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RC

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8. You sure that's North Dakota? There are trees on the horizon.

Tue Mar 26, 2013, 01:11 PM

Mar 2013

Yeah, from living there for 45 years, I know North Dakota does have trees on the horizon. There is where most of them are too, on the horizon.
That picture IS what rural ND does look like, gravel road and all. There are no fences because fences interferes with farming the ditches and sometimes even the road right of way.
70,762 square miles and a population of 699,628 = almost 10 people per square mile. The unemployment rate is around 3% because when the kids get old enough to leave, they do.

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Welcome to North Dakota ;-( [View all] sheshe2 Mar 2013 OP

I will never step foot in North Dakota again! In_The_Wind Mar 2013 #1

I agree, sheshe2 Mar 2013 #2

Are they crazy? In_The_Wind Mar 2013 #3

Afraid so... sheshe2 Mar 2013 #4

Is there anyway to overturn this atrocity. In_The_Wind Mar 2013 #6

Yes, it should be found unconstitutional in short order. Comrade Grumpy Mar 2013 #9

Thank you! Now I do feel a little better. But not much. In_The_Wind Mar 2013 #11

I wonder if they'll have to stop in vitro fertilization there? denverbill Mar 2013 #5

Too bad this isn't about Donglegate or some Swedish woman in a bar. Comrade Grumpy Mar 2013 #7

You sure that's North Dakota? There are trees on the horizon. RC Mar 2013 #8

Looks like a farmer's wind row. That's how you get trees in North Dakota. Comrade Grumpy Mar 2013 #10

Forgot about Bakken. RC Mar 2013 #14

Is it true that mre than 70% of fertilized eggs never attach to the uterine wall, bvar22 Mar 2013 #12

More creepy old white men railing against something they'll never do. Initech Mar 2013 #13