Gotta do what Trump (one of his staffers, I think) did and make them pay an unrefundable $5 to deliver a tip to the hotline. Real violations will make it through and probably be waived afterward, and fake ones will pad the pockets of the state's admin. Trolls might think twice if they have to submit their CC details for spurious complaints.
Utah is weird. I straight up go there to get away from the insanity of the world. I usually go to Provo or the areas nearby. It's modern enough to get what I want, but laid back and kind enough I don't have to deal with the world I know back in Seattle and other places. If you go to the right place every door is unlocked and the local arcade is awesome.
Then you have Salt Lake City or the more 'academic' areas of Provo. You can straight up tell what parts I am talking about. The very streets go from well swept to dingy and dirty. It is so weird.
The dingy parts of the city will have all the stuff you can think of. They will demand that everyone come to modern times. They even have their own newspaper. The best part is how everyone is semi stuck in the 80's. So the good Mormon girls will have perms from the 80's, and the rebels will dress like rebels from the 80's.
So it's no shock that there is a giant brigade like this.
I've been to Salt Lake City, and, well. You're not wrong.
Mind, living in Salt Lake City is the last thing I'd want to do. Now, twenty minutes outside of in in those gorgeous, gorgeous mountains it's penned in by - oh, yeah, now we're talking.
Plus, you have to by alcohol at the state-run store.
"Flooding"
That's a weird way to say false police reports and cyber terrorism.
Gotta do what Trump (one of his staffers, I think) did and make them pay an unrefundable $5 to deliver a tip to the hotline. Real violations will make it through and probably be waived afterward, and fake ones will pad the pockets of the state's admin. Trolls might think twice if they have to submit their CC details for spurious complaints.
Utah is weird. I straight up go there to get away from the insanity of the world. I usually go to Provo or the areas nearby. It's modern enough to get what I want, but laid back and kind enough I don't have to deal with the world I know back in Seattle and other places. If you go to the right place every door is unlocked and the local arcade is awesome.
Then you have Salt Lake City or the more 'academic' areas of Provo. You can straight up tell what parts I am talking about. The very streets go from well swept to dingy and dirty. It is so weird.
The dingy parts of the city will have all the stuff you can think of. They will demand that everyone come to modern times. They even have their own newspaper. The best part is how everyone is semi stuck in the 80's. So the good Mormon girls will have perms from the 80's, and the rebels will dress like rebels from the 80's.
So it's no shock that there is a giant brigade like this.
We know why you go there, Mormons are considered the most attractive women.
Reminds me of a snowboard magazine talking about the best places. The positives of Utah was Mormon girls, the negatives were Mormon girls.
I've been to Salt Lake City, and, well. You're not wrong.
Mind, living in Salt Lake City is the last thing I'd want to do. Now, twenty minutes outside of in in those gorgeous, gorgeous mountains it's penned in by - oh, yeah, now we're talking.
Plus, you have to by alcohol at the state-run store.
There's a great little mall in Brigham City. The used game store is massive and feels more like a giant bookstore.
The best part is driving there is over a mountain range. So much fun
Soon there will be a Million Xem March.