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Des Moines is 207,000 people. And it's the biggest city by population in Iowa.
Denton (where I am) is 123,000 people. And it's the 26th biggest in Texas by population.
The DFW metroplex I am a part of is 6.5 million people. Iowa as a state has 3.1 million! No wonder my craigslist is so flush, that's a ton of people for one site.
Sorry got consumed by population comparisons out of curiosity.
No apology needed... why stop there? I love demographic statistical trivia. My Dad always liked to point out that the one part (Brooklyn NY) of the city he was born and grew up in was nearly as populous (2.6 million) as the entire state (Iowa) he moved to. It's pretty remarkable that the country of origin of my patrilineal forebears (Ireland) barely has more people (4.6 million) than the metro area where I now reside (Phoenix metro, 4.4 million).
In addition to pork, grain, potatoes, and Guinness, Ireland and Iowa are both pretty prolific at raising and then exporting people.
Congratz, duder!RAT King ordered direct from Fuzzrocious. aw yeah. long wait but worth it.
I had ron from bong rippers old one. The FB switch on that thing was the poopie. Pretty good clean blend too (blend was a add on) one of the few I have heard that sounded like what you expect.RAT King ordered direct from Fuzzrocious. aw yeah. long wait but worth it.
I had ron from bong rippers old one. The FB switch on that thing was the ****. Pretty good clean blend too (blend was a add on) one of the few I have heard that sounded like what you expect.
I'm surprised you haven't heard of them before.
Emil the drummer played drums on the last Om album. His drumming made Om a lot better in my opinion.
RAT King ordered direct from Fuzzrocious. aw yeah. long wait but worth it.
... the metro area where I now reside (Phoenix metro, 4.4 million)...
I've lived in a dozen US states and spent significant time in many more. There are only four states I've never been to, or at least traveled through.
Anyways, my faves are, in no order, Arizona, Oregon, Texas (certain parts of TX.)
I lived in AZ for a couple years in the 90s and really loved it. Still miss it. I was in Cottonwood which didn't have a lot going on as a town, but the people were cool (cops sucked though) and the location of it was perfect. Head East a little and you were in the mountains on the way to Flagstaff...lush, gorges, forests, waterfalls. Head west a little and you soon found yourself in the stark beauty of the real deal desert. It was kind of ideal.