Oh, Maryland, what happened to you?

[Anonymous]

Guys, why can't we unite against Florida? They are the real embarrassment here.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Guys, why can't we unite against Florida? They are the real embarrassment here.

Because it’s one of the top states where people form the New York and other parts of the country are moving.
Okay, you.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Guys, why can't we unite against Florida? They are the real embarrassment here.

If it’s so deplorable, it wouldn’t be one of the top 3 states to move to, moron.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Guys, why can't we unite against Florida? They are the real embarrassment here.

Actually Mississippi is the primary embarrassment, followed by Alabama and then Florida.

Maryland and Virginia are much of a muchness, especially in the DC metro.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Guys, why can't we unite against Florida? They are the real embarrassment here.

Domestic migration named Florida with over 315,000 moving to outranking every other state including yours buddy.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Guys, why can't we unite against Florida? They are the real embarrassment here.

Actually Mississippi is the primary embarrassment, followed by Alabama and then Florida.

Maryland and Virginia are much of a muchness, especially in the DC metro.

You must have dropped out of high school in Mississippi.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Guys, why can't we unite against Florida? They are the real embarrassment here.

Actually Mississippi is the primary embarrassment, followed by Alabama and then Florida.

Maryland and Virginia are much of a muchness, especially in the DC metro.

You must have dropped out of high school in Mississippi.

Ha troll, I'm actually from Virginia, which is why I know Maryland and Virginia are pretty much the same.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Guys, why can't we unite against Florida? They are the real embarrassment here.

Actually Mississippi is the primary embarrassment, followed by Alabama and then Florida.

Maryland and Virginia are much of a muchness, especially in the DC metro.

You must have dropped out of high school in Mississippi.

Ha troll, I'm actually from Virginia, which is why I know Maryland and Virginia are pretty much the same.

Not np, but are you the little obnoxious Washingtonian, hey toots, the world no longer revolves around you and your prejudices towards other communities. We're all WOKE now, just not nut jobs like you. Bless you little heart.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Richest and most educated state in the country.

Virginia can’t stop it’s inferiority complex seething spamming.

Massachusetts is laughing at the first statement.

x1000000

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Richest and most educated state in the country.

Virginia can’t stop it’s inferiority complex seething spamming.

Massachusetts is laughing at the first statement.

x1000000

I’m sure places like most of the Berkshires, Springfield, Chicopee, Holyoke, Greenfield, Orange, Athol, Ware, Southbridge, Worcester, Fitchburg, Leominster, Lowell, Lawrence, Haverhill, Lynn, Revere, Winthrop, Chelsea, Mattapan, Randolph, Brockton, Taunton, Fall River, New Bedford, and Wareham are all laughing…

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I grew up in Bethesda and made my way over to Virginia after college due to better work prospects in Virginia. My parents finally left Maryland a few years ago and we don’t go back often. I traveled to Bethesda and Rockville yesterday for the first time in about a year. What struck me the most:

-panhandlers at every side of all the major intersections. I’m shocked Montgomery county allows that.

-why on earth did they take 1/3 of a major artery (Old Georgetown Road) and close it off for bike traffic? Want to know how may bicyclists I saw using that section of the road? Exactly zero.

-I almost hit two pedestrians in two completely different areas who stepped in front of my car in the middle of the block when they were looking at their phones. Neither of them ever seemed to even notice I was there.

-I also almost got hit four separate times by people either pulling into traffic from the side streets without caring if it was clear, or realizing they wanted to turn at the next intersection when they were several lanes over.

Is it entitlement? Or do people in Maryland just tend to have their heads up their rears? I couldn’t figure it out but the vibe there is so different than it was when I was growing up there (in the 70’s and 80’s) and so different from Virginia. How do people stomach living there these days?

The State did that.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Funny, I only see roadside panhandlers in DC and Virginia. In Bethesda/Rockville we have the rose sellers.

Panhandlers at almost every intersection of 355 in Rockville moving up toward Gaithersburg. Don't know about the southern parts.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Troll thread. Panhandlers at every intersection? Nope. Almost hit four pedestrians? Nope. Almost hit four times? Nope. I’ve lived in MD 20 years and none of this has ever happened to me in a single day.

Another insecure Virginian trying to feel good about themselves.

+1

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Troll thread. Panhandlers at every intersection? Nope. Almost hit four pedestrians? Nope. Almost hit four times? Nope. I’ve lived in MD 20 years and none of this has ever happened to me in a single day.

Another insecure Virginian trying to feel good about themselves.

Ok, where do you live? I'm in Rockville. Derwood actually. And there are jaywalkers across 355 ALL THE TIME. And people get hit all the time near the Rockville post office where 355/Hungerford and Washington St. meet. There are tons of homeless in the area since the men's Gude shelter shut down.

[Anonymous]

Left Maryland (where I grew up) as soon as I could financially get out of there, this thread is not surprising.