Chef Jim Posted May 25, 2020 Posted May 25, 2020 1 minute ago, RiotAct said: Masks are here to stay, folks Reading through his Twitter feed recently... masks masks masks masks masks MASKS MASKS Based on that logic we should all wear cups. Athletes wear them all the time so we should too just in the event there is an errant ball to the nuts. 2 3 1 1
Koko78 Posted May 25, 2020 Posted May 25, 2020 17 minutes ago, RiotAct said: Masks are here to stay, folks Reading through his Twitter feed recently... masks masks masks masks masks MASKS MASKS Maybe he should be telling Fredo to wear one then. You know, when his little brother is out in public, with no mask, while claiming to be in quarantine for having this uber deadly virus that kills grandma and requires lockdowns and tyranny. 2 1
Nanker Posted May 25, 2020 Posted May 25, 2020 By what logic are the goobenators declaring that if they don’t get federal bailout monies then the “First Responders, Police, Firemen, Medics, Doctors, Nurses, etc. will be laid off.” Those chuckleheads don’t realize that THOSE are about the ONLY people getting paid and paying taxes to their states right now. 1 1 1
Chef Jim Posted May 25, 2020 Posted May 25, 2020 1 hour ago, Chef Jim said: Based on that logic we should all wear cups. Athletes wear them all the time so we should too just in the event there is an errant ball to the nuts. Oh sorry @Buffalo_Gal not all of us. ? 1 1
US Egg Posted May 25, 2020 Posted May 25, 2020 (edited) 2 hours ago, RiotAct said: Masks are here to stay, folks Reading through his Twitter feed recently... masks masks masks masks masks MASKS MASKS Well, as New Yorks biggest mass murderer ever.....who's gonna argue with him ? Edited May 26, 2020 by I am the egg man 3
B-Man Posted May 25, 2020 Posted May 25, 2020 1 hour ago, RiotAct said: Masks are here to stay, folks Reading through his Twitter feed recently... masks masks masks masks masks MASKS MASKS Brilliant comparison Andy. Health care workers are in the situation where masks are needed We are not. 2
dubs Posted May 25, 2020 Posted May 25, 2020 1 hour ago, RiotAct said: Masks are here to stay, folks Reading through his Twitter feed recently... masks masks masks masks masks MASKS MASKS if this situation has driven one thing home, it’s that it’s time to prepare to leave NY State. It’s bad enough that we have an incompetent government and an emperor as a governor (not to mention that condescending bozo sitting to his left most of the time), but combine that with the (nearly) highest property taxes in the country, long and miserable winters, and a bleak future, it’s time to find another state to call home. 6 1
CarpetCrawler Posted May 25, 2020 Posted May 25, 2020 5 minutes ago, dubs said: if this situation has driven one thing home, it’s that it’s time to prepare to leave NY State. It’s bad enough that we have an incompetent government and an emperor as a governor (not to mention that condescending bozo sitting to his left most of the time), but combine that with the (nearly) highest property taxes in the country, long and miserable winters, and a bleak future, it’s time to find another state to call home. OK, let's pick a place and take the Bills with us.
Chef Jim Posted May 25, 2020 Posted May 25, 2020 Just now, CarpetCrawler said: OK, let's pick a place and take the Bills with us. I know you wouldn’t because you all think CA sucks too. But if you even for a moment consider bringing that team out here.....?
