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tonyb

pdxfj wrote: »

I don't even attempt to date since I got tired of being insulted and screamed at by women for having conservative viewpoints.

So much for tolerance eh ?

scottyboy76

tonyb wrote: »

Thanks Scotty, but not her first time, nor mine down there. We have relatives that we have visited over the years in Atlanta. Not so nice area ? Just look at the Underground after dark.....thats enough to scare any tourists away. You have to remember, this trip is to sell Atlanta to employees to get them to move down there so everywhere they go is top of the line restraunts, neighborhoods, etc. The wife said they went to the most expensive restraunt in Atlanta yesterday, The Lobster something, can't remember, but she's having a good time and eating like a king.....not that we don't on a normal basis. We're both foodies and wine nuts.

When I talked to her last night, she made a comment that we both agree on and frankly miss when going back north. The people in the south are so nice. They have manners, are pleasant to talk to and are just plain darn nice people in general. A far cry from what most are used to in big citys like Chicago or New York.

Racism rears it's ugly head in any society, you can educate all you want but it's existance will still be around long after we are gone. The only thing you can do is to try and minimalize it as best you can. It's more so a human nature thing and not one of our species better traits either. For me anyway, racism on any level isn't good but their are differences between those who silently do not care for other races and those who actually promote it. Between those who go about their day with tolerance, and those who wish to do harm to others strictly because of racial issues. Between those who fight what has been wrongfully drilled into their heads as a youth and use common sence to deal with racism.....and those who seek to point out racism for profit and further agenda's.

A pb&j.....racist ?.......one has to question the mental stability of such fools.

Good to hear you guys have enjoyed your time in atlanta, there truly are wonderful places, people and experiences here, If you cn remember the name of the restaurant, let me know.

Although we arent capable of affording a lot of expensive meals, we like to make them count, and seafood is our other favorite.

tonyb

I think it's called The lobster house.....don't hold my feet to the fire on that though. Her second group came in today, and she gets to do Groundhog day all over again, same day trips, restraunts, activities, tour of neighborhoods. She'll be brain dead by the time I see her friday night, but I'll be happy she's back. I'm starting to look at that bar of soap in the shower funny....not a good sign.