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PrintableThat poll has to be bullshit. The south is full of hicks and right wing loons. Who cares what they think. Give them a Pabst Blue Ribbon and some chicken wings and they are like pigs in butta. All you others say Hell Yea!!  | |
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thekidsgirl said: All the states I've spent the most time in are in the bottom 10
Maybe it's time for me to integrate Montana  You stay in Maryland right? I am not a huge fan of Maryland. | |
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You mean there are better places to live in the world than the USA??  MY COUSIN WORKS IN A PHARMACY AND SHE SAID THEY ENEMA'D PRANCE INTO OBLIVION WITH FENTONILS!! | |
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Efan said: whistle said: i can't stand it, either. it looks like spunk. vile. You know, now that I think about it, maybe it's butter that they consume more per capita than anybody else. Whatever. They got some nice good eats there and I think I would fit right in with that. the do have nice butter, I get Lurpak unsalted  | |
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I would have been surprised with New York if I hadn't met so many new yorkers this past summer.
A lot of youngsters seemed disgruntled with their life. I was a bit shocked, cuz I thought it was the most amazing city I've ever seen and I've seen a lot. I'm not mad at you, I'm mad at the dirt. | |
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Fauxie said: You mean there are better places to live in the world than the USA??
There should be a nationality exchange program taking place. [Edited 12/19/09 18:47pm] I'm not mad at you, I'm mad at the dirt. | |
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rushing07 said: I would have been surprised with New York if I hadn't met so many new yorkers this past summer.
A lot of youngsters seemed disgruntled with their life. I was a bit shocked, cuz I thought it was the most amazing city I've ever seen and I've seen a lot. To me, a city should be like a good operating system (I'm talking about Mac OS-X, folks). It should have a lot of features, be highly usable, but ultimately blend into the background and allow you to do your THANG without imposing itself on you. New York City is like Mac OS-X, where L.A. is like Windows Vista (sorry folk who live in L.A.  ).
I feel the same way about Tampa vs. Miami. Tampa is almost Mac OS-X (transportation keeps it from being that), while Miami is definitely Windows Vista. However, I didn't find New York to be anymore amazing than many of the cities I visited. It reminded me a lot of Hong Kong but with more diversity. I'd definitely go back and live there for a few years, but I'm curious... why do you consider it so amazing? | |
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2freaky4church1 said: That poll has to be bullshit. The south is full of hicks and right wing loons. Who cares what they think. Give them a Pabst Blue Ribbon and some chicken wings and they are like pigs in butta.
 Really now ... | |
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Fauxie said: You mean there are better places to live in the world than the USA??
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Imago said: rushing07 said: I would have been surprised with New York if I hadn't met so many new yorkers this past summer.
A lot of youngsters seemed disgruntled with their life. I was a bit shocked, cuz I thought it was the most amazing city I've ever seen and I've seen a lot. To me, a city should be like a good operating system (I'm talking about Mac OS-X, folks). It should have a lot of features, be highly usable, but ultimately blend into the background and allow you to do your THANG without imposing itself on you. New York City is like Mac OS-X, where L.A. is like Windows Vista (sorry folk who live in L.A. ).
I feel the same way about Tampa vs. Miami. Tampa is almost Mac OS-X (transportation keeps it from being that), while Miami is definitely Windows Vista. However, I didn't find New York to be anymore amazing than many of the cities I visited. It reminded me a lot of Hong Kong but with more diversity. I'd definitely go back and live there for a few years, but I'm curious... why do you consider it so amazing? I loved the density, the friendliness, the attitude, the vertical orientation. It combines the sass of a European city with the energy and pulse of American metropolis. It made a much better first impression on me then Chicago (which I ended up loving). To be frank when I said a lot of cities, I meant Europe. I've not ventured outside that part of the world much. aaand I've only been in New York three days during the summerm in beautiful weather, meeting wonderful people. I'm biased. [Edited 12/19/09 19:32pm] I'm not mad at you, I'm mad at the dirt. | |
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I vote for Bangkok. Its capacity to provide fun is ridiculous.  MY COUSIN WORKS IN A PHARMACY AND SHE SAID THEY ENEMA'D PRANCE INTO OBLIVION WITH FENTONILS!! | |
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rushing07 said: Imago said: To me, a city should be like a good operating system (I'm talking about Mac OS-X, folks). It should have a lot of features, be highly usable, but ultimately blend into the background and allow you to do your THANG without imposing itself on you. New York City is like Mac OS-X, where L.A. is like Windows Vista (sorry folk who live in L.A. ).
