Wichita gets the three peat! Worst allergy city

[ChiefsCountry]

No surprise since it's the home of Clint the Wichita Cuck

[ThrobProng]

Originally Posted by ChiefsCountry

No surprise since it's the home of Clint the Wichita Cuck

You're just jealous because you can't get anyone to **** your pig of a wife.

[Iowanian]

Originally Posted by ThrobProng

You're just jealous because you can't get anyone to **** your pig of a wife.

I don’t think this is a fastball when your wife sent pics of her butthole to half of this site.

[ThrobProng]

Originally Posted by Iowanian

I don’t think this is a fastball when your wife sent pics of her butthole to half of this site.

Sure she did, and it's ex-wife.

Maybe she can regale you with pics of her failing liver.

[Iowanian]

Originally Posted by ThrobProng

Sure she did, and it's ex-wife.

Maybe she can regale you with pics of her failing liver.

To be fair, I was not on the list…..and I do appreciate that you do just own it.

[Titty Meat]

Originally Posted by Iowanian

I don’t think this is a fastball when your wife sent pics of her butthole to half of this site.

Wait what???

[TLO]

Originally Posted by Iowanian

I don’t think this is a fastball when your wife sent pics of her butthole to half of this site.

Can we get more details on this please?

[Iowanian]

I hadn’t considered it but I was there this week and my allergies are fired up a little bit

Probably didn’t help driving through when they were burning a billion acres of prairie

[R Clark]

Originally Posted by Iowanian

I hadn’t considered it but I was there this week and my allergies are fired up a little bit

Probably didn’t help driving through when they were burning a billion acres of prairie

It has to be done to take care of the grass; with that being said we catch hell from doodah and kc for the smoke

[KC Shox]

I lived in Olathe and I’ve lived in Wichita. Comparing a metro with 2.5 million people to one with 650k is asinine. Both metros have their pros and cons. Someone said it earlier, if your a single, 20 something living in Wichita, your entertainment options, that are conducive to your young interests, are limited. If you’re a family starting out, want affordable living and family oriented activities, Wichita for its size is pretty accommodating. Wichita now, is not the Wichita of the late 80s and 90s.

Both places have their $hit-hole areas. You’re lying to yourself if you believe KC is immune and free of societal riff-raff and degenerate hotspots. I reside in Wichita and enjoyed my time in Olathe. If I were to move to a bigger city, KC would be it. I refer to it as a small ‘big city’. KC still has Midwest values and charm. Can’t we all just get along?

[HemiEd]

Originally Posted by KC Shox

I lived in Olathe and I’ve lived in Wichita. Comparing a metro with 2.5 million people to one with 650k is asinine. Both metros have their pros and cons. Someone said it earlier, if your a single, 20 something living in Wichita, your entertainment options, that are conducive to your young interests, are limited. If you’re a family starting out, want affordable living and family oriented activities, Wichita for its size is pretty accommodating. Wichita now, is not the Wichita of the late 80s and 90s.

Both places have their $hit-hole areas. You’re lying to yourself if you believe KC is immune and free of societal riff-raff and degenerate hotspots. I reside in Wichita and enjoyed my time in Olathe. If I were to move to a bigger city, KC would be it. I refer to it as a small ‘big city’. KC still has Midwest values and charm. Can’t we all just get along?

Yeah, we bought our first two homes there and raised our daughters there. We left in 96.

Both won't go back now as they agree it has changed and not for the better. Like anything though, it is probably what you make of it. I heard there is tremendous amount of homeless, like a lot of metro areas. Sad.

[Rain Man]

I like looking at houses on realtor.com, and I must admit to being intrigued by the impossibly low housing prices in places like Wichita and Hutchinson. That would be an easy way to free up home equity and put it into income-producing investments in retirement. But I have no idea what it's like to live in Wichita or Hutchinson, and I fear that there might be humidity.

Seriously, though, look at this. It needs some updates, but I could live in a house like this, and it's for sale for $49 per square foot. Prices in my neighborhood in Denver are $400 to $500 per square foot.

https://www.realtor.com/realestatean...=srp-list-card

[HemiEd]

Originally Posted by Rain Man

I like looking at houses on realtor.com, and I must admit to being intrigued by the impossibly low housing prices in places like Wichita and Hutchinson. That would be an easy way to free up home equity and put it into income-producing investments in retirement. But I have no idea what it's like to live in Wichita or Hutchinson, and I fear that there might be humidity.

Seriously, though, look at this. It needs some updates, but I could live in a house like this, and it's for sale for $49 per square foot. Prices in my neighborhood in Denver are $400 to $500 per square foot.

https://www.realtor.com/realestatean...=srp-list-card

Lots of curb appeal in the picture. Built in 1930. In Hutch the little Amish town of Yoder would be real close and handy.
Hutch isn't far from Wichita. You might not enjoy the wind though.

Prairie Dunes golf course used to always be rated in the top 20 nationwide, not sure if it is true anymore. Played it a few times.

$400 to $500 per sq ft is crazy.

[Mr. Plow]

Originally Posted by HemiEd

Lots of curb appeal in the picture. Built in 1930. In Hutch the little Amish town of Yoder would be real close and handy.
Hutch isn't far from Wichita. You might not enjoy the wind though.

Prairie Dunes golf course used to always be rated in the top 20 nationwide, not sure if it is true anymore. Played it a few times.

$400 to $500 per sq ft is crazy.

I'm in Hutch & a member at PD. We're a quick 40 minutes to Wichita. It's a great town to raise a family and being so close to Wichita means we can drive over to do our shopping without having to live in Wichita. Which, is the downfall of Hutch. There just isn't a lot here.

We've basically been within 3,000 people of 40,000 total since like the 60's. I think there is a law that says when someone moves to Hutch, somebody else has to move out or die.

PD is ranked anywhere from #12 - #16 in the country and top 50ish in the world. It's a great course.

[HemiEd]

Originally Posted by Mr. Plow

I'm in Hutch & a member at PD. We're a quick 40 minutes to Wichita. It's a great town to raise a family and being so close to Wichita means we can drive over to do our shopping without having to live in Wichita. Which, is the downfall of Hutch. There just isn't a lot here.

We've basically been within 3,000 people of 40,000 total since like the 60's. I think there is a law that says when someone moves to Hutch, somebody else has to move out or die.

PD is ranked anywhere from #12 - #16 in the country and top 50ish in the world. It's a great course.

That is great, glad you shared this.

Yeah, PD is absolutely a beautiful and challenging course. First time I played it was about my 3rd year playing golf and I finally said **** and quit keeping score. Last time we played it I played pretty well.

You would know Rose Motor Supply? That place was amazing back the 80s, they had everything, at least two of them. I used to sell them a few lines of auto parts and truly enjoyed calling on "Babe Rose" who probably passed away a long time ago.