I am, that's for sure. I hate this area for so many reasons. Anyway, as soon as I put my time in, qualify for that pension, sell my overpriced shitbox Fairfax Station colonial, I'm out of here. Probably headed for the shores of North or South Carolina.

Just curious. Those of you here with the same plan to Get Out of Dodge when able, where are you planning on retiring to?

If you hate it so much then leave now - don't need you and your bad attitude. What a fuck up whiny ass bitch....

Whaaaa11111!!!!1111

Me too. I fucking hate this area. As soon as I get my fucking pension, I am fucking out of here. Moving to Ireland.

Yes, been thinking about the Caribbean. There's issues there too, but retirement money will help smooth things over.

I'm taking my pension and heading to Mexico. Zihuatanejo to be exact. Already have a piece of property there in which I will be building on.

GOP Troll becomes obvious by mentioning pension 40 times, more news at 11.

Fuck off.

retardz

I'd be quite surprised if everyone didn't have a desire to get out of this area if they could. Seriously, the only reason to live here is because the coin is good and job opportunities are available.

I often see older types who I know are retired, and I ask myself what is keeping them here. Even military retirees. Amazing.

Moving to North Carolina as soon as I retire. Already have a lot about a mile from the Atlantic that I'll start building on a couple of years before I go. This shithole of a county will get none of my pension money. ZERO. Neither will this shithole of a state. Used to think about retiring in VA Beach of the VA Eastern Shore but this state is turning into South Maryland. Screw that.

lol pension morons Wrote:
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> GOP Troll becomes obvious by mentioning pension 40
> times, more news at 11.
>
> Fuck off.


You sound jealous. Must suck to have to fund a retirement on a miniscule 401k.

Boating and Fishing Guy Wrote:
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> I'm taking my pension and heading to Mexico.
> Zihuatanejo to be exact. Already have a piece of
> property there in which I will be building on.

Zi-what?

15 years and counting Wrote:
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> Moving to North Carolina as soon as I retire.
> Already have a lot about a mile from the Atlantic
> that I'll start building on a couple of years
> before I go. This shithole of a county will get
> none of my pension money. ZERO. Neither will this
> shithole of a state. Used to think about retiring
> in VA Beach of the VA Eastern Shore but this state
> is turning into South Maryland. Screw that.


So GOP person who hates liberals, is the one on the dole of my tax money. I am a liberal, I pay taxes and don't get a pension. You are a douchebag GOP nut job, hate the government, but are willing to suckle at its teet.

How about, you solve this paradox by making a v with your hands, compress your thumbs on your trachea, and kill yourself in the most violent way known to man. The sooner we extricate you people from the US the better.

Ellis Boyd Redding (Red) Wrote:
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> Boating and Fishing Guy Wrote:
> --------------------------------------------------
> -----
> > I'm taking my pension and heading to Mexico.
> > Zihuatanejo to be exact. Already have a piece
> of
> > property there in which I will be building on.
>
> Zi-what?


The hilarious thing about the (R)etards is they want to move to socialist violent, despot havens because, you know, America is all liberal and shit. Its more like, you know, they dont want to have a commander and chief who's black.

Enjoy moving to Juarez, I'm sure its great!

Biding my Time Wrote:
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> I am, that's for sure. I hate this area for so
> many reasons. Anyway, as soon as I put my time
> in, qualify for that pension, sell my overpriced
> shitbox Fairfax Station colonial, I'm out of here.
> Probably headed for the shores of North or South
> Carolina.
>
> Just curious. Those of you here with the same
> plan to Get Out of Dodge when able, where are you
> planning on retiring to?

Yes, but I plan to the leave the country entirely and enjoy my final days in the South Pacific on beach front property.