I feel the same way about Tampa vs. Miami. Tampa is almost Mac OS-X (transportation keeps it from being that), while Miami is definitely Windows Vista. However, I didn't find New York to be anymore amazing than many of the cities I visited. It reminded me a lot of Hong Kong but with more diversity. I'd definitely go back and live there for a few years, but I'm curious... why do you consider it so amazing? I loved the density, the friendliness, the attitude, the vertical orientation. It combines the sass of a European city with the energy and pulse of American metropolis. It made a much better first impression on me then Chicago (which I ended up loving). To be frank when I said a lot of cities, I meant Europe. I've not ventured outside that part of the world much. aaand I've only been in New York three days during the summerm in beautiful weather, meeting wonderful people. I'm biased. [Edited 12/19/09 19:32pm] ohhhhh. I see. Because we Tampans (that's not a misspelling people  ) PWN northerners. We PWN them with happiness exploding out our assholes like a shower of rainbow skittles. | |
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Fauxie said: I vote for Bangkok. Its capacity to provide fun is ridiculous.
I have to agree with this. I don't think there's a city on earth that is quite as much fun. I just found out the other day, Bangkok even has an amusement park nearby somewhere  !!!
It's amazing to have a city of 10 million (or possibly even 15 million), multi-cultural, and multi-national, where everyone so eagerly smiles. If it only had the usability of New York City, Bangkok would be perfect. Being able to travel less than 2 hours to tropical beaches is..... amazing. | |
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Imago said: Fauxie said: I vote for Bangkok. Its capacity to provide fun is ridiculous.
I have to agree with this. I don't think there's a city on earth that is quite as much fun. I just found out the other day, Bangkok even has an amusement park nearby somewhere !!!
It's amazing to have a city of 10 million (or possibly even 15 million), multi-cultural, and multi-national, where everyone so eagerly smiles. If it only had the usability of New York City, Bangkok would be perfect. Being able to travel less than 2 hours to tropical beaches is..... amazing. What operating system would Bangkok be in your analogy?
Yep, Bangkok has 'Dream World', some kind of mini Sea World thing, and I believe an indoor ski slope. I've never been to any of them. Chonburi, Bang Saen... beaches an hour or so away. Just 2 or 3 hours can get you to gorgeous beaches at Cha-Am and Ao Manao.  Phuket... Koh Samui... or mountains and hill tribes in Chiang Mai... Pai... pick your idea of paradise and fly there within 90 minutes for under $40. 
. [Edited 12/19/09 19:47pm] MY COUSIN WORKS IN A PHARMACY AND SHE SAID THEY ENEMA'D PRANCE INTO OBLIVION WITH FENTONILS!! | |
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Fauxie said: Imago said: I have to agree with this. I don't think there's a city on earth that is quite as much fun. I just found out the other day, Bangkok even has an amusement park nearby somewhere !!!
It's amazing to have a city of 10 million (or possibly even 15 million), multi-cultural, and multi-national, where everyone so eagerly smiles. If it only had the usability of New York City, Bangkok would be perfect. Being able to travel less than 2 hours to tropical beaches is..... amazing. What operating system would Bangkok be in your analogy?
