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DancingSweetie said:
Actually, I always wanted no snow from the beginning. Potterville was the snow town.
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Actually, I always wanted no snow from the beginning. Potterville was the snow town.
panamag8or
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I'll take a spot at Lizzie's radio station, or perhaps the newspaper.
Wild Root
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I've got the name of the town... what do you guys think of...
Victory Ville?
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Victory Ville?
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Wild Root said:
Sounds like a new model of Cadillac. [huh]
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i want to join you alls vintage town. only i get to be the guy who has the old house on the hill that everyone thinks is haunted.
Wild Root
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Think Home Front America... WWII? It's a vintage town bright eyes!
Howabout, Victory Valley then... sounds like a winner to me!
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Howabout, Victory Valley then... sounds like a winner to me!
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skwerl-hat said:
We need one of them in town!!! Welcome!
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I remember someone else mentioning that somewhere in the beginning, so we'll have 2 such mansions.
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Wild Root said:Think Home Front America... WWII? It's a vintage town bright eyes!
Howabout, Victory Valley then... sounds like a winner to me!
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Victory Valley sounds like a salad dressing.
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J
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jamespowers said:Victory Valley sounds like a salad dressing.
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Or a historic battleground.
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Personally I don't care what the weather is or the name of the town...um, well within reason.
What I want is a town that I can't be sneered at while wearing a fedora by some frumpy woman in a goose down vest, pajama bottoms, and ugly shoes. (It happened!)
A place where we can feel good about our community. People tend their yards and have flower beds and hanging laundry on a warm spring day. Where the town square has the bandstand for the High School to play and you can have picnic lunches on the hill.
A community where we can send our kids to school and don't have to have them pass through barbwire, gun turrets, security checkpoints or get taken off the streets by sickos.
A town where idiotic idealism is replaced with common sense and your religion and race and sex don't matter. A land where your character isn’t summed up in a glance and your judged as ‘unworthy’ because your tie is vintage or you put on some extra pounds during the holidays.
A place where you can have the door held open for you, a friendly hello or good morning is just that, and everyone is treated with respect.
Such places don't seem to exist anymore.
What I want is a town that I can't be sneered at while wearing a fedora by some frumpy woman in a goose down vest, pajama bottoms, and ugly shoes. (It happened!)
A place where we can feel good about our community. People tend their yards and have flower beds and hanging laundry on a warm spring day. Where the town square has the bandstand for the High School to play and you can have picnic lunches on the hill.
A community where we can send our kids to school and don't have to have them pass through barbwire, gun turrets, security checkpoints or get taken off the streets by sickos.
A town where idiotic idealism is replaced with common sense and your religion and race and sex don't matter. A land where your character isn’t summed up in a glance and your judged as ‘unworthy’ because your tie is vintage or you put on some extra pounds during the holidays.
A place where you can have the door held open for you, a friendly hello or good morning is just that, and everyone is treated with respect.
Such places don't seem to exist anymore.
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Sorry to abridge your post but Amen! We need a bandshell park like in my hometown.Christopher said:
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Christopher said:Personally I don't care what the weather is or the name of the town...um, well within reason.
What I want is a town that I can't be sneered at while wearing a fedora by some frumpy woman in a goose down vest, pajama bottoms, and ugly shoes. (It happened!)
A place where we can feel good about our community. People tend their yards and have flower beds and hanging laundry on a warm spring day. Where the town square has the bandstand for the High School to play and you can have picnic lunches on the hill.
A community where we can send our kids to school and don't have to have them pass through barbwire, gun turrets, security checkpoints or get taken off the streets by sickos.
A town where idiotic idealism is replaced with common sense and your religion and race and sex don't matter. A land where your character isn’t summed up in a glance and your judged as ‘unworthy’ because your tie is vintage or you put on some extra pounds during the holidays.
A place where you can have the door held open for you, a friendly hello or good morning is just that, and everyone is treated with respect.
Such places don't seem to exist anymore.
That is a tall order for the town tooth puller but I think you can contact Mayor Wildroot for the particulars. I think you will find he is very much in tune with what you stated. I would be as well.
I don't think places like this have ever existed throughout history. [huh]
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J
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I have lived in areas where some aspects have existed and others haven't. Nothing is ever perfect and I don't expect it to be.
Even the Walgreen commercials kind of make me gag slightly.
It is a mighty tall order and with a side dish of fantasy but there are things that could be done in our town to make it better living there than in (fill in the blank).
Even the Walgreen commercials kind of make me gag slightly.
It is a mighty tall order and with a side dish of fantasy but there are things that could be done in our town to make it better living there than in (fill in the blank).
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when i was a wee lass, i believed the whole world was like that. And in fact, my little corner of the world pretty much was. I think if we really want to have this kind of existence we need to get back to simplicity,trust and a wide eyed wonder of life.
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olive bleu said:
I totally agree with you!:eusa_clap
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Wild Root said:
Powers and I can handle the simple-mindedness...
Or is that not what you meant?
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carebear said:Powers and I can handle the simple-mindedness...
Or is that not what you meant?
Actually I think I said I could handle the single mindedness.
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jamespowers said:Actually I think I said I could handle the single mindedness.
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Single... simple... whatever.
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lol I think you are all singularly simplemindedlol
