Framese
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I went to Indianapolis and there were wild bats attracted to my nasty smell. I started carrying around a wooden stake and eating garlic.
I love how a new one of these threads pops up everSicey now and again....but I still can't resist posting:
All of Texas.... -Austin
Eureka, CA
Phoenix, AZ
Sacremento, CA (although I've only seen the ghetto side)
Daly City, CA
Stockton, CA
Fresno, CA
Barstow, CA
Roswell, NM
Norfolk, VA when I was stationed there because the locals hate sailors...and for good reason. I mean, what DO you do with a drunken sailor?
Pretty much every town in western Iowa is the same. Basic white bread with a side of corn and meth.
I've been to a lot of Texas and California, in fact most of my homelessness in life has been spent between those two states, and I've always found decent situations. Guess I got lucky?
Alligators. Cops. Bathsalts.
None of which I am interested in....
IThoughts? I'm not a big fan of Fort Lauderdale myself....
You're right about Phoenix, Az, specifically Sunnyslope area, now south down off Van Buren between 27th Ave & 35th Ave, not bad, panhandled a little north was honest with people, made good money, took care of me and my wife, homeless looked out for each other, Sunnyslope or Sunnydope as they call it, thieves, tweakers, punk ass thugs, cops running homeless out, locking them up, some vanish, there that night, nowhere in the morning. Been stuck here too long, hate it! It is hell on Earth, more demons than people. A ton of messed up events, history of disease outbreaks, strange disappearances, violent history dating back to Indians and first settlers, a lot of "Dark Earth". Call me crazy if you want, it's no place for anyone, especially on the streetAll of Indiana
Blythe, ca
Phoenix, az
Daytona beach, fl
The Phoenix area was once home to large centralized settlements of Hohokam Indians, who deserted their cities hundreds of years prior to European settlement of the area. Archaeologists have no definite answer for why the Hohokam left. Perhaps they knew something whites did not.You're right about Phoenix, Az, specifically Sunnyslope area, now south down off Van Buren between 27th Ave & 35th Ave, not bad, panhandled a little north was honest with people, made good money, took care of me and my wife, homeless looked out for each other, Sunnyslope or Sunnydope as they call it, thieves, tweakers, punk ass thugs, cops running homeless out, locking them up, some vanish, there that night, nowhere in the morning. Been stuck here too long, hate it! It is hell on Earth, more demons than people. A ton of messed up events, history of disease outbreaks, strange disappearances, violent history dating back to Indians and first settlers, a lot of "Dark Earth". Call me crazy if you want, it's no place for anyone, especially on the street
I can speak for Phoneix and Daytona. Phoneix is full of knuckleheads and EVERYONE in Daytona had a pissed off look on there face regardless of who they were.All of Indiana
Blythe, ca
Phoenix, az
Daytona beach, fl