You don't know New York or California?i know none of these so i just picked the first one
I must admit though, lucky good answer..You don't know New York or California?
What are they teaching you canucks in school?
So far every state is in the southI must admit though, lucky good answer..
1. Without the US military, every US ally would have to increase their military budget. Essentially we are subsidizing the healthcare of every other first world nationIf USA didn't spend so much on the military, they could get free healthcare like the rest of the world. Plus, where's the metric system down there?
1. Without the US military, every US ally would have to increase their military budget. Essentially we are subsidizing the healthcare of every other first world nation
2. We use metric for science and imperial for every day stuff, it actually works out pretty well. Metric is better for science but honestly it doesn't affect things too much for everyday Joes. Does it change anything whether they measure their weight in pounds or kilos?
San Francisco is in CaliforniaI couldn't decide between New York and California - both would be far better-suited for garbage disposal sites (and they're not far off given the sheer amount of filth on the streets), but ultimately I decided on California being worse