Not knocking Atlanta, as I don't know it.

--Vic


I've driven on Atlanta's interstates, but not because I was going
through Atlanta to somewhere else. Unfortunately, I-95 along the East
Coast, the main north-south highway, isn't well-maintained or kept up to
standards.

On Mar 3, 3:30*pm, Vic Smith wrote:
On Mon, 03 Mar 2008 10:04:44 -0500, HK wrote:
wrote:

What is it you don't like about Atlanta?

Atlanta is composed mostly of one way streets. The only way to get out
of downtown Atlanta is to turn around and start over when you reach
Greenville, South Carolina.

Never had a problem with that, as I don't get off I-75.
I always time it so I'm going through about daybreak, or 1 pm.
That's the widest interstate I've seen. *Must be a dozen lanes in some
places. *Have to do about 80mph to keep from getting run down, and
I've done 90 with cars passing me.
Georgia's done a pretty nice job with the highways.
Not knocking Atlanta, as I don't know it.

--Vic

That's the difference between you and Harry, Vic. If you don't know
much about an area, you don't knock it. Harry does so in ignorance
constantly. Georgia has some of the best roadways in the U.S.