do women from minnesota answer these questions?
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Yes, there are many women from MN anywhere you go. But, the odds of a single Minnesota woman finding your perticular question is probably not very good.
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Women are Women, the only difference is WHO they are. So to answer your question---NO.
379704
Ummmmm, yep. Probably a resident of Minnesota, too.
1050593
What about the women?
636123
Nice to see a question from Manitoba here.\nAs long as no personal information was asked during the survey and the particapants are in the age bracket relevent to the survey, then anyone.\nHope this helps\nHave a great day\nJohn
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I don't know what state you live in now, but there are probably scores of women of all kinds living there, including those with the specific assets you seek. Why not seek them out there, rather than move away?
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I also live in Minnesota. Looks like you both just found a place? Just talk to the other and figure it out?
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Very smart to post a question like this!!  I'm in Sheboygan, and it's a nice place here.  It would help to know more about you, but assuming you're just an average joe, there is a lot going on here.  Just a few off the top of my head ... if you have Google Earth, you can plug our city in and see that we have a good mix of urban and rural areas.  The western part of the county has a lot of open spaces.  Sheboygan itself has a lot of business and job opportunites, especially for a city of 50,000.  Still good manufacturing jobs here, believe it or not.  And of course, Lake Michigan is a beautiful sight!  If you go to photobucket.com, and punch in Sheboygan, I'm sure you'll see a lot of photos.  The lake is accessible to everyone.  Local politics is kind of a downside, because there is a lot of hostility between certain people, but most of us find it entertaining.  Sheboygan-Press.com is the local newspaper.  Many stories online to read!!  Tell me more about you (career,age,etc), and I'll put in my 2 cents about whether it's a good fit.  I read the part about 5 kids, the schools here always get high national ratings ... and Sheboygan was rated Best Place to Raise a Family a few years ago too by a national publication.
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I'm from Minnesota. NO one I know even locks their doors much. My father is the worst. He absolutely refuses to ever lock his doors. When he went to Switzerland for a month, the doors were left unlocked the whole time. I guess that shows you either how nice and friendly them Minnesotans are, or how silly and stupid.\n\nI've heard the same applies to Canada, and in Bowling for Columbine there was a woman who said the same. \n\nMy friends here in SF leave keys in the mailslot if need be.
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I moved to Minnesota from NY (Long Island) about 2 years ago.    I moved for a job, so I had an income source in place.  I didn't have a relocation package, so I had to arrange for transportaion (a 10ft truck was about $2000 and motels/gas/misc was about another $800 or so) and finding a new place all on my own.  The cost of living in the Twin Cities area is much lower than NY, although will vary for you depending on what your situation is now, but Conneticut is probably as costly as Long Island.  I found an apartment online and paid $785/mo for a 2 bedroom apartment in Richfield (closer to Minneapolis than Golden Valley)  I now pay $680 (1 bdrm) + $100 parking for 2 ppl for a great place in Minneapolis (loring park, awesome neighborhood).  \n\nThere's more to do here than you would think... I got a lot of weird looks when I said I was moving to Minnesota, but especially in the cities, it is diverse and there are plenty of cultural opportunities... so not like "Fargo"!  Not everyone is blond, not everyone is Swedish.  It was an adjustment the first holiday season though... it's not that people are mean or obnoxious about me not being a devout Christian or anything, but there is much less religious diversity than in NY (but I expected that).  I was surprised to see so many great restaurants... thai, middle eastern, ethiopian, mexican, etc.  There are so many lakes, parks, etc.  People really enjoy the outdoors here.  \n\nThe weather... well, it's colder sometimes than CT that's for sure, but you do adjust, just remember to layer and if you are going to rent, make sure heat is included!  It's not as scary as you'd think.  The summers also surprised me, it can get pretty hot, and then there are the tornados (they really don't hit in the metro area, though) but i see people out and about in all sorts of weather.\n\nI like it here, I can finally afford to do what I want, and I actually had an opportunity to move back to the east coast, but passed it up because I like it here so much.  Compared to what I was used to on Long Island, it's easy living.  I live in a neighborhood that actually reminds me of NYC (east village), I see all sorts of people around, and I think that's what makes an area "alive"  \n\nGolden Valley is a suburb for sure, I don't know much about it, but I can tell you that the further away you you get from the Cities, the more "cookie cutter" things get... \n\nhope this helped!
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1. Are you from the United States? Yes, and Damn Proud!\n2. Are you female? No\n3. Are you in your late 30's? No\n4. Are you of european descent? Yes\n5. Can your ancestry be traced to Ireland or Germany? No\n6. Do you live in a suburb of a major city? Suburbs\n7. Do you share views of both the Republican and Democratic party? Depends on the subject.
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go and ask these women ur self
575710
I have a question for you. Where are those women?
413395
I watch it everyday, and i see what you mean. I always wondered that myself and it is funny you pointed it out. Sometimes it seems like they are faking that they like each other. I LUV MINNESOTA!
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Who-oa, look who's feeling left out on a Saturday night :)\n\nSome of us are night owls or insomniacs (it is 2:24 AM where I live), some of us are driven to earn points to hit the next level, some of us are frustrated Ann Landers wanna-bes, and some of us are getting addicted to Answers.\n\nAnd having answered some of the same questions as you, I cannot believe you don't have someone.\n\nHey, ladies, if you live in Oregon or close, this is a smart, caring, sensitive guy who advised someone wanting sexual coaching that you do not **** someone you love, might prefer small-chested women and knows where our G-spot is.  I'd go after him myself, but I'm across the continent.\n\n(Are you at least smiling now??)
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They have a summer in MN?
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Not really. Do you think women are treated better in Norway than in the US? Or worse in the UK? Certainly some of the lower countries treat their women poorly, but that's really part of a larger social problem that is causing the poor HDI.