GOP sucklers Wrote:
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> 15 years and counting Wrote:
> --------------------------------------------------
> -----
> > Moving to North Carolina as soon as I retire.
> > Already have a lot about a mile from the
> Atlantic
> > that I'll start building on a couple of years
> > before I go. This shithole of a county will
> get
> > none of my pension money. ZERO. Neither will
> this
> > shithole of a state. Used to think about
> retiring
> > in VA Beach of the VA Eastern Shore but this
> state
> > is turning into South Maryland. Screw that.
>
>
> So GOP person who hates liberals, is the one on
> the dole of my tax money. I am a liberal, I pay
> taxes and don't get a pension. You are a douchebag
> GOP nut job, hate the government, but are willing
> to suckle at its teet.
>
> How about, you solve this paradox by making a v
> with your hands, compress your thumbs on your
> trachea, and kill yourself in the most violent way
> known to man. The sooner we extricate you people
> from the US the better.


Yeah, it sucks for you don't it. You'll be paying for my sweet federal pension while I kick back, live another 30 years and you get NOTHING. GOP?? LoL, you know nothing.

Is this why you're leaving?

http://www.forbes.com/2010/01/15/property-taxes-high-lifestyle-real-estate-counties-assessment-taxes_slide_13.html


271% of the average for the US on real estate taxes

Normal civilized white folks need to get out within the next 10 years. By then, this will be a full blown third world area.
The trash, the filth, the rude behavior, the violence(mostly the niggers, of course) is getting worse each year.

last white man standing Wrote:
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> Normal civilized white folks need to get out
> within the next 10 years. By then, this will be a
> full blown third world area.
> The trash, the filth, the rude behavior, the
> violence(mostly the niggers, of course) is getting
> worse each year.

The whole country is going third world. Put a fork in us, we're done.

The suburbs are going to hell because thats where all the poor people are going

Ill probably end up moving closer in during retirement

Its only a matter of time before the schools finally start getting better due to almost all of the trash getting priced out of cities

My wife and I already have plans to retire to The Villages in Florida as soon as we are eligible.

**Damn, it feels good to be King**

Just got the car packed and heading out to OC!

Yes please
Attachments:

This place is a big sweaty cunt.

GOP sucklers Wrote:
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> How about, you solve this paradox by making a v
> with your hands, compress your thumbs on your
> trachea, and kill yourself in the most violent way
> known to man. The sooner we extricate you people
> from the US the better.

I've seen this screed about killing off older people, probably all from you under different names. I don't think you've thought this through, though. With all of the productive taxpayers gone, who will pay for your free shit?

you want to know who the biggest moochers of all are

Old people thats right

Medicare and SS are bankrupting this country

go fuck yourself and die grandpa

Please leave now. Thank you.

Yup.. heading out soon...got my pension, waiting for youngest to get out of college...

hope y'all enjoy all the new illegals you will be housing, feeding and educating..enjoy the taxes going up in this shithole...gingo

tCdTC Wrote:
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> Please leave now. Thank you.


Leaving very soon... you can embrace this crown of shit area all you want..This area fucking blows and if you can't see that, you're part of the problem.

We began our search for a suitable retirement haven about ten years ago. New England, the Carolinas, Florida, California, the Pacific Northwest, Hawaii. Not to mention various Caribbean and Mediterranean locales. And when all was said and done, we couldn't find a place we liked better than here. The quality of life here is very good. The amenities are unsurpassed. We have knowledge and roots and networks here. Since we can afford to stay, there is no point to leaving. Hope you all fare as well as we have. We are having a grand old time.

Long-term lease Wrote:
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> We began our search for a suitable retirement
> haven about ten years ago. New England, the
> Carolinas, Florida, California, the Pacific
> Northwest, Hawaii. Not to mention various
> Caribbean and Mediterranean locales. And when all
> was said and done, we couldn't find a place we
> liked better than here. The quality of life here
> is very good. The amenities are unsurpassed. We
> have knowledge and roots and networks here. Since
> we can afford to stay, there is no point to
> leaving. Hope you all fare as well as we have.
> We are having a grand old time.


That's too bad.

