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What are the people like...

Posted 04-16-2011 at 10:49 AM by CptnRn

A bitter young man named James once wandered through the countryside in search of a place to live. He arrived in a town and asked an elderly gentleman there what the people in the town were like. The older man asked, "What were the people like in the place you used to live?" James said, "They were rude and unfriendly." The older man said, "Well, that's what the people here are like, too." Upon hearing this, James moved on.

A while later, a kind young...
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What is so great about Legend Oaks, SW Austin?

Posted 03-23-2011 at 02:40 PM by CptnRn

I keep finding myself repeating this in the Austin forum, so I thought I'd add it here. This link will show you where Legend Oaks is in Austin. http://maps.google.com/maps?f=q&sour...34246&t=h&z=15

SW Austin, areas such as Circle C and...
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That beloved country...

Posted 10-10-2010 at 09:18 PM by CptnRn

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The other thing I don't get is how people talk about their "beloved" Austin. Austin doesn't even allow anyone but the homeless or the wealthy to live in it. What kind of beloved is that?
Compared to other places that I have lived, we found Austin to have lots of things that we loved when we moved here. Including its being a city where many parts of it have a friendly, small town feeling. Some of those things we loved have disappeared as Austin has grown, but...
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Austin's property taxes are lower then many surrounding areas.

Posted 09-30-2010 at 05:37 PM by CptnRn

WOW! This was an eye opener for me.

I have heard it said that "City of Austin taxes are the highest" so often, I accepted it as true. But according to this Travis County Appraisal District document Austin is lower then most of these other areas around Austin. http://www.traviscad.org/pdf/cad3773_w1_entity_list.pdf

02 CITY OF AUSTIN City 0.420900
05 CITY OF MANOR City 0.673400
09 CITY OF WEST LAKE HILLS City 0.053400
20 CITY OF PFLUGERVILLE...
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Austin is not a "Cool" place to move to...

Posted 09-02-2010 at 03:49 PM by CptnRn

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Okay, I'm going to write this quick because writing on forums is really not that high on my list of priorities, so excuse my lack of proper English etiquette. I'm currently shopping around to find a new place to call home. I'm originally from the Northern Virginia/D.C. area, which was absolutely beautiful for the first 15 years that I lived there, but for the past 10 years it changed in a way that I wasn't happy with. One of the main problems I had was all the people that moved there looking for
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