dubs Posted May 25, 2020 Posted May 25, 2020 5 minutes ago, CarpetCrawler said: OK, let's pick a place and take the Bills with us. I’m probably 1-2 years away from uprooting. Just starting to look at potential destinations, starting with the Carolinas. Maybe the Raleigh area in NC or Charleston or Greenville in SC. 2
SoCal Deek Posted May 25, 2020 Posted May 25, 2020 (edited) 1 hour ago, Nanker said: By what logic are the goobenators declaring that if they don’t get federal bailout monies then the “First Responders, Police, Firemen, Medics, Doctors, Nurses, etc. will be laid off.” Those chuckleheads don’t realize that THOSE are about the ONLY people getting paid and paying taxes to their states right now. what governors are just figuring out is that the money they use to pay their employees comes from the very people they just forced onto unemployment! oops Edited May 25, 2020 by SoCal Deek 1
Buffalo_Gal Posted May 26, 2020 Posted May 26, 2020 42 minutes ago, dubs said: if this situation has driven one thing home, it’s that it’s time to prepare to leave NY State. It’s bad enough that we have an incompetent government and an emperor as a governor (not to mention that condescending bozo sitting to his left most of the time), but combine that with the (nearly) highest property taxes in the country, long and miserable winters, and a bleak future, it’s time to find another state to call home. We've done Florida as snow birds and it isn't for us (too hot 6 months of the year, and it ain't as cheap as everyone proclaims). I'd love to try Virginia, but that seems to be going the way of NYS (one small area of the state influences policies that harm the rest of the state and too bad for the rest of the state). Or possibly North Carolina (a lot of my ex's family went there, and there are some nice areas in NC) but am not quite there yet. And if my son sticks to the Buffalo area and they start producing those grand-babies I so desperately want... I doubt I'll ever leave. 2
BillStime Posted May 26, 2020 Posted May 26, 2020 55 minutes ago, dubs said: if this situation has driven one thing home, it’s that it’s time to prepare to leave NY State. It’s bad enough that we have an incompetent government and an emperor as a governor (not to mention that condescending bozo sitting to his left most of the time), but combine that with the (nearly) highest property taxes in the country, long and miserable winters, and a bleak future, it’s time to find another state to call home. You should definitively get to a red state ASAP 49 minutes ago, CarpetCrawler said: OK, let's pick a place and take the Bills with us. Selfish pricks
RiotAct Posted May 26, 2020 Posted May 26, 2020 2 hours ago, dubs said: if this situation has driven one thing home, it’s that it’s time to prepare to leave NY State. It’s bad enough that we have an incompetent government and an emperor as a governor (not to mention that condescending bozo sitting to his left most of the time), but combine that with the (nearly) highest property taxes in the country, long and miserable winters, and a bleak future, it’s time to find another state to call home. but our mask rate is through the roof!!!
Orlando Buffalo Posted May 26, 2020 Posted May 26, 2020 3 hours ago, dubs said: if this situation has driven one thing home, it’s that it’s time to prepare to leave NY State. It’s bad enough that we have an incompetent government and an emperor as a governor (not to mention that condescending bozo sitting to his left most of the time), but combine that with the (nearly) highest property taxes in the country, long and miserable winters, and a bleak future, it’s time to find another state to call home. come to florida-everything you mention we are great in. Our property taxes are low, our income tax is 0% and our weather is great 8 months a year. When my friends who still live in WNY ask how I deal with the heat I have one answer "Buffalo temperature range is -10 to 80 while mine is 40 to95, 55 degrees is easier to get use to than 90" If you want more sales points let me know, I literally have convince about one of my relatives a year to move. 2 hours ago, Buffalo_Gal said: We've done Florida as snow birds and it isn't for us (too hot 6 months of the year, and it ain't as cheap as everyone proclaims). I'd love to try Virginia, but that seems to be going the way of NYS (one small area of the state influences policies that harm the rest of the state and too bad for the rest of the state). Or possibly North Carolina (a lot of my ex's family went there, and there are some nice areas in NC) but am not quite there yet. And if my son sticks to the Buffalo area and they start producing those grand-babies I so desperately want... I doubt I'll ever leave. Many part of Florida are not cheap as an initial investment but over time it is a better deal. Since the taxes are so much lower a $1500 monthly mortgage in Orlando gets you a $250,000 home including taxes- in NY that gets you less than $200,000. I am curious which part of Florida you were in? 2
CarpetCrawler Posted May 26, 2020 Posted May 26, 2020 (edited) 3 hours ago, dubs said: I’m probably 1-2 years away from uprooting. Just starting to look at potential destinations, starting with the Carolinas. Maybe the Raleigh area in NC or Charleston or Greenville in SC. I'm in the Lower Hudson Valley so my taxes are murder, but I have a place in the Adirondacks where the taxes are 25% of what I pay here. That's a good enough drop for me, I'll probably retire there. I like the change of seasons, winters are fine with me, and the summers and autumns up there can't be beat. But if I did move, the areas you're talking about are where I would probably pick also. Edited May 26, 2020 by CarpetCrawler 2
Buffalo_Gal Posted May 26, 2020 Posted May 26, 2020 14 minutes ago, Buffalo Timmy said: Many part of Florida are not cheap as an initial investment but over time it is a better deal. Since the taxes are so much lower a $1500 monthly mortgage in Orlando gets you a $250,000 home including taxes- in NY that gets you less than $200,000. I am curious which part of Florida you were in? Unincorporated St John’s county, a beach condo. The taxes + HOA fees were as much as our NYS house taxes (school, town, county), the condo was assessed at approximately half our NYS house’s value. Hurricane insurance also was not inexpensive compared to our NYS insurance. As far as utilities we only had water, electric, and cable... the cable bill was insane in Florida for junk TV choices and slower internet connection (Comcast in Florida vs FIOS in NYS). I remember when we moved into our house and the lady next door to us told me her Florida taxes were as much as on the NYS house. I was skeptical until we bought our condo.
