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PrintableGangstaFam said: applekisses said: I must lovingly disagree  What's your take? Pretty much what moonsongs was saying. | |
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applekisses said: MoonSongs said: Me too Apples ~ I feel a strong kinship with Chicago but when I think of the "midwest" I think of hundreds of miles of corn fields and dust, flat lands, little water. Friendly people in the midwest, very difficult to find vegetarian food (other than certain pockets) but steaks and BBQ everywhere.  that's what I think of too.Sorry, but you're both wrong! 
I think you're confusing the Midwest with the Plains states. It's generally considered a fact that Michigan is one of the primary Midwestern states. 
The ones in solid red are ALWAYS considered Midwestern, the others are occasionally included. Check this out... http://en.wikipedia.org/w...ted_States | |
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GangstaFam said: applekisses said: that's what I think of too.Sorry, but you're both wrong!
I think you're confusing the Midwest with the Plains states. It's generally considered a fact that Michigan is one of the primary Midwestern states.
The ones in solid red are ALWAYS considered Midwestern, the others are occasionally included. Check this out... http://en.wikipedia.org/w...ted_States Well when you put it that way 
I always think of the midwest as beginning with Montana, Wyoming, Colorado and Extending really no further than Indiana. I also consider Oklahoma Midwest Whatever way you cut it, you guys are way cooler than fucking Kansas 2010: Healing the Wounds of the Past.... http://prince.org/msg/8/325740 | |
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SupaFunkyOrgangrinderSexy said: GangstaFam said: Sorry, but you're both wrong!
I think you're confusing the Midwest with the Plains states. It's generally considered a fact that Michigan is one of the primary Midwestern states.
The ones in solid red are ALWAYS considered Midwestern, the others are occasionally included. Check this out... http://en.wikipedia.org/w...ted_States Well when you put it that way
I always think of the midwest as beginning with Montana, Wyoming, Colorado and Extending really no further than Indiana. I also consider Oklahoma Midwest Whatever way you cut it, you guys are way cooler than fucking Kansas TOTALLY! even though we may, technically, be in the midwest, we don't act like it | |
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SupaFunkyOrgangrinderSexy said: GangstaFam said: Sorry, but you're both wrong!
I think you're confusing the Midwest with the Plains states. It's generally considered a fact that Michigan is one of the primary Midwestern states.
The ones in solid red are ALWAYS considered Midwestern, the others are occasionally included. Check this out... http://en.wikipedia.org/w...ted_States Well when you put it that way
I always think of the midwest as beginning with Montana, Wyoming, Colorado and Extending really no further than Indiana. I also consider Oklahoma Midwest Whatever way you cut it, you guys are way cooler than fucking Kansas We ARE aren't we sweetie!!!!  ~ and you fit in just like family! We may be wrong geographically, but emotionally I'll always feel part of a special area in the States. The Great Lakes are so magnificant they should get their very own title ~ well, we are called the Great Lakes Region now that I think of it.Music is the language of the spirit. It opens the secret of life bringing peace, abolishing strife. --Kahlil Gibran | |
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MoonSongs said: SupaFunkyOrgangrinderSexy said: Well when you put it that way
I always think of the midwest as beginning with Montana, Wyoming, Colorado and Extending really no further than Indiana. I also consider Oklahoma Midwest Whatever way you cut it, you guys are way cooler than fucking Kansas We ARE aren't we sweetie!!!! ~ and you fit in just like family! We may be wrong geographically, but emotionally I'll always feel part of a special area in the States. The Great Lakes are so magnificant they should get their very own title ~ well, we are called the Great Lakes Region now that I think of it.And I feel a definite kinship with anyone on the lakes, like Chicago and Milwaukee. | |
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GangstaFam said: MoonSongs said: We ARE aren't we sweetie!!!! ~ and you fit in just like family! We may be wrong geographically, but emotionally I'll always feel part of a special area in the States. The Great Lakes are so magnificant they should get their very own title ~ well, we are called the Great Lakes Region now that I think of it.And I feel a definite kinship with anyone on the lakes, like Chicago and Milwaukee. Totally...me too...and Canada. | |
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GangstaFam said: SupaFunkyOrgangrinderSexy said: I wonder if someone got their magnets
 Someone got their magnets and accepted them quite openly.   I chose them with love. I really did! 2010: Healing the Wounds of the Past.... http://prince.org/msg/8/325740 | |
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GangstaFam said: MoonSongs said: We ARE aren't we sweetie!!!! ~ and you fit in just like family! We may be wrong geographically, but emotionally I'll always feel part of a special area in the States. The Great Lakes are so magnificant they should get their very own title ~ well, we are called the Great Lakes Region now that I think of it.And I feel a definite kinship with anyone on the lakes, like Chicago and Milwaukee. You mean like The Lake Huron 2010: Healing the Wounds of the Past.... http://prince.org/msg/8/325740 | |
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MoonSongs said: applekisses said: I must lovingly disagree Me too Apples ~ I feel a strong kinship with Chicago but when I think of the "midwest" I think of hundreds of miles of corn fields and dust, flat lands, little water. Friendly people in the midwest, very difficult to find vegetarian food (other than certain pockets) but steaks and BBQ everywhere. um, except for the "little water" part, that pretty much describes Michigan, doesn't it?  | |
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Dayspring said: MoonSongs said: Me too Apples ~ I feel a strong kinship with Chicago but when I think of the "midwest" I think of hundreds of miles of corn fields and dust, flat lands, little water. Friendly people in the midwest, very difficult to find vegetarian food (other than certain pockets) but steaks and BBQ everywhere. um, except for the "little water" part, that pretty much describes Michigan, doesn't it? 
