...when you can retire to a third-world country right here at home?
http://bigpicture.typepad.com/comments/2007/01/countries_gdp_a.html
http://bigpicture.typepad.com/comments/2007/01/countries_gdp_a.html
Cute Fuzzy Bunny said:Ha ha....texas gets howard...
He does go on to laud things he finds superior there, but I found the above interesting.The average Norwegian customer is not used to good service and competitive prices. Online merchants are slow. Recently it took four weeks before I received a book shipped to me from a local merchant. On a recent trip I recently purchased shoes for our kids in the U.S. The selection was superior, and the price: 1/4th of what the local Norwegian merchant was charging.
Leonidas said:*Bilingualism required per Canadia-Exas law. Or is that Texanadia, Eh, You'all?
yakers said:An Alberta has better weather.
And great steaks too!yakers said:
Actually Alberta and Texas are more alike than either of them would like to admit, all that oil, cattle & open spaces.
Oooh! I got to experience this just recently in the great 50 year Albuquerque snow storm of Xmas '06. Freezing fog is a mist that hangs above the snow pack on the ground - very poor visibility - and then at night when temps drop below freezing it condenses on the road surfaces to create a nice layer of black ice! Friendlly stuff!Leonidas said:freezing fog? What the heck is freezing fog?
...Alberta has better weather.