RestinPeace
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RE: Best cities in America for Busty blondes?
(12-12-2014 04:49 PM)Sourcecode Wrote: Even though this thread didn't need to made...cause now their we be "Best city for girls with small hands" "Best country for girls with attached earlobes."
Clearly..
Vegas and LA
Wrong, how many guys like small hands or attached earlobes?
Liking busty blondes or asian/latin women is something quite normal... In fact I take a 7 busty blonde over any other type of women, even 10's asian, latina or white brunette, doesnt matter..
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RE: Best cities in America for Busty blondes?
(12-12-2014 05:06 PM)The_CEO Wrote: Get a one way ticket to: Minneapolis.
Minneapolis is near the top of the list of places I want to visit, mostly because I have heard so many conflicting things about the place that I am really curious to see how it really is. The forum and many sources outside of the forum generally seems to be of the opinion that that city has really good talent, due in large part to the strong Nordic influence. A friend of mine, who passed away and whose opinions I always gave a lot a weight to, told me that Minneapolis, and Minnesota in general, were complete wastelands full of horrible women. When I was living in Southern California, I met girls from Minneapolis who told me how out of place they felt in Southern California due to there being a lot of "barbie dolls" there. In my opinion, that is a horrible sign. A girl who is from a place that has tons of talent should feel right at home in Southern California, with the possible exception of the learning curve which can be associated with moving to Southern California. I'm going to Mexico later this month, then I may be stuck here until the next Mayweather in May. After that, I should be able to sneak in a trip to Minneapolis in late Summer or early Fall.
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The_CEO
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RE: Best cities in America for Busty blondes?
(12-12-2014 07:11 PM)Merenguero Wrote: (12-12-2014 05:06 PM)The_CEO Wrote: Get a one way ticket to: Minneapolis.
Minneapolis is near the top of the list of places I want to visit, mostly because I have heard so many conflicting things about the place that I am really curious to see how it really is. The forum and many sources outside of the forum generally seems to be of the opinion that that city has really good talent, due in large part to the strong Nordic influence. A friend of mine, who passed away and whose opinions I always gave a lot a weight to, told me that Minneapolis, and Minnesota in general, were complete wastelands full of horrible women. When I was living in Southern California, I met girls from Minneapolis who told me how out of place they felt in Southern California due to there being a lot of "barbie dolls" there. In my opinion, that is a horrible sign. A girl who is from a place that has tons of talent should feel right at home in Southern California, with the possible exception of the learning curve which can be associated with moving to Southern California. I'm going to Mexico later this month, then I may be stuck here until the next Mayweather in May. After that, I should be able to sneak in a trip to Minneapolis in late Summer or early Fall.
Yes, if you go, go in the summer or early fall.
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The_CEO
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RE: Best cities in America for Busty blondes?
^^^^^^
Speakeasy, you'd be surprised.
MPLS is very provincial that way. People are born there and many stay for life - have the same friends as adults as they did growing up.
Recently, for new college grads from the midwest, it's become an alternative to Chicago, which is more expensive. As the economy has gotten harder, not as many people go to the coasts (e.g. LA or NY, or even Chicago).
There is still a huge nordic heritage. If they were still around I'd tell you to look at a phone book at the library and you will see like 10 pages of Anderson, 10 pages of Peterson, 10 pages of Swanson, 10 pages of Thompson, and so on
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RE: Best cities in America for Busty blondes?
(12-12-2014 10:58 PM)The_CEO Wrote: ^^^^^^
Speakeasy, you'd be surprised.
MPLS is very provincial that way. People are born there and many stay for life - have the same friends as adults as they did growing up.
Recently, for new college grads from the midwest, it's become an alternative to Chicago, which is more expensive. As the economy has gotten harder, not as many people go to the coasts (e.g. LA or NY, or even Chicago).
There is still a huge nordic heritage. If they were still around I'd tell you to look at a phone book at the library and you will see like 10 pages of Anderson, 10 pages of Peterson, 10 pages of Swanson, 10 pages of Thompson, and so on
Not that it rly matters but none of those last names are of nordic origin.
They're all english/scottish. Now there is "andersen" which is nordic or "petersen" but thompson and swanson - nope.
(This post was last modified: 12-13-2014 03:28 PM by wutevas_cleva.)
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The_CEO
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RE: Best cities in America for Busty blondes?
(12-13-2014 03:24 PM)wutevas_cleva Wrote: (12-12-2014 10:58 PM)The_CEO Wrote: ^^^^^^
Speakeasy, you'd be surprised.
MPLS is very provincial that way. People are born there and many stay for life - have the same friends as adults as they did growing up.
Recently, for new college grads from the midwest, it's become an alternative to Chicago, which is more expensive. As the economy has gotten harder, not as many people go to the coasts (e.g. LA or NY, or even Chicago).
