Texas and California

[Froger]

Any one who has seen my profile knows I harbor a distaste for California and Texas but why? The reason I dislike either is because California is a state filled with wacko celeberties that people pay far too much attention too, bad goveners, LA is too polluted, the theme parks are crap compared to the one in Florida, earthquakes, and an very unequal distribution of wealth compare Compton to Beverly Hills, and has far too many yuppies and yahoos.

Texas earns my dislike because it is loaded with overly conservative wannabe cowboys that place you on deathrow for the slightest provaction, It produced the Bushes, Kennedy died there, Houston smells wierd, and it has a clause in it's state constitution alowing for succesion.

Now if you want political moderation, great weather but a slight heat problem come to Arizona with the thousands that come every week fleeing from Texas and California and are making it one of the fastest growing states

p.s if I haven't angered you yet don't worry I'll get to you

[Banana Stomper]

The state's per capita income is $27,232, 39th in the U.S.

That comes out to around $9.50 an hour. I've never made less than that, including every job i had in high school. hats off to arizona. hats off to being above average for arizona throughout high school.

[reverend_kyle]

texas sucks, i actually like california. They could both secede i wouldnt mind.

[cracker]

I like texas, or at least most of it. The only reason the succession clause is in there is because Texas was a successful country for 10 years before joining the union. And if, for some strange reason, they did decide to secede, they would have the 3rd largest economy in the world.

California sucks, Ive lived there too.

[Truman]

I LIVE in Texas. What do you say about that? Do I suck too? I'm conservative.

--Truman

[Froger]

I challenge you to a game

[Truman]

Sure, why not. I've been here a shorter time and yet my rank is higher. How many players should there be and what type of game do you want? Team or standard play?

[wacicha]

FROGER'S rank would be higher but he keeps playing against me

[reverend_kyle]

FROGER'S rank would be higher but he keeps playing against me

so HA! IN YOUR FACE!

[AK_iceman]

hey froger, what is your avatar a picture of?

[Truman]

It's a sandworm from "Dune."

[AK_iceman]

ohhhh, i see it now

[FarmerGirl]

as far as califoria i dont think its a very good state

i like texas but i dont like bush even though im a conservative

[vtmarik]

California sucks because it's filled with fake idiots that eat too much cilantro.

Texas sucks because they acknowledge their dual heritage as both American and Mexican yet don't like Mexican immigrants.
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California rules because it's filled with fake idiots, therefore lessening the amount of idiots across the nation as they flock to CA.

Texas rules because I have a friend from Texas, and they invented nucular!

[muy_thaiguy]

Both suck. Cali has San Fran and (need I say more?) Texas is filled with wannabe cowboy assholes (I have met some people from there, and that's putting it nicely.). Visit Wyoming, real cowboys, people are genuinly nice (so long as you don't try to change our lifestyle), we may be Conservative, but we vote on the person more then the party.

PS, sorry about the major bumping!

[Fircoal]

nice untrue stereotypes, I like in California, close to SF and it's nice here, not anyway like how you describe it. And Muy, you're an idiot

[static_ice]

nice bumpage I hope I don't need to say "not" for you to understand the sarcasm

I won't say anything about Texas but Cali sucks because its like trying to make a fruit salad out of Apples, Oranges, and Bananas without cutting or peeling them. Like the analogy? But Cali has a much better atmosphere and lifestyle if you're on the right side of town (no, not the celebrity side of town).

[btownmeggy]

and it has a clause in it's state constitution alowing for succesion.

secession

And anyway, that's a myth. Not true. No state has any such privilege. Not even Hawaii, a once-independent kingdom that was forcibly annexed by the U.S.

[MeDeFe]

The state's per capita income is $27,232, 39th in the U.S.

That comes out to around $9.50 an hour. I've never made less than that, including every job i had in high school. hats off to arizona. hats off to being above average for arizona throughout high school.

Do you work 358 days every year or 10 to 12 hours per day?

[got tonkaed]

i wish i could have made a 9.50 job during high school. You sure you didnt deal drugs?

[a-person1192]

Texas has a state law that says

If you find your wife committing adultery you can strip her naked, tie her to a post in the middle of the town center and lash her fifty times!

I wouldn't recommend doing it though.