I was tripping out when I was on the plane coming out and I was watching the landscape and it is so different than LA. All you see here as you descend on the plane is just city as far as the eye can see. I saw little lakes and fields and trees and then some buildings and then more water and more trees and then more buildings and finally saw civilization when we taxiid in towards the airport. Michigan is beatiful and I recently had a conversation with someone who misses nature as part of their daily life and after being on that lake and just surrounded by such beautiful trees and such, I could totally identify with what someone would miss about that. Being a city boy you have to search that stuff out and I know when I see that lake again I will feel totally at home 2010: Healing the Wounds of the Past.... http://prince.org/msg/8/325740 | |
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Dayspring said: MoonSongs said: Me too Apples ~ I feel a strong kinship with Chicago but when I think of the "midwest" I think of hundreds of miles of corn fields and dust, flat lands, little water. Friendly people in the midwest, very difficult to find vegetarian food (other than certain pockets) but steaks and BBQ everywhere. um, except for the "little water" part, that pretty much describes Michigan, doesn't it? It really doesn't. | |
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SupaFunkyOrgangrinderSexy said: Dayspring said: um, except for the "little water" part, that pretty much describes Michigan, doesn't it?
I was tripping out when I was on the plane coming out and I was watching the landscape and it is so different than LA. All you see here as you descend on the plane is just city as far as the eye can see. I saw little lakes and fields and trees and then some buildings and then more water and more trees and then more buildings and finally saw civilization when we taxiid in towards the airport. Michigan is beatiful and I recently had a conversation with someone who misses nature as part of their daily life and after being on that lake and just surrounded by such beautiful trees and such, I could totally identify with what someone would miss about that. Being a city boy you have to search that stuff out and I know when I see that lake again I will feel totally at home We're gonna take you to see the rest of them too! | |
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applekisses said: Dayspring said: um, except for the "little water" part, that pretty much describes Michigan, doesn't it? It really doesn't. No. I have been through the flat dusty lands and Michigan aint nothing like that! There were lots of corn feds there but don't mix them up with corn fields. I know it's easy to do since you wanna sink your teeth into both but one cob you definitely can chomp on over and over and over  2010: Healing the Wounds of the Past.... http://prince.org/msg/8/325740 | |
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applekisses said: SupaFunkyOrgangrinderSexy said:
I was tripping out when I was on the plane coming out and I was watching the landscape and it is so different than LA. All you see here as you descend on the plane is just city as far as the eye can see. I saw little lakes and fields and trees and then some buildings and then more water and more trees and then more buildings and finally saw civilization when we taxiid in towards the airport. Michigan is beatiful and I recently had a conversation with someone who misses nature as part of their daily life and after being on that lake and just surrounded by such beautiful trees and such, I could totally identify with what someone would miss about that. Being a city boy you have to search that stuff out and I know when I see that lake again I will feel totally at home We're gonna take you to see the rest of them too! Next time I'm gonna stay at least a week! Probably longer It just ended too quickly!  2010: Healing the Wounds of the Past.... http://prince.org/msg/8/325740 | |
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SupaFunkyOrgangrinderSexy said: Dayspring said: um, except for the "little water" part, that pretty much describes Michigan, doesn't it?