There is still a huge nordic heritage. If they were still around I'd tell you to look at a phone book at the library and you will see like 10 pages of Anderson, 10 pages of Peterson, 10 pages of Swanson, 10 pages of Thompson, and so on
Not that it rly matters but none of those last names are of nordic origin.
They're all english/scottish. Now there is "andersen" which is nordic or "petersen" but thompson and swanson - nope.
Swanson is an Americanized spelling originating from Sweden/Norway and maybe Denmark.
Thompson, you're right.
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RE: Best cities in America for Busty blondes?
(12-13-2014 07:25 PM)The_CEO Wrote: (12-13-2014 03:24 PM)wutevas_cleva Wrote: (12-12-2014 10:58 PM)The_CEO Wrote: ^^^^^^
Speakeasy, you'd be surprised.
MPLS is very provincial that way. People are born there and many stay for life - have the same friends as adults as they did growing up.
Recently, for new college grads from the midwest, it's become an alternative to Chicago, which is more expensive. As the economy has gotten harder, not as many people go to the coasts (e.g. LA or NY, or even Chicago).
There is still a huge nordic heritage. If they were still around I'd tell you to look at a phone book at the library and you will see like 10 pages of Anderson, 10 pages of Peterson, 10 pages of Swanson, 10 pages of Thompson, and so on
Not that it rly matters but none of those last names are of nordic origin.
They're all english/scottish. Now there is "andersen" which is nordic or "petersen" but thompson and swanson - nope.
Swanson is an Americanized spelling originating from Sweden/Norway and maybe Denmark.
Thompson, you're right.
Two Nordic transplants I've dated here were from northern Minnesota.
A man is only as faithful as his options-Chris Rock
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RestinPeace
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RE: Best cities in America for Busty blondes?
(12-13-2014 07:25 PM)The_CEO Wrote: (12-13-2014 03:24 PM)wutevas_cleva Wrote: (12-12-2014 10:58 PM)The_CEO Wrote: ^^^^^^
Speakeasy, you'd be surprised.
MPLS is very provincial that way. People are born there and many stay for life - have the same friends as adults as they did growing up.
Recently, for new college grads from the midwest, it's become an alternative to Chicago, which is more expensive. As the economy has gotten harder, not as many people go to the coasts (e.g. LA or NY, or even Chicago).
There is still a huge nordic heritage. If they were still around I'd tell you to look at a phone book at the library and you will see like 10 pages of Anderson, 10 pages of Peterson, 10 pages of Swanson, 10 pages of Thompson, and so on
Not that it rly matters but none of those last names are of nordic origin.
They're all english/scottish. Now there is "andersen" which is nordic or "petersen" but thompson and swanson - nope.
Swanson is an Americanized spelling originating from Sweden/Norway and maybe Denmark.
Thompson, you're right.
Swanson doesnt exist..maybe americanized Svensson?
There are different lastnames in the three scandinavian countries, "qvist" , "holm" "lund" "strom" endings are much more common in sweden...Those ending "dahl", "kaer" "gaard" in denmark and "vik" "land" "stad" "gard" in Norway.
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RE: Best cities in America for Busty blondes?
(12-12-2014 07:11 PM)Merenguero Wrote: (12-12-2014 05:06 PM)The_CEO Wrote: Get a one way ticket to: Minneapolis.
Minneapolis is near the top of the list of places I want to visit, mostly because I have heard so many conflicting things about the place that I am really curious to see how it really is. The forum and many sources outside of the forum generally seems to be of the opinion that that city has really good talent, due in large part to the strong Nordic influence. A friend of mine, who passed away and whose opinions I always gave a lot a weight to, told me that Minneapolis, and Minnesota in general, were complete wastelands full of horrible women. When I was living in Southern California, I met girls from Minneapolis who told me how out of place they felt in Southern California due to there being a lot of "barbie dolls" there. In my opinion, that is a horrible sign. A girl who is from a place that has tons of talent should feel right at home in Southern California, with the possible exception of the learning curve which can be associated with moving to Southern California. I'm going to Mexico later this month, then I may be stuck here until the next Mayweather in May. After that, I should be able to sneak in a trip to Minneapolis in late Summer or early Fall.
Historically there's been a significant streak of social-justice warrior crap in Minnesota and its attendant neuroses like vegetarian cafes and dumpy women. A lot of TC people see their city(ies) as a sort of Stockholm of the West.
Then the state is crazy about hockey, a sport of institutionalized brutality rivaling that of (American) football, and has Nordic-influenced hotties coming out the wazoo.
This is the state that elected quasi-socialist Paul Wellstone to the Senate the same time they elected Jesse Ventura as governor.
Other than the hard-leftists, it's like any other Midwestern state, nice girls with a work ethic but in much better shape than Wisconsin's ubiquitous fatties.
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