I'm out of here in 6 months and 10 years too late.

Long-term lease Wrote:
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> We began our search for a suitable retirement
> haven about ten years ago. New England, the
> Carolinas, Florida, California, the Pacific
> Northwest, Hawaii. Not to mention various
> Caribbean and Mediterranean locales. And when all
> was said and done, we couldn't find a place we
> liked better than here. The quality of life here
> is very good. The amenities are unsurpassed. We
> have knowledge and roots and networks here. Since
> we can afford to stay, there is no point to
> leaving. Hope you all fare as well as we have.
> We are having a grand old time.


virginia is a beautiful state. I just would not retire in northern va. you're fooling yourself, or have became numb if you believe the quality of life is very good in northern va.
Then again, you sound happy living here. That's what counts.

Buh Bye Wrote:
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> I'm out of here in 6 months and 10 years too late.

That's wonderful, but I'd wager you'll end up missing Fairfax more than Fairfax misses you.

Long-term lease Wrote:
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> Buh Bye Wrote:
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> -----
> > I'm out of here in 6 months and 10 years too
> late.
>
> That's wonderful, but I'd wager you'll end up
> missing Fairfax more than Fairfax misses you.


+1

Won't miss ya, and please don't come back.

Long-term lease Wrote:
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> Buh Bye Wrote:
> --------------------------------------------------
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> > I'm out of here in 6 months and 10 years too
> late.
>
> That's wonderful, but I'd wager you'll end up
> missing Fairfax more than Fairfax misses you.


This area was once the best place to live on the east coast 25 years ago...Everything has changed and not for the better. I will always have good memories of this place, "25 years ago."
Now I can't wait to move. only a few months to go.
I still miss how this area once was. Now it just fucking blows.

enjoy the weekend Wrote:
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> virginia is a beautiful state. I just would not
> retire in northern va. you're fooling yourself, or
> have became numb if you believe the quality of
> life is very good in northern va. Then again,
> you sound happy living here. That's what counts.

Add it up. One of the best educated areas of the country. Top health care facilities. A grand collage of first class shopping and dining. The Kennedy Center alone beats what 99.9% of the country has to offer in terms of the arts. Museums and galleries up the wazoo. A full array of sports and outdoor activities, including high-end systems of parks and rec centers. It's a morning's drive to the beach, to the mountains, and to four other major metropolitan areas. A four-seasons climate that doesn't crush you with any of them. Low taxes. Low auto insurance rates. Low incidence of natural disasters. You give up a lot when you move out of Fairfax.

Of course, there's the traffic, but once you retire, you don't drive in rush hour anymore. And there's the "cost of living'. It's actually moderate for the environs of a major US city, but if you can't afford to live here in retirement, then off you must go. But if people think they are going to find more for less somewhere, they are quite mistaken. They will find less for less, and they will have to live with that.

wheels Wrote:
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> This area was once the best place to live on the
> east coast 25 years ago...Everything has changed
> and not for the better. I will always have good
> memories of this place, "25 years ago."
> Now I can't wait to move. only a few months to go.
> I still miss how this area once was. Now it just
> fucking blows.

Yeah, remember when Ashburn was just a remote dusty hole of light manufacturing and there was nothing at all west of Centreville? Those were the days, eh!

wheels Wrote:
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> Long-term lease Wrote:
> --------------------------------------------------
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> > Buh Bye Wrote:
> >
> --------------------------------------------------
>
> > -----
> > > I'm out of here in 6 months and 10 years too
> > late.
> >
> > That's wonderful, but I'd wager you'll end up
> > missing Fairfax more than Fairfax misses you.
>



wheels Wrote:
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> Long-term lease Wrote:
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> > Buh Bye Wrote:
> >
> --------------------------------------------------
>
> > -----
> > > I'm out of here in 6 months and 10 years too
> > late.
> >
> > That's wonderful, but I'd wager you'll end up
> > missing Fairfax more than Fairfax misses you.
>


Very doubtful. Been here too long and I don't miss it when I leave now for our other place on a fairly regular basis. Only reason that I've stayed as long as I have was for other people. Really couldn't care less whether it misses me.


