we both know generalities dont wash with reality

Post #390,726 by boxley 6/12/14 6:11:48 PM Reply	we both know generalities dont wash with reality from a recent post on the fb http://cjsseafoodhouse.com/ is the best seafood on the mississippi coast. MJ had flounder, nothing was left. They do not shuck the live oyster until the order is made. watched the oysters on the firegrill, cooked under steam, then showered with something that caused the oysters to flame then the fire was put out by spices. Prices are extremely reasonable. Since I will be moving here soon it will be the place for my night out! Dont forget to wave when you fly over :-) Any opinions expressed by me are mine alone, posted from my home computer, on my own time as a free American and do not reflect the opinions of any person or company that I have had professional relations with in the past 59 years. meep
Post #390,729 by rcareaga 6/12/14 6:29:02 PM Reply	tell me that Mississippi weather in reality ...is at odds with my distant impression. I won't believe you. I'd never elect to live in that cultural/political/climatic hellhole. It's better in California. But don't tell anyone. cordially,
Post #390,731 by boxley 6/12/14 6:48:24 PM Reply	the only place in cali that I would even think of living is grass valley or a small town on the east side of the sierras. Cultural? http://themaryc.org/ http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ocean_Springs,_Mississippi gotta avoid the occational storm surge, but 1969 and 2005 they dont happen all that often. Political? ya got me on that one. Race relations are decent. Mixed marriages don't raise eyebrows here, unlike Ohio, North Dakota, Minnesota and Alaska. The coast is not the interior, completely different. Any opinions expressed by me are mine alone, posted from my home computer, on my own time as a free American and do not reflect the opinions of any person or company that I have had professional relations with in the past 59 years. meep
Post #390,749 by gcareaga 6/13/14 12:04:51 PM Reply	Re: the only place in cali that I would even think of living I haven't been to the Mississippi coast since 1979, but I live in a smallish California beach town. One pays a premium to live here but it is one I am willing to pay. I have been to Grass Valley. It is pleasant enough in the summer. The 10" annual winter snowfall exceeds my local experience by about 9.99" and I prefer it that way. The overwhelming whiteness and political conservatism of the area makes it a non-starter for me as a potential place of residence.

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