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jmbar2

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5. It is an amazing place

Reply to BobTheSubgenius (Reply #4)

Wed Feb 26, 2025, 12:22 PM

Feb 26

I lived in Seattle in the '70s and used to visit friends up there a lot. I loved the city, especially China town. I lost touch with most of those people, but glad to know they are all millionaires now. Fond memories.

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I disagree with the calculus of at least one entry on that list - Canada. BobTheSubgenius Feb 26 #2

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It is an amazing place jmbar2 Feb 26 #5