Yep, Bangkok has 'Dream World', some kind of mini Sea World thing, and I believe an indoor ski slope. I've never been to any of them. Chonburi, Bang Saen... beaches an hour or so away. Just 2 or 3 hours can get you to gorgeous beaches at Cha-Am and Ao Manao. Phuket... Koh Samui... or mountains and hill tribes in Chiang Mai... Pai... pick your idea of paradise and fly there within 90 minutes for under $75.
. [Edited 12/19/09 19:46pm] Definitely WIndows 98. Everything crashes. It's terribly unsafe, and around every corner there's potential virus you may be exposed to. There are like 50 million ways to do the same damned thing, and still nothing ever gets done right. But, lawd are Solitaire and Mind-field fun games. So, so, so, so sooooo much fun.  | |
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Fauxie said: Imago said: I have to agree with this. I don't think there's a city on earth that is quite as much fun. I just found out the other day, Bangkok even has an amusement park nearby somewhere !!!
It's amazing to have a city of 10 million (or possibly even 15 million), multi-cultural, and multi-national, where everyone so eagerly smiles. If it only had the usability of New York City, Bangkok would be perfect. Being able to travel less than 2 hours to tropical beaches is..... amazing. What operating system would Bangkok be in your analogy?
Yep, Bangkok has 'Dream World', some kind of mini Sea World thing, and I believe an indoor ski slope. I've never been to any of them. Chonburi, Bang Saen... beaches an hour or so away. Just 2 or 3 hours can get you to gorgeous beaches at Cha-Am and Ao Manao. Phuket... Koh Samui... or mountains and hill tribes in Chiang Mai... Pai... pick your idea of paradise and fly there within 90 minutes for under $40.
. [Edited 12/19/09 19:47pm] Just thought of an example. Our friend Jane drove over to meet up for lunch at a little place around the corner from us. On the spur of the moment we decided to have that lunch by the beach. An hour later we were in Bang Saen, sitting on the beach, eating seafood and having a nice cold beer (well, I was). We relaxed for a few hours and were back in bustling Bangkok around dinner time. Awesome! Another time we just as spontaneously decided to go down there and stay a night. I love being able to have day trips and take mini holidays like that and get the most out of the time, with so little wasted on the actual traveling. MY COUSIN WORKS IN A PHARMACY AND SHE SAID THEY ENEMA'D PRANCE INTO OBLIVION WITH FENTONILS!! | |
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Imago said: Fauxie said: What operating system would Bangkok be in your analogy?
Yep, Bangkok has 'Dream World', some kind of mini Sea World thing, and I believe an indoor ski slope. I've never been to any of them. Chonburi, Bang Saen... beaches an hour or so away. Just 2 or 3 hours can get you to gorgeous beaches at Cha-Am and Ao Manao. Phuket... Koh Samui... or mountains and hill tribes in Chiang Mai... Pai... pick your idea of paradise and fly there within 90 minutes for under $75.
. [Edited 12/19/09 19:46pm] Definitely WIndows 98. Everything crashes. It's terribly unsafe, and around every corner there's potential virus you may be exposed to. There are like 50 million ways to do the same damned thing, and still nothing ever gets done right. But, lawd are Solitaire and Mind-field fun games. So, so, so, so sooooo much fun. MY COUSIN WORKS IN A PHARMACY AND SHE SAID THEY ENEMA'D PRANCE INTO OBLIVION WITH FENTONILS!! | |
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Fauxie said: Fauxie said: What operating system would Bangkok be in your analogy?
Yep, Bangkok has 'Dream World', some kind of mini Sea World thing, and I believe an indoor ski slope. I've never been to any of them. Chonburi, Bang Saen... beaches an hour or so away. Just 2 or 3 hours can get you to gorgeous beaches at Cha-Am and Ao Manao. Phuket... Koh Samui... or mountains and hill tribes in Chiang Mai... Pai... pick your idea of paradise and fly there within 90 minutes for under $40.
