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To: votelife
Yes. MS and the rest of the deep south are much different in mentality from AR. They have "southern culture", while AR has "hillbilly culture", similar to West Virginia. AR is much whiter than the rest of the deep South, but also has a much poorer and less educated white populace. The only real wealth in the state is concentrated in a few neighborhoods in Little Rock and in the Northwest corner where Wal-Mart is headquartered. The rest of the state is pretty much a desolate wasteland of welfare and shoddy living conditions.
351 posted on 11/04/2003 5:56:00 PM PST by wylenetheconservative
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To: wylenetheconservative
appreciate the analysis.
368 posted on 11/04/2003 5:58:02 PM PST by votelife (Elect a Filibuster Proof Majority)
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To: wylenetheconservative
I have lived in Alabama and Mississippi and like them both.

We used to drive through Arkansas a couple of times a year going from Oklahoma or Kansas, home to Florida. I also liked Arkansas except for the extreme Southeastern part of the state which was pretty ugly.

One thing I still recall about Arkansas is that the town of Russelville was absolutely overflowing with babes. I mean real lookers. We would usually stop there for the night and even the local checkers at Wal-Mart looked like movie stars.

On the whole tho. Alabama and Mississippi both have prettier girls.

Oh yes, about the election, I hope Haley wins.

393 posted on 11/04/2003 6:01:25 PM PST by yarddog
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To: wylenetheconservative
Ever heard of Murphy Oil Corporation? Hint: It's not located in Little Rock.
428 posted on 11/04/2003 6:06:30 PM PST by kcvl
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