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1. Have you considered...oh...wait...

Reply to Angelshare1 (Original post)

Wed May 30, 2012, 03:04 PM

May 2012

Sorry. The yuppies have taken that neighborhood over, too.

Thing is, if you want to live in bohemia, you need to travel light. Because after not long, it's ruined.

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Where can you still find bohemia in America? [View all] Angelshare1 May 2012 OP

Have you considered...oh...wait... Wilms May 2012 #1

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