r/greenville • u/Bruce_Heffernan • 2d ago
SHITPOST (substitute "pine tree" for "apple")
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Portland OR vs Boise
Portland and it's not even close
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California city that’s relatively affordable + access to good medical care & has nature?
Idyllwild or Crestline
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Which is the largest city in your state that attracts very few or almost no tourists?
Orangeburg SC - horrible
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Which is the largest city in your state that attracts very few or almost no tourists?
but what else is there to do in OK, besides shooting heroin in Tulsa
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Which is the largest city in your state that attracts very few or almost no tourists?
Columbia has Riverbanks Zoo and Garden - the answer is Orangeburg SC
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Which is the largest city in your state that attracts very few or almost no tourists?
you need to check out Cummer Museum of Art & Gardens because I was there a month ago and it's world class https://www.cummermuseum.org/experience/
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Which is the largest city in your state that attracts very few or almost no tourists?
have been there repeatedly for this https://yumaartsymposium.org/about-the-symposium/
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Which is the largest city in your state that attracts very few or almost no tourists?
I stop there every time I drive cross country, which is frequently - great town
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Which is the largest city in your state that attracts very few or almost no tourists?
I went to Cummer Museum of Art & Gardens last month and it was absolutely phenomenal, world class https://www.cummermuseum.org/experience/
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Which is the largest city in your state that attracts very few or almost no tourists?
Birmingham has Birmingham Museum of Art, which is phenomenal https://www.artsbma.org/collection/
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Which is the largest city in your state that attracts very few or almost no tourists?
lol - I've visited Houston multiple times on purpose - you've got The Menil Collection, MFAH, Bayou Bend, Rienzi, Contemporary Arts Museum - you need to get out more, there's tons to see - go look for the carved eskimo sunglasses at the Menil, for starters
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Which is the largest city in your state that attracts very few or almost no tourists?
Delta has entered the chat
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Which is the largest city in your state that attracts very few or almost no tourists?
I've been there !!! I rollerbladed from Brooklyn, through Manhattan, to Yonkers and back once in the summer of 1993 - it was a long ass skate
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How do MRIs work? Your protons are magnets. What happens to them in an MRI?
your protons are not magnets, your protons produce a net magnet vector when aligned. very simply, the hydrogen protons are aligned into a longitudinal net magnetic vector by the magnet, then toppled sideways by radio pulses - hydrogens in a tightly bound environment (as in a hydrocarbon chain) lose energy more quickly, loosely associated hydrogens (as in water) lose energy more slowly, the various coil antennas measure the loss of signal as the protons move from transverse back to longitudinal (net magnetic vector crossing copper coil produces signal)
tl;dr the machine measures the loss of applied energy in hydrogen protons in water vs fat
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Should I move to Phoenix or Dallas?
both are bad choices, Phoenix in a nice part of PHX is better IMHO. are these your only options? (scottsdale is nice yes)
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What places are worth it... But not for you?
of places I lived:
NYC - lived there 1986-1994, could not do it now. too paved over and too $$$
Denver - the mountains are gorgeous but the Utah desert is more my vibe
Portland - great food but the dreariness got to me
San Diego at the beach - my allergies have never been worse, inland as far as Balboa Park is better
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(substitute "pine tree" for "apple")
I meant to post it in r/GreenvilleNSFW AND MY EYES ARE WATERING TOO BAD TO DELETE IT
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True?
ok please explain
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What places are worth it... But not for you?
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not for mold allergies - living too close to the water is very damp, SD gets a marine layer and June Gloom - the sweet spot is just far enough away to be out from under that, but not so far that you're in the desert, all the way up the coast to LA