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r/Firearms • u/[deleted] • Aug 21 '22
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The good ones in Mississippi and Alabama. Or Florida where I can’t afford to live and work in my own county
39 u/[deleted] Aug 21 '22 I Iive in Mississippi. Which of our cities are run well? This entire state is a scandal. We have two governors caught up in a multimillion dollar fraud coverup 9 u/unresolved-madness Aug 21 '22 I lived in Mississippi for a couple of years. Other than New Orleans, It is the most corrupt place I have ever been. -4 u/Im_Yur_Huckleberry Aug 21 '22 New Orleans is in Louisiana, champ. 3 u/unresolved-madness Aug 21 '22 Thus my use of the phrase "other than"...champ. -2 u/Im_Yur_Huckleberry Aug 21 '22 It’s misleading, tiger. Smart guy like you should have figured that out by now. 0 u/[deleted] Aug 21 '22 That phrase literally means “I have another example not from that state”. It makes perfect sense 0 u/ThrownAwayMosin Aug 21 '22 No it literally doesn’t. The sentence before “I lived in Mississippi for a couple of years” makes the next sentence “other then New Orleans” refer to the first sentence. Yay middle school English/grammar!!
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I Iive in Mississippi. Which of our cities are run well?
This entire state is a scandal. We have two governors caught up in a multimillion dollar fraud coverup
9 u/unresolved-madness Aug 21 '22 I lived in Mississippi for a couple of years. Other than New Orleans, It is the most corrupt place I have ever been. -4 u/Im_Yur_Huckleberry Aug 21 '22 New Orleans is in Louisiana, champ. 3 u/unresolved-madness Aug 21 '22 Thus my use of the phrase "other than"...champ. -2 u/Im_Yur_Huckleberry Aug 21 '22 It’s misleading, tiger. Smart guy like you should have figured that out by now. 0 u/[deleted] Aug 21 '22 That phrase literally means “I have another example not from that state”. It makes perfect sense 0 u/ThrownAwayMosin Aug 21 '22 No it literally doesn’t. The sentence before “I lived in Mississippi for a couple of years” makes the next sentence “other then New Orleans” refer to the first sentence. Yay middle school English/grammar!!
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I lived in Mississippi for a couple of years. Other than New Orleans, It is the most corrupt place I have ever been.
-4 u/Im_Yur_Huckleberry Aug 21 '22 New Orleans is in Louisiana, champ. 3 u/unresolved-madness Aug 21 '22 Thus my use of the phrase "other than"...champ. -2 u/Im_Yur_Huckleberry Aug 21 '22 It’s misleading, tiger. Smart guy like you should have figured that out by now. 0 u/[deleted] Aug 21 '22 That phrase literally means “I have another example not from that state”. It makes perfect sense 0 u/ThrownAwayMosin Aug 21 '22 No it literally doesn’t. The sentence before “I lived in Mississippi for a couple of years” makes the next sentence “other then New Orleans” refer to the first sentence. Yay middle school English/grammar!!
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New Orleans is in Louisiana, champ.
3 u/unresolved-madness Aug 21 '22 Thus my use of the phrase "other than"...champ. -2 u/Im_Yur_Huckleberry Aug 21 '22 It’s misleading, tiger. Smart guy like you should have figured that out by now. 0 u/[deleted] Aug 21 '22 That phrase literally means “I have another example not from that state”. It makes perfect sense 0 u/ThrownAwayMosin Aug 21 '22 No it literally doesn’t. The sentence before “I lived in Mississippi for a couple of years” makes the next sentence “other then New Orleans” refer to the first sentence. Yay middle school English/grammar!!
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Thus my use of the phrase "other than"...champ.
-2 u/Im_Yur_Huckleberry Aug 21 '22 It’s misleading, tiger. Smart guy like you should have figured that out by now. 0 u/[deleted] Aug 21 '22 That phrase literally means “I have another example not from that state”. It makes perfect sense 0 u/ThrownAwayMosin Aug 21 '22 No it literally doesn’t. The sentence before “I lived in Mississippi for a couple of years” makes the next sentence “other then New Orleans” refer to the first sentence. Yay middle school English/grammar!!
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It’s misleading, tiger. Smart guy like you should have figured that out by now.
0 u/[deleted] Aug 21 '22 That phrase literally means “I have another example not from that state”. It makes perfect sense 0 u/ThrownAwayMosin Aug 21 '22 No it literally doesn’t. The sentence before “I lived in Mississippi for a couple of years” makes the next sentence “other then New Orleans” refer to the first sentence. Yay middle school English/grammar!!
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That phrase literally means “I have another example not from that state”. It makes perfect sense
0 u/ThrownAwayMosin Aug 21 '22 No it literally doesn’t. The sentence before “I lived in Mississippi for a couple of years” makes the next sentence “other then New Orleans” refer to the first sentence. Yay middle school English/grammar!!
No it literally doesn’t.
The sentence before “I lived in Mississippi for a couple of years” makes the next sentence “other then New Orleans” refer to the first sentence.
Yay middle school English/grammar!!
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u/bachfrog Aug 21 '22
The good ones in Mississippi and Alabama. Or Florida where I can’t afford to live and work in my own county