>
> This area was once the best place to live on the
> east coast 25 years ago...Everything has changed
> and not for the better. I will always have good
> memories of this place, "25 years ago."
> Now I can't wait to move. only a few months to go.
>
> I still miss how this area once was. Now it just
> fucking blows.


Yep. It was a nice medium-sized area with many unique benefits that you didn't find otherwise. Now it's kind of neither here nor there.

Better places for me.

Biding my Time Wrote:
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> I am, that's for sure. I hate this area for so
> many reasons. Anyway, as soon as I put my time
> in, qualify for that pension, sell my overpriced
> shitbox Fairfax Station colonial, I'm out of here.
> Probably headed for the shores of North or South
> Carolina.
>
> Just curious. Those of you here with the same
> plan to Get Out of Dodge when able, where are you
> planning on retiring to?

Good idea. Poor location choice. Tens of thousands of government workers from Maryland, DC, and Virginia have the same plan as you. Only they are already there. Visit your homesite with open eyes and see how it has already changed. Do you really want to retire to live with all you thought you left behind?

i like it here but i would never retire here

Too many niggers here. Can't wait to retire and move from the nigs.

I'm looking forward to the day when I can use the brights on my headlights at night and don't have to rub elbows with curry smelling dot heads and frigging, entitled snobs who think they walk on water. This area offers nothing but a job and a means of padding my retirement funds. It amazes me that people who retire decide to stay here. There are millions of better places to spend one's retiring years.

A lot of people will tell you they don't want to leave the area because their kids are still here. That's the biggest excuse ever for sticking around, because they probably don't see their kids except at Christmas or on a Birthday.
Retirees, if you really want to see more of your kids and grandkids when you retire, MOVE TO SOMEWHERE WHERE THEY WANT TO COME VISIT, like to the beach or an hour outside Disney World.

They want to be near their kids because most eventually lose their mobility. The husband is usually the first to go. Without the kids, the wife is stuck with spending much of her retirement carrying the burden of caring for a spouse that's too ill to look after himself. So the surviving wife gets a few years, perhaps 10 years, before she too has to be taken care of.

And you think the one or two kids they had will be taking care of them? And many had no kids (especially in the boomer generation). The kids are too busy trying to look after their own kids and trying to make money. The last thing the parents want is to be a burden to their kids. There is a whole industry surrounding the care of elders and it exists practically everywhere in America (and often much cheaper in those other parts of America). Just saying. Also many people do not become infirm until their 80's (or even 90's) and they can spend 15 or 20 years somewhere else before returning to the nearby assisted living in Fairfax (if that is in fact what they want to do). Having been through this, I can tell you that most retired people just want to have their independence (after many years of not having it) and don't want to have to rely on their children. So go after your dream after you retire in your 60's and enjoy life while you can!!! If you live your life worrying about becoming ill, you're not living your life. I say wheeeeeeee!!!!!

tCdTC Wrote:
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> Please leave now. Thank you.


Nope, I'll stay until I've sucked all I can out of this craphole. Then I'll take my nice govie pension and retire someplace else that has a more reasonable tax rate and doesn't cater to illegal immigrants and homos. Meanwhile, you'll be paying by pension AND getting taxed out of your ass paying for the illegals. Thanks chump. LOL

I see quite a few live-at-home independent elderly in my neighborhood since our cluster is one of the original clusters in Reston. Some are living at home but have their kids check in on them. A few are living with their relatives. Dementia, alzheimer's, or parkinson's seems to be the prevalent reason. The decline can be quite prolonged.

Having visited a parent in the nursing home, the vast majority of residents seem to be in severe mental decline and became institutionalized because they couldn't be cared for at home any longer. Home health care is usually carried out by a relative being assisted by a contract nursing aide.