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To: mrs. a
Don't know where You are now but.

They Tax your car/truck EVERY YEAR when you get tags. State Inspections are a PIA!

Things are not cheap.

State income taxes.

You have to take a complete new drivers test to get a DL, no trade ins no matter how long you have been driving.

That's just the top of My list.

Then I move on to THEY GOT VERY FEW PLACES THAT DO BBQ BRISKET!!!

When one does find BBQ Brisket it doesn't have pickles and onions with it. If you ask for them they sautee the onions! and the pickles come out warm!!!

They got that nasty vinegar bbq sauce.

They put coleslaw on the bbq pig sandwiches.

Where I came from those are ALL BBQ Felonies!

< /rant >

But we do have open carry...

3 posted on 06/29/2014 7:30:20 AM PDT by mabarker1 (Please, Somebody Impeach the kenyan!!!! Once again dingy hairball, STFU!!! You corrupt POS!!!)
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To: mabarker1

As frequent visitor can attest to your list. The tax on cars, which goes down every year based on bluebook value— is ridiculous and counter productive. Most people drive a 91 or older car, souped up and not liable for emissions or any other “inspections” except safety (brake, lights horns, turn signals etc). So, while cheap an annual annoyance as part of getting registration renewed (along with centrally billed county tax on the vehicle which must be paid before renewal).

This is antiquated English style law.

You left out a biggie— highest gasoline tax east of Miss. River. Why? Because the long haulers coming in over I-40 from way out West have to cross the state straight over to intersect I-85 north to merge to I-95. And they buy massive tankloads of fuel in NC to do so. The “conservative” state legislature will not roll back the gallon taxes (rate based btw on consumption) nor will they the useless inspections, or the county vehicle taxes. Aside from these, though generally these are conservatives of both “parties”

State has been destroyed by 3 federal/statist/bankster effects. First, the furniture industry (great craftsmen of multigenerations— no longer making quality US furniture). Second: Textiles (all off shored to SE Asia, Indonesia, chinka, etc. many many empty factory buildings for lease or crumbled. Finally— Tobacco (declared a health hazard, taxed to death but NOT banned) is grown only on spec contract— still the largest producer in the country but the sources of tobacco are largely foreign (Zimbabwe).

BBQ— a source of contrast... even from NC to SC to GA to AL it all varies. New experience the finely chopped mound of pit cooked pork with apple vinegar sauces and rubs. It’s great stuff... and different than Texas brisket (which also we love). BBQ varies all across this country. Never been to KC but use the sauce base for our own.

Do have open carry. Bushmasters are made in NC, and Rugers. And.. do defend marriage as being a man and a woman, with a state referendum re-affirming constitutional and statutes. Supported by... the conservative church attending black population in gross reaction to the queer leadership of state dems.

This info have gathered through many down home trips through the state.


4 posted on 06/29/2014 7:53:05 AM PDT by John S Mosby (Sic Semper Tyrannis)
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To: mabarker1

“Don’t know where You are now but...”

I’m in Maryland. I’m sure you know how things are here!

The only thing I will miss are the steamed crabs. There’s nothing finer this side of heaven.

At least your state seems to be moving in a better direction than mine!


6 posted on 06/29/2014 3:31:36 PM PDT by mrs. a (It's a short life but a merry one...)
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To: mabarker1

BBQ is most definetly a regional type dish. Cooking and ingredients vary greatly.
I want order BBQ from a resturant in NC.


8 posted on 06/29/2014 5:04:20 PM PDT by deport
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