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Been to Chicago many times myself wouldn’t recommend it

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But you can always leave Chicago

[–] • 4 pts

You can leave Hell, too. Read Inferno by Niven/Pournelle - 1976 (It's a takeoff on Dante Alighieri's poem The Divine Comedy)

[–] • 5 pts

You're living in it.

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No, I know,

It could be so much worse

[–] • 4 pts

We are all slowly but, surely marching to hell, no need to get ahead of yourself.

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I would say East St. Louis is pretty close.

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Sure. The same way I've seen Winnie the Pooh, and superman. Fictional things are often shown on television,

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It's called Gary, Indiana.

[–] [deleted] • 0 pt

Gary has indeed turned into a war zone. Desolate. Much of that area including surrounding cities has been destroyed by niggers

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I've been on MLK Jr Blvd in Austin, TX. The Chris Rock jokes started playing in my head and I got the fuck out.

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What do you mean by "Hell"?

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Haven’t seen it but I know it will be nice and warm; all my friends will be there too! Win/Win.

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Yes the minute I entered a divorce lawyers office, I was burned to my soul.

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In that case, I have entered hell twice and escaped.

It was 120 last week, close enough?

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I don't believe that guy, because you can never escape Hell to describe it.

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