CO2Insanity: Tired of the CO2 BS and all the other BS in the US and the world.
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Another dip shit city going belly up. So funny to watch all of them claim something to be so right turning out to be so wrong. Guess Rahm now has his on crisis to not let go to waste.
How much longer before Quagmire's choom buddy and fellow butt pirate Rahm goes begging to DC for a bailout?
Heh heh heh. Who'da thunk it?
Illinois was the No. 3 state in America for outbound moves in 2014, United Van Lines said Friday.
Earlier this week, Allied Van Lines said Illinois was No. 1 for outbound versus inbound moves in 2014, according to its moving data for the year. And Atlas Van Lines said Friday its data also show more people leaving the state than coming, with Illinois ranking second among states with the highest proportion of outbound moves.
Whatever, people sure seem to love to leave Illinois.
United Van Lines, which has tracked migration since 1977, said it tallied 6,283 moves out of Illinois and 3,630 into the state. New York and New Jersey were the only states with higher numbers moving out.
Where are all of those people headed?
Oregon, South Carolina and North Carolina topped states for inbound moves.
The District of Columbia, which held the top spot on the inbound list from 2008 to 2012 and which ranked fourth last year, fell to No. 7 in 2014.
The migration pattern in 2014 reflects a trend toward southern and western states, where housing costs are relatively lower, climates are more temperate and job growth has been at or above the national average. That's according to Michael Stoll, an economist and professor at the Department of Public Policy at UCLA, cited in a news release by United Van Lines.
Over the past decade, Illinois has gone from seeing more inbound moves to more outbound, with the turnabout coming in 2009, according to Atlas' numbers. In 2014, 2,362 Atlas customers moved in and 3,553 moved out.
Illinois, New York and Jersey....virtual bastions of Democratcy...who woulda thought??
And all the inbound moves to D.C.? Sounds like lots of government hiring going on. It takes a lot of stooges to run a country into the ground.
That, and gay hookers.
Any wonder why King Barky got out of town? He orchestrated this when he was a State Senator, once he saw how it worked, he went to Washington to try it on a larger scale.
And Illinois is rapidly becoming the new Venezuela, but without the oil.
They still have toilet paper in Chicago. good thing considering the ass wipe they have for Mayor.
Since he's an ass wipe, if they run out, they can just slice him up real thin..........
Damn it! They ran out of other people's money.....Who could have seen that coming? Being libtard and socialist and all.
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Another dip shit city going belly up. So funny to watch all of them claim something to be so right turning out to be so wrong. Guess Rahm now has his on crisis to not let go to waste.
How much longer before Quagmire's choom buddy and fellow butt pirate Rahm goes begging to DC for a bailout?
Heh heh heh. Who'da thunk it?
Illinois was the No. 3 state in America for outbound moves in 2014, United Van Lines said Friday.
Earlier this week, Allied Van Lines said Illinois was No. 1 for outbound versus inbound moves in 2014, according to its moving data for the year. And Atlas Van Lines said Friday its data also show more people leaving the state than coming, with Illinois ranking second among states with the highest proportion of outbound moves.
Whatever, people sure seem to love to leave Illinois.
United Van Lines, which has tracked migration since 1977, said it tallied 6,283 moves out of Illinois and 3,630 into the state. New York and New Jersey were the only states with higher numbers moving out.
Where are all of those people headed?
Oregon, South Carolina and North Carolina topped states for inbound moves.
The District of Columbia, which held the top spot on the inbound list from 2008 to 2012 and which ranked fourth last year, fell to No. 7 in 2014.
The migration pattern in 2014 reflects a trend toward southern and western states, where housing costs are relatively lower, climates are more temperate and job growth has been at or above the national average. That's according to Michael Stoll, an economist and professor at the Department of Public Policy at UCLA, cited in a news release by United Van Lines.
Over the past decade, Illinois has gone from seeing more inbound moves to more outbound, with the turnabout coming in 2009, according to Atlas' numbers. In 2014, 2,362 Atlas customers moved in and 3,553 moved out.
Illinois, New York and Jersey....virtual bastions of Democratcy...who woulda thought??
And all the inbound moves to D.C.? Sounds like lots of government hiring going on. It takes a lot of stooges to run a country into the ground.
That, and gay hookers.
Any wonder why King Barky got out of town? He orchestrated this when he was a State Senator, once he saw how it worked, he went to Washington to try it on a larger scale.
And Illinois is rapidly becoming the new Venezuela, but without the oil.
They still have toilet paper in Chicago. good thing considering the ass wipe they have for Mayor.
Since he's an ass wipe, if they run out, they can just slice him up real thin..........
Damn it! They ran out of other people's money.....Who could have seen that coming? Being libtard and socialist and all.