. [Edited 12/19/09 19:47pm] Just thought of an example. Our friend Jane drove over to meet up for lunch at a little place around the corner from us. On the spur of the moment we decided to have that lunch by the beach. An hour later we were in Bang Saen, sitting on the beach, eating seafood and having a nice cold beer (well, I was). We relaxed for a few hours and were back in bustling Bangkok around dinner time. Awesome! Another time we just as spontaneously decided to go down there and stay a night. I love being able to have day trips and take mini holidays like that and get the most out of the time, with so little wasted on the actual traveling.What is the water like in Ban Saeng? I wouldn't get in it around the oyster farms, but is it clean enough to swim in around the pedestrian beaches? Dude, look at Dick Cheney's enormous crotch: http://www.poormojo.org/p...cheney.jpg holy eew. | |
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Fauxie said: Imago said: Definitely WIndows 98. Everything crashes. It's terribly unsafe, and around every corner there's potential virus you may be exposed to. There are like 50 million ways to do the same damned thing, and still nothing ever gets done right. But, lawd are Solitaire and Mind-field fun games. So, so, so, so sooooo much fun. You know I' right. If not for the people and 'fun' factor, people would be leaving this crazy shit in droves. | |
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Imago said: Fauxie said: Just thought of an example. Our friend Jane drove over to meet up for lunch at a little place around the corner from us. On the spur of the moment we decided to have that lunch by the beach. An hour later we were in Bang Saen, sitting on the beach, eating seafood and having a nice cold beer (well, I was). We relaxed for a few hours and were back in bustling Bangkok around dinner time. Awesome! Another time we just as spontaneously decided to go down there and stay a night. I love being able to have day trips and take mini holidays like that and get the most out of the time, with so little wasted on the actual traveling.What is the water like in Ban Saeng? I wouldn't get in it around the oyster farms, but is it clean enough to swim in around the pedestrian beaches? Dude, look at Dick Cheney's enormous crotch: http://www.poormojo.org/p...cheney.jpg holy eew. Why did I click on that?
Anyway... the water looks relatively clear and clean, but they do get lots of jellyfish there at certain times. It's definitely more of a short getaway or day trip for Thais type place rather than a place to attract foreigners. Not fancy at all, just lots of open campsite-looking places with little bungalows.  MY COUSIN WORKS IN A PHARMACY AND SHE SAID THEY ENEMA'D PRANCE INTO OBLIVION WITH FENTONILS!! | |
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AnckSuNamun said: http://news.yahoo.com/s/livescience/20091217/sc_livescience/happieststatesrevealedbynewresearch
The happiest states: 1. Louisiana 2. Hawaii 3. Florida 4. Tennessee 5. Arizona 6. Mississippi 7. Montana 8. South Carolina 9. Alabama 10. Maine Wow....SC's in the top 10? Would've never guessed and I live there. The entire top 50: 1. Louisiana 2. Hawaii 3. Florida 4. Tennessee 5. Arizona 6. Mississippi 7. Montana 8. South Carolina 9. Alabama 10. Maine 11. Alaska 12. North Carolina 13. Wyoming 14. Idaho 15. South Dakota 16. Texas 17. Arkansas 18. Vermont 19. Georgia 20. Oklahoma 21. Colorado 22. Delaware 23. Utah 24. New Mexico 25. North Dakota 26. Minnesota 27. New Hampshire 28. Virginia 29. Wisconsin 30. Oregon 31. Iowa 32. Kansas 33. Nebraska 34. West Virginia 35. Kentucky 36. Washington 37. District of Columbia 38. Missouri 39. Nevada 40. Maryland 41. Pennsylvania 42. Rhode Island 43. Massachusetts 44. Ohio 45. Illinois 46. California 47. Indiana 48. Michigan 49. New Jersey 50. Connecticut 51. New York Top 10 Countries: Who is the Happiest of Them All? 1. Denmark 2. Finland 3. Netherlands 4. Sweden 5. Ireland 6. Canada 7. Switzerland 8. New Zealand 9. Norway 10. Belgium Read more: Top 10 Happiest Countries in the World | Travel Blog - Tripbase http://www.tripbase.com/b...z0a1eiRor5 Scandinavian countries dominated that list. Must be something in the water.....wish I could visit someday. Top 10 Happiest Cities: * Rio de Janeiro, Brazill (#1) * Sydney, Australia (#2) * Barcelona,Spain(%#3) * Amsterdam (#4) * Melbourne, Australia (#5) * Madrid, Spain (#6) * San Francisco (#7) * Rome (#8) * Paris (#9) * Buenos Aires (#10). http://www.nydailynews.co...ities.html Amsterdam....mmmm...with such a large selection, I'd be happy as a clam there too. 
