ND FTW!! Suck it MN!
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MN has better scenery and ways to pass time. So you pay a little less on income/sales tax, whoppee. At least there is something both states DON'T do that we should all love. I've heard rumors that some states do this weird Emissions Testing on vehicles or something...never heard of that in our 2 states though.
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That list is based off of unemployment. I'm not a racist or anything but you look at that list and I find that it is interesting that all those cities are mainly white communities. Compared to New Orleans that has one of the worst unemployment rates. And they wonder why they have this stereotype... Plus up here you have to work to pay your heat bill...Down south it ain't as big a deal.
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Cura86 wrote:
That list is based off of unemployment. I'm not a racist or anything but you look at that list and I find that it is interesting that all those cities are mainly white communities. Compared to New Orleans that has one of the worst unemployment rates. And they wonder why they have this stereotype... Plus up here you have to work to pay your heat bill...Down south it ain't as big a deal.
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StangerBanger96 wrote:
Being as Fargo would be like the 2nd or 3rd largest city in MN I don't really find that overly amazing. Plus the pay is better in MN so suck on that.
2nd?ever heard of St. Paul?
north dakota sucks
i can count all of their pro sports teams with no fingers
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10 largest cities (2005 est.): Minneapolis, 372,811; St. Paul, 275,150; Rochester, 94,950; Duluth, 84,896; Bloomington, 81,164
10 largest cities (2005 est.): Fargo, 90,672
So it'd be the 4th largest City, and I'd be willing to bet in 5 years it'd be the 3rd
I still say ND sucks though
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lol. in ND its...
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^^ Exactly
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tjamz wrote:
property taxes are only part of the equation. I'll take my property taxes being slightly higher, since my income tax is lower in ND.Unless you fall into the HCE bracket.
I couldn't believe that the annual average salary is only 32k, even with the low cost of living (being the annual average salary in the US is 40,409, that's quite a significant difference)
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less people+a few universitys=bad paying jobs to lower it.
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Plus in ND they reduce the percentage of HCE to annual interest held in business to only 5%....which is nonsense. (granted there are several "groups" that can make an employee fall into this category)
But, once again the cost of living is low, so I can't complain too much.
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911LUV wrote:
Unless you fall into the HCE bracket.I do fall into that bracket.
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