The Peoples Republic of Brookings is not just home to South Dakota's most obese GOP blogger.
Daktronics is home to a thrivingleftist progressive technocracy while Brookings Utilities is a right wing mob: go figure.
"Here in Brookings?" I asked. She nodded her head, then tears filled her eyes. "Who was it? Have you ever told anyone?" my nephew asked. She shook her head.
This nephew's dad is an IT guy for a certain socialist college town languishing sleepily on an eastern prairie so I asked him: if there was email evidence in a city's servers of crimes committed, could it be accessed? He assured me that it is not that hard when you know where to look.
Daktronics is home to a thriving
But no less a financial authority than The Wall Street Journal’s MarketWatch.com is telling its followers not to overlook South Dakota as a retirement destination, and one of the communities the website is currently highlighting is Brookings. [Brookings Register]Not long ago while having a beer and talking local politics at Jim's Tap in Brookings, the young woman accompanying my nephew blurted out to us that she had been groped when she was a teenager by her chiropractor.
"Here in Brookings?" I asked. She nodded her head, then tears filled her eyes. "Who was it? Have you ever told anyone?" my nephew asked. She shook her head.
This nephew's dad is an IT guy for a certain socialist college town languishing sleepily on an eastern prairie so I asked him: if there was email evidence in a city's servers of crimes committed, could it be accessed? He assured me that it is not that hard when you know where to look.
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