Detailed reasons for why you wouldn't live in Prince Georges County...

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Anonymous wrote:

the white people in that pic seem fine. you're the snowflake.

link where I can buy the shirt?

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

the white people in that pic seem fine. you're the snowflake.

link where I can buy the shirt?

I was being facetious I live and love living in PG

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https://www.spreadshirt.com/i+scare+white+people+men-s+fine+jersey+t-shirt-D12780158

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Guy about to be thrown out of starbucks, I presume?

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Anonymous wrote:Guy about to be thrown out of starbucks, I presume?

LOL

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WPGC

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Anonymous wrote:WPGC

...the radio station headquartered in DC?

Yall are so ignorant

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I think I saw them set up outside the Whole Foods and I don’t even know if they brought their own bags or what so definitely sketchy

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Anonymous wrote:We left Bowie because we were unhappy with the schools. We moved to Montgomery county. With multiple children it didn't make sense to pay for private school.
That was 95% of the reason we left. In terms of shopping and things to do, there were plenty. In fact I felt like there was much more to do with close proximity to Annapolis,Baltimore and DC than we now have in Montgomery county. I was very happy with my shopping options as well - wegmans, Macy's, MOMs organics.

...with close proximity...

Proximity means close. So close closeness?

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Anonymous wrote:We left Bowie because we were unhappy with the schools. We moved to Montgomery county. With multiple children it didn't make sense to pay for private school.
That was 95% of the reason we left. In terms of shopping and things to do, there were plenty. In fact I felt like there was much more to do with close proximity to Annapolis,Baltimore and DC than we now have in Montgomery county. I was very happy with my shopping options as well - wegmans, Macy's, MOMs organics.

...with close proximity...

Proximity means close. So close closeness?

it's a common idiom that means very close, you complete dick

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Anonymous wrote:

Isn’t that sort of like the small asthmatic kid in class wearing a shit that says “I scare bullies”.

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Anonymous wrote:

Isn’t that sort of like the small asthmatic kid in class wearing a shit that says “I scare bullies”.

Annoy might be a better term for the pearl clutching types

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Anonymous wrote:Let's be clear. Prince George's County is the WEALTHIEST predominantly African American county IN THE UNITED STATES. It is not a poor county. Outside of the beltway, you've got nothing but (predominantly black) families living the American Dream and low crime. Inside the beltway is where you may find some shady areas and crime, but that's because it's close to DC. DC is the problem, not PG county.

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Let's be clear. Prince George's County is the WEALTHIEST predominantly African American county IN THE UNITED STATES. It is not a poor county. Outside of the beltway, you've got nothing but (predominantly black) families living the American Dream and low crime. Inside the beltway is where you may find some shady areas and crime, but that's because it's close to DC. DC is the problem, not PG county.

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Wealthiest doesn’t equal wealthy. Wealthiest Black county also is misleading as there isn’t much competition for number 2. Being solidly middle class really just speaks more to the income disparity. I don’t think anybody called it poor but depressed compared to the rest of the DC metro area. As to inequality there isn’t a single black neighborhood in the 1000 richest in the entire country. Also in those areas there area only about 1% black residents with many closer to 0.
https://www.citylab.com/equity/2014/03/americas-1000-richest-neighborhoods/8610/