Posted on 05/04/2014 5:36:43 PM PDT by SeekAndFind
I live in the Sacramento area right now. We have been thinking of retiring in the Reno area. We go there a lot checking out the different neighborhoods. Somersett and Arrowcreek are our favorites. Both are well planned communities with beautiful views. Open space. Golf courses. Trails. The only thing holding us back is that we love our home and neighborhood.
Article says AT LEAST 600 FROM EACH STATE.
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I also missed that it was from EACH State, when I commented to sasquatch.
Doesn’t discount my assertion that the sample size is too small for the polls to publish figures as though the results represent the majority of people in each State.
Hey man, if you lived in Pahrump Nevada, you’d want to get the hell out too.
“Stay put. Y’all made your bed.”
Don’t blame nevadans, california virtually tripled our population since the 80s, and brought their krap with em. Once the locusts finsh devouring all that is good, they will ravage the next conservative state, and frankly, texas, tag you’re it
The problem in left leaning states is that both parties are corrupt. While many individuals are innocent, the majority of the voters give their consent at the polls.
That’s the truth! ILL-ANNOY SUCKS
Bad weather: Eastern Idaho which is cold and windy. Most of the population lives in the "banana belt of Idaho" around Boise.
Bad schools: Nampa School District is awful. Other public schools are influenced by the LDS Church. The LDS Church and social network is a factor that almost everyone knows exists but rarely mentions directly.
I'd move back to Alaska if I could.
I live in the Vegas area, but not “IN” Vegas. I’ve been here since 1983, but I was also born in Reno. I’m not leaving. I love the heat. I’m *knock on wood* isolated from the crime. And the LVMS is 20 miles north, across the street from the air base.
As for the Californians who moved here, another wave hit when the Northridge Shake took place, little realizing that we, too, are on a fault line.
Nevada (especially Las Vegas) never really bounced back from the economic downturn late last decade. But also remember, Nevada (because of Vegas) is a state where lots of new people come every year and lots of people leave every year. It’s been that way for a while - broken dreams and all.
If you like heat, dust and wind, southern Nevada is the place to be. But we also have crime, traffic jams and we are the *kof-kof* home of Harry Reid. If you can stand the stigma of living in his home state, come on down!
It was my home state before it was his and I will welcome you! FReepmail me if I can answer any questions.
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Thanks — you are most kind.
Nevada is a very transient state. If they reported the states people were planning to move *to* it would be near the top of the list.
All the others are Dem hellholes with net outmigration.
No series.... Stay!
Yup. They want to bring their malaise to other areas so we can all suffer equally. They can stay away from Texas as far as I'm concerned.
Yeah I had heard that. Lots of them came after the quake.
Funny thing is, I am out in Pahrump, if I want vegas I can just drive in, but I would never think of living there in the city proper.
The only area out there that seemed kind of rural to me was out by the silverton, behind the casino. More big lots and nice homes without the McMansions all painted the same colors lol.
You tell a Vegas person that they should have moved out here and they look at you like you are nuts. They seem to think that its like some kind of scary post apocalyptic world in Pahrump :)
We love it out here.
Hotter than hell in the summer....Colder than a whore's heart in the winter.
Ticks bigger than rabbits...and Chiggers bigger than mice.
Tornadoes that kill ya like gang banger's every spring....FLoods!! Earthquakes!!!
You all don't want to come to OK!!!
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