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ZombieKitten said: Efan said: You don't like mayo? It's awesome!  no I can't stand it
I put some mixed with sour cream in the potato salad, but that's it there is an argentinian salad where everything is drowned in mayo  I can hardly stand to look at it!I can only stomach a little mayo to keep a sandwich from being dry. If I see a sandwich with mayo creeping out the sides, then I usually take some of it off. looking for you in the woods tonight Switch FC SW-2874-2863-4789 (Rum&Coke) | |
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2freaky4church1 said: That poll has to be bullshit. The south is full of hicks and right wing loons. Who cares what they think. Give them a Pabst Blue Ribbon and some chicken wings and they are like pigs in butta.
I like chicken wings. Don't chicken wings make you happy? lol looking for you in the woods tonight Switch FC SW-2874-2863-4789 (Rum&Coke) | |
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AnckSuNamun said: ZombieKitten said: no I can't stand it
I put some mixed with sour cream in the potato salad, but that's it there is an argentinian salad where everything is drowned in mayo I can hardly stand to look at it!I can only stomach a little mayo to keep a sandwich from being dry. If I see a sandwich with mayo creeping out the sides, then I usually take some of it off. I've been known to completely scrape off butter from a store bought sandwich also  | |
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AnckSuNamun said: Top 10 Happiest Cities: * Rio de Janeiro, Brazill (#1) Yeah I bet they interviewed the people living in the slums of Rio before they got to that conclusion. | |
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AnckSuNamun said: 2freaky4church1 said: That poll has to be bullshit. The south is full of hicks and right wing loons. Who cares what they think. Give them a Pabst Blue Ribbon and some chicken wings and they are like pigs in butta.
I like chicken wings. Don't chicken wings make you happy? lol it would make me happy if chicken wings were shoved in his ass....  | |
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chocolate1 said: Damn. NJ is 49!
 fuck  California is 46. This is bullshit. | |
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Imago said: Fauxie said: What operating system would Bangkok be in your analogy?
Yep, Bangkok has 'Dream World', some kind of mini Sea World thing, and I believe an indoor ski slope. I've never been to any of them. Chonburi, Bang Saen... beaches an hour or so away. Just 2 or 3 hours can get you to gorgeous beaches at Cha-Am and Ao Manao. Phuket... Koh Samui... or mountains and hill tribes in Chiang Mai... Pai... pick your idea of paradise and fly there within 90 minutes for under $75.
. [Edited 12/19/09 19:46pm] Definitely WIndows 98. Everything crashes. It's terribly unsafe, and around every corner there's potential virus you may be exposed to. There are like 50 million ways to do the same damned thing, and still nothing ever gets done right. But, lawd are Solitaire and Mind-field fun games. So, so, so, so sooooo much fun.  |
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Alej said: Imago said: Definitely WIndows 98. Everything crashes. It's terribly unsafe, and around every corner there's potential virus you may be exposed to. There are like 50 million ways to do the same damned thing, and still nothing ever gets done right. But, lawd are Solitaire and Mind-field fun games. So, so, so, so sooooo much fun. 1.44 MB HE'S COMING AGAIN | |
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