Taro T Posted May 26, 2020 Posted May 26, 2020 38 minutes ago, Buffalo Timmy said: come to florida-everything you mention we are great in. Our property taxes are low, our income tax is 0% and our weather is great 8 months a year. When my friends who still live in WNY ask how I deal with the heat I have one answer "Buffalo temperature range is -10 to 80 while mine is 40 to95, 55 degrees is easier to get use to than 90" If you want more sales points let me know, I literally have convince about one of my relatives a year to move. Many part of Florida are not cheap as an initial investment but over time it is a better deal. Since the taxes are so much lower a $1500 monthly mortgage in Orlando gets you a $250,000 home including taxes- in NY that gets you less than $200,000. I am curious which part of Florida you were in? And for you, the weather probably is good 8 months/ year. Couldn't wait to get away from the Gulf as IMHO the weather was unbearably hot from May - October (6 months) and was uncomfortably cold (due to humidity) for January & a week or 2 on either side of it. So, while again IMHO weather in WNY is great / good (& liking the change of seasons makes December far more tolerable than not liking them) for about 10 months/ year; only really limed the weather 4 months/ year down there. And 7 years wasn't long enough to "thin the blood" enough to make the oppressive heat & humidity tolerable. Again, different strokes for different folks, but could never get used to the weather on the Gulf.
US Egg Posted May 26, 2020 Posted May 26, 2020 3 hours ago, Buffalo_Gal said: if my son sticks to the Buffalo area and they start producing those grand-babies I so desperately want... I doubt I'll ever leave. My wife was adamant, as I regularly broached the subject, that she had no problem being a snowbird should the kids stay in N.Y. and have grandkids. Well, the kids stayed local here and upon the birth of our 1st grandkid, leaving for anywhere for longer than a month was no longer an option. It wasn't because of an absolute babysit need, but "mema" was making sure she be 1st considered to watch the grandkids. Now that we have 4 grandkids and one a recent newborn..... .....we aren't going anywhere much longer than two weeks ever again. 1 1
Orlando Buffalo Posted May 26, 2020 Posted May 26, 2020 9 hours ago, Buffalo_Gal said: Unincorporated St John’s county, a beach condo. The taxes + HOA fees were as much as our NYS house taxes (school, town, county), the condo was assessed at approximately half our NYS house’s value. Hurricane insurance also was not inexpensive compared to our NYS insurance. As far as utilities we only had water, electric, and cable... the cable bill was insane in Florida for junk TV choices and slower internet connection (Comcast in Florida vs FIOS in NYS). I remember when we moved into our house and the lady next door to us told me her Florida taxes were as much as on the NYS house. I was skeptical until we bought our condo. I was gonna guess a condo but not St John's. The HOA fees on some condos are very high. In fact down by Miami I am seeing condos for 150,000 with HOA fees approaching 1K a month. Also hurricane insurance for a beach condo is very high, I should probably be more specific, move to Orlando where I live.
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