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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Zipcodes are often NOT competitive.  
This is a distinctly DC and NYC phenomena.   
No, not new to life.   I just have one.  
Zing! I win! Bye! 
(ooo, you are sooo mad now aren't you?  GO ALL CAPS WHY DON'T YOU, MR. LAWYER/LOBBYIST/INDUSTRY HACK!!!  YAY, A CHANCE TO VENT BECAUSE YOU HAVEN'T GOTTEN YOUR RDA OF POWER TODAY!!!)      [/quote]

It must suck working for some Fed agency, stuck in the bowels on Constitution ave. You came here thinking you'd change the world, and now all you do is change forms and forms and forms. You found out America doesn't care about your plight and by the way it's really expensive here. But you're stuck here because your "skill" doesn't translate into a job any where else. Unless you just want to become a clerk. Enjoy the exburbs tonight. Take those 3 hours driving home to think about it.[/quote]

First, do you actually know what your neighbors who work for the Federal Government do all day, or do you just believe everything talk radio tells you, and second, you sound like an idiot when you write, as OP did "exburb." It's "exurb." Or do you order "expresso," too?

Do any of you even know what an exurb is? This is thrilling to watch so many people banter so ignorantly. The "exurb line" of DC starts west of Ashburn, at least in Virginia. I wouldn't be comfortable living as far west as Oakton or Chantilly, but that doesn't mean they're exurbs, same goes for Fairfax or Falls Church for those of you who live in DC.[/quote]

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