I was tripping out when I was on the plane coming out and I was watching the landscape and it is so different than LA. All you see here as you descend on the plane is just city as far as the eye can see. I saw little lakes and fields and trees and then some buildings and then more water and more trees and then more buildings and finally saw civilization when we taxiid in towards the airport. Michigan is beatiful and I recently had a conversation with someone who misses nature as part of their daily life and after being on that lake and just surrounded by such beautiful trees and such, I could totally identify with what someone would miss about that. Being a city boy you have to search that stuff out and I know when I see that lake again I will feel totally at home A friend came to visit me one time and he kept going on and on about how beautiful it was. I didn't get it. Then he said "this is the only place where you can see so much sky." I hadn't thought about that. Hell, I still don't appreciate it much, but sometimes I can see what he meant. | |
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applekisses said: Dayspring said: um, except for the "little water" part, that pretty much describes Michigan, doesn't it? It really doesn't. You don't get out of the city very much do you? | |
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Dayspring said: applekisses said: It really doesn't. You don't get out of the city very much do you? You don't get your head out of your ass very often, do you? | |
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Ladies and Gents!!!! I know corn feds instigate passionate debate but you need to go to your corners and cool off! 2010: Healing the Wounds of the Past.... http://prince.org/msg/8/325740 | |
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SupaFunkyOrgangrinderSexy said: Ladies and Gents!!!! I know corn feds instigate passionate debate but you need to go to your corners and cool off!
You are forever the diplomat But, if someone steps up...  | |
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applekisses said: SupaFunkyOrgangrinderSexy said: Ladies and Gents!!!! I know corn feds instigate passionate debate but you need to go to your corners and cool off!
You are forever the diplomat But, if someone steps up... Well I really shouldn't talk because I'm ready to throw down on a moments notice 2010: Healing the Wounds of the Past.... http://prince.org/msg/8/325740 | |
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SupaFunkyOrgangrinderSexy said: applekisses said: You are forever the diplomat But, if someone steps up... Well I really shouldn't talk because I'm ready to throw down on a moments notice I know this | |
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applekisses said: Dayspring said: You don't get out of the city very much do you? You don't get your head out of your ass very often, do you? Michigan isn't flat with hundreds of miles of corn fields? | |
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Dayspring said: applekisses said: You don't get your head out of your ass very often, do you? Michigan isn't flat with hundreds of miles of corn fields? We have hundreds of miles of farms, yes...but, Michigan is not completely flat, nor is it dusty. Don't forget this isn't Indiana and I've lived here all my life. | |
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applekisses said: Dayspring said: Michigan isn't flat with hundreds of miles of corn fields? We have hundreds of miles of farms, yes...but, Michigan is not completely flat, nor is it dusty. Don't forget this isn't Indiana and I've lived here all my life. it's pretty damn flat. and no, this isn't indiana. i'd never insult ANY state by comparing it to indiana (well, maybe missouri). | |
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applekisses said: Dayspring said: Michigan isn't flat with hundreds of miles of corn fields? We have hundreds of miles of farms, yes...but, Michigan is not completely flat, nor is it dusty. Don't forget this isn't Indiana and I've lived here all my life. Actually Apples, Dayspring might have a point because the parking lot over at Steins was pretty dusty and pebbly 2010: Healing the Wounds of the Past.... http://prince.org/msg/8/325740 | |
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Dayspring said: applekisses said: We have hundreds of miles of farms, yes...but, Michigan is not completely flat, nor is it dusty. Don't forget this isn't Indiana and I've lived here all my life. it's pretty damn flat. and no, this isn't indiana. i'd never insult ANY state by comparing it to indiana (well, maybe missouri). Well live a little because more than just one state deserves to be slammed! 2010: Healing the Wounds of the Past.... http://prince.org/msg/8/325740 | |
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SupaFunkyOrgangrinderSexy said: applekisses said: We have hundreds of miles of farms, yes...but, Michigan is not completely flat, nor is it dusty. Don't forget this isn't Indiana and I've lived here all my life. Actually Apples, Dayspring might have a point because the parking lot over at Steins was pretty dusty and pebbly | |
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har har  | |
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Dayspring said: har har
Well it was the only example I could think of to support your case! Next time you'll have to take me to these dusty cornfields cuz I sure as hell didn't see any while I was there 2010: Healing the Wounds of the Past.... http://prince.org/msg/8/325740 | |
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