Here's mine (lived in Oregon, California, Michigan and Massachusetts):
I'm missing North Dakota too. The only thing I can think of at this point is...ROADTRIP! Preferably with a gaggle of Labs in the back.
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I'm missing North Dakota too. The only thing I can think of at this point is...ROADTRIP! Preferably with a gaggle of Labs in the back.
No exaggeration; I've been to pretty much everywhere apart from the Northern States. (Which is ironic, really; I'm from there.) That white spot in the center bothers me, though.
That white spot in the center is one of my favorite states, in fact I got married there. Check it out sometime!
No kidding. I didn't get married in Wyoming, but I did spend my honeymoon there - we went skiing at Jackson and it was lovely. Yellowstone in winter was really beautiful also.
^I got married in Grand Teton Park. My wife and I spent a lot of time there when we first started dating, so it seemed appropriate.
Probably the only wedding I've been to where I had to dodge the wildlife on the drive from the reception to where I stayed that night.
We introduced our parents at a rodeo in Jackson a couple nights before the big day. It was so much fun.
Teton is kind of a hidden treasure. It's 8 miles away from Yellowstone, yet is vastly different, and attracts a fraction of the crowds.
Probably the only wedding I've been to where I had to dodge the wildlife on the drive from the reception to where I stayed that night.
We introduced our parents at a rodeo in Jackson a couple nights before the big day. It was so much fun.
Teton is kind of a hidden treasure. It's 8 miles away from Yellowstone, yet is vastly different, and attracts a fraction of the crowds.
Thirty-nine states, including ones that I "just" drove through, but not ones where I saw only the airport (Texas and Florida).
Other countries: Canada (Quebec and Ontario), Nicaragua, England, Italy, Poland, Estonia, Lithuania, and Russia (the last three were still parts of the USSR at the time)
Other countries: Canada (Quebec and Ontario), Nicaragua, England, Italy, Poland, Estonia, Lithuania, and Russia (the last three were still parts of the USSR at the time)
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I live in New York State.
I've lived in California all my life, and have been more or less all over it. I also have been to Nevada many times. Mostly to the Lake Tahoe area, but visited Vegas once when I was a kid. Too bad the Star Trek experience didn't exist then.
You'd think that with my wheelchair I'd been able to roll just about anywhere though.
I've seen 3% of the U.S.
You'd think that with my wheelchair I'd been able to roll just about anywhere though.
I've seen 3% of the U.S.
Anger? Confusion? I've visited those states...
You laugh, but imagine being captured and held hostage by them. Those flippers during the night...
That's when the ice weasels come....Those penguins are fuckers to subdue.
You laugh, but imagine being captured and held hostage by them. Those flippers during the night...
That's when the ice weasels come....
You laugh, but imagine being captured and held hostage by them. Those flippers during the night...
Where's that from?
Matt Groening. It was a fake Nietzsche quote that he used in Simpsons or Life In Hell or something. "Love is a snowmobile racing across the tundra that flips over and pins you underneath. At night, the ice weasels come." Or words to that effect.That's when the ice weasels come....You laugh, but imagine being captured and held hostage by them. Those flippers during the night...
Where's that from?
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