I'm going to see the Richard Prince show at the Guggenheim today. Do you think I will meet any Richard Prince junkies that want to score a Second House baggie?
They had me going - though I know there's at least a bit of povery upstate - and a bunch of "youth migration" because the "economy" of the "municipality" is "depressed."
Still, I think a state like Missouri might be a better example of the walking poor.
People live lives of quiet desperation, even in affluent communities. Maybe that's what they mean.
They had me going - though I know there's at least a bit of povery upstate - and a bunch of "youth migration" because the "economy" of the "municipality" is "depressed."
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People live lives of quiet desperation, even in affluent communities. Maybe that's what they mean.
the upstate economy is depressed, yes much poverty, but r-ville is not.
ReplyDeletethere is something there called the renss. institute, an inn, lots of perfectly maintained little old houses...it is a pocket of doing fine-ness.
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Did they show any of his "Playboy Bunny/Skull" surfboards? And if so, where did they install them??
i don't recall seeing any, nor any reference to first or second house.
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