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Anonymous wrote:False. D.C. suburbs are FAR wealthier than the Baltimore suburbs. I grew up in a Baltimore suburb and now live in NoVA. It’s not even close.

Says more about where you grew up and lack of connections in the wealthy suburbs.

I grew up in the wealthiest Baltimore suburb. Wealth gap is big.

I'm all for broad topics, but need to borrow a phrase from my DD: "No one else cares..."

Agreed. Does Data Guy have any interesting numbers to crunch on anything? Miss his posts.

Data Guy here. Working on an analysis/post for tomorrow that should bring out the better data guys and provide a few pages of debate. Will try to come through for you!

Can’t wait to see the finished product whatever it is.

Anonymous wrote:Ok, what is this about a combined Pride/Stars team playing together. Has hell froze over finally 😜

That’s what Capital is nowadays…

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Anonymous wrote:False. D.C. suburbs are FAR wealthier than the Baltimore suburbs. I grew up in a Baltimore suburb and now live in NoVA. It’s not even close.

Says more about where you grew up and lack of connections in the wealthy suburbs.

I grew up in the wealthiest Baltimore suburb. Wealth gap is big.

I'm all for broad topics, but need to borrow a phrase from my DD: "No one else cares..."

Agreed. Does Data Guy have any interesting numbers to crunch on anything? Miss his posts.

Data Guy here. Working on an analysis/post for tomorrow that should bring out the better data guys and provide a few pages of debate. Will try to come through for you!

Huzzah

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Anonymous wrote:False. D.C. suburbs are FAR wealthier than the Baltimore suburbs. I grew up in a Baltimore suburb and now live in NoVA. It’s not even close.

Says more about where you grew up and lack of connections in the wealthy suburbs.

I grew up in the wealthiest Baltimore suburb. Wealth gap is big.

I'm all for broad topics, but need to borrow a phrase from my DD: "No one else cares..."

Agreed. Does Data Guy have any interesting numbers to crunch on anything? Miss his posts.

Data Guy here. Working on an analysis/post for tomorrow that should bring out the better data guys and provide a few pages of debate. Will try to come through for you!

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Anonymous wrote:False. D.C. suburbs are FAR wealthier than the Baltimore suburbs. I grew up in a Baltimore suburb and now live in NoVA. It’s not even close.

Says more about where you grew up and lack of connections in the wealthy suburbs.

I grew up in the wealthiest Baltimore suburb. Wealth gap is big.

I'm all for broad topics, but need to borrow a phrase from my DD: "No one else cares..."

Agreed. Does Data Guy have any interesting numbers to crunch on anything? Miss his posts.

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:False. D.C. suburbs are FAR wealthier than the Baltimore suburbs. I grew up in a Baltimore suburb and now live in NoVA. It’s not even close.

Says more about where you grew up and lack of connections in the wealthy suburbs.

I grew up in the wealthiest Baltimore suburb. Wealth gap is big.

I'm all for broad topics, but need to borrow a phrase from my DD: "No one else cares..."

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Anonymous wrote:False. D.C. suburbs are FAR wealthier than the Baltimore suburbs. I grew up in a Baltimore suburb and now live in NoVA. It’s not even close.

Says more about where you grew up and lack of connections in the wealthy suburbs.

I grew up in the wealthiest Baltimore suburb. Wealth gap is big.

Anonymous wrote:False. D.C. suburbs are FAR wealthier than the Baltimore suburbs. I grew up in a Baltimore suburb and now live in NoVA. It’s not even close.

Says more about where you grew up and lack of connections in the wealthy suburbs.

Anonymous wrote:Ok, what is this about a combined Pride/Stars team playing together. Has hell froze over finally 😜

The players are all friendly and many have played together at American Select, clinics and camps, even previous clubs. There are plenty of friends and certainly a good amount of mutual respect.

Not exactly a "hell freezing over" moment.

Can’t wait for NGLL to start and be done with all this box crap.

Ok, what is this about a combined Pride/Stars team playing together. Has hell froze over finally 😜

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Anonymous wrote:False. D.C. suburbs are FAR wealthier than the Baltimore suburbs. I grew up in a Baltimore suburb and now live in NoVA. It’s not even close.

We're glad you're gone.

meant to reply to this post. What does personal wealth in the various states have to do with anything?

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Anonymous wrote:False. D.C. suburbs are FAR wealthier than the Baltimore suburbs. I grew up in a Baltimore suburb and now live in NoVA. It’s not even close.

We're glad you're gone.

What does this have to do with anything?

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Anonymous wrote:False. D.C. suburbs are FAR wealthier than the Baltimore suburbs. I grew up in a Baltimore suburb and now live in NoVA. It’s not even close.

We're glad you're gone.

Who cares about this. Move on and stop posting stupidness.

Anonymous wrote:False. D.C. suburbs are FAR wealthier than the Baltimore suburbs. I grew up in a Baltimore suburb and now live in NoVA. It’s not even close.

We're glad you're gone.