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I was just wondering how come there is no datasheet of Boise, Idaho? Anyone has any intel on the city

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There is somewhere, I remember making a joke about their blue field.

Post: #3

Thread from a few years ago:

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Jist:

Lots of white people

Lots of outdoors stuff

Tech industry

Californians starting to invade

Rising real estate

Leans conservative

Friendly people

Mormon presence

Not a "hip" place like Denver or Austin or Portland. But heading that way.

Gun friendly

Not a players paradise

Reasonable regional (Seattle, Portland, San Francisco, LAX, Las Vegas, SLC, Phoenix, Denver) flights.



If you are self employed or work in tech, looking for a Mormon/wholesome 6-7/10, enjoy outdoors/hunting, prefer a white community, are gun friendly, lean conservative (Ada County hasn't voted for a Dem president in 80 years), prefer a mid size city then Boise might be for you.



If you enjoy the outdoors, wholesome white girls, and are conservative Boise is top tier.


I will be in the region and plan to spend a few days/week in Boise this summer. Will report back with specifics.

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There was an article this week in the NewCuckTimes which I can't find right now about Boise. They were saying how a lot of coastal shitlibs (mostly Californians) are moving there to escape the gridlocked, high-tax hells they've created back home. Some choice quotes: "It's becoming so vibrant and diverse!" and "I love all the new coffee shops!". Once towns like Boise become discovered by these people, it's a short slide into becoming an inland mini-LA, ruining what made the city unique and livable in the first place.

Here's another related article.

"Long dismissed as a remote outpost in "flyover country," the capital of Idaho is booming with out-of-state transplants [and refugees!]. Boise's cultural cachet is growing as tourists and new residents seek out its unique food and music scenes, as well as its low cost-of-living.

http://www.wbur.org/hereandnow/2017/08/2...ndy-cities

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(04-16-2018 08:52 PM)Alpone Wrote:  There was an article this week in the NewCuckTimes which I can't find right now about Boise. They were saying how a lot of coastal shitlibs (mostly Californians) are moving there to escape the gridlocked, high-tax hells they've created back home. Some choice quotes: "It's becoming so vibrant and diverse!" and "I love all the new coffee shops!". Once towns like Boise become discovered by these people, it's a short slide into becoming an inland mini-LA, ruining what made the city unique and livable in the first place.

I don't think Liberals will ever get to turn Boise into a shithole. There are simply too many Mormon families pumping out 7 to 10 good looking, emotionally stable kids. The liberal fuckers simply don't produce children. The women are often unbangable and the men don't know where to stick their dicks. Currently I would guess that Boise is about 38% Democrat.

I'm actually going to be in Boise tomorrow, so maybe I will post some stuff in this thread. I won't be there long enough for a full datasheet.

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Endsexpect, drop whatever insights you can please. I'm considering Boise as a possible wife hunting location.

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JMK is there a reason you are looking in U.S.A. (Rather than overseas) for a wife? It sounds like a suicide mission.

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(04-21-2018 08:59 PM)Australia Sucks Wrote:  JMK is there a reason you are looking in U.S.A. (Rather than overseas) for a wife? It sounds like a suicide mission.

I try to avoid absolutist thinking.

There are pockets of good girls here in the United States. I have several friends who are married to good women who are doing their best as wives and mothers. Granted, I would not marry the "average" woman anywhere in the Anglosphere at the moment. Average being overweight, has three or four tattoos and generally lacking class. Thankfully, they aren't the only girls around.

There are some women who are raised properly, even if it is a minority of women in the United States. That being said, getting married overseas isn't without language challenges, visa and legal issues, not to mention cultural differences. I like the traditional culture of Vietnam, but that would be a huge leap for the both of us, say compared to marrying a country girl from Idaho whose parents have been together for 30 years and she just wants a simple life with a husband and kids.

Every man has to decide what's best for himself given his options. I do think that a man must weigh them very carefully, but domestic and imported.

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JMK you sound like a very practical man and clear thinker.

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I agree, it sounds like you are in the top 0.0001% intelligence for guys who want to marry an American woman.

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Thanks for the kind words gentlemen. Basically, we all need to be aware of the risks, but part of being a well-rounded man is understanding risks, avoiding the unnecessary ones and take your best shot with the rest. There's no "perfect" gameplan in life. For those men called to marriage, it takes a plan, some understanding of leadership and how that trait makes you attractive to a woman before and during a marriage, and ultimately good filtration to set aside unsuitable women and focus in on the the one who actually makes the cut. You only need one.

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(04-24-2018 06:15 PM)John Michael Kane Wrote:  There are some women who are raised properly, even if it is a minority of women in the United States. That being said, getting married overseas isn't without language challenges, visa and legal issues, not to mention cultural differences. I like the traditional culture of Vietnam, but that would be a huge leap for the both of us, say compared to marrying a country girl from Idaho whose parents have been together for 30 years and she just wants a simple life with a husband and kids.
Every man has to decide what's best for himself given his options. I do think that a man must weigh them very carefully, but domestic and imported.

JMK... I'm a HUGE fan of Vietnam for finding wives. There are no serious cultural barriers that I have encountered.

I spent all of last week in Boise and Twin Falls, Idaho. I can post a trip report here, but it isn't well suited for wife hunting. I mean the girls you want are not going to be met hanging out at a club or bar... or on Tinder.

Here is the conundrum you face here in the US as I see it. A guy in his late 30's faces an age problem here in the states. Most of the really good high quality traditional women are married by 25. Even traditional American women don't want huge age gaps in the man they marry... most will take a 4 or 5 year gap... 15 will make them run. So, that kind of leaves you chasing unicorns... unmarried traditional quality women age 25 and above who will accept large age gaps.

If you want to find women like that in Boise... you have to use your social circle. I will say this though... when I was in Boise last week the hottest women I saw were shopping at Hobby Lobby. I mean very, very attractive women with zero makeup. They were all with family though, so I don't think most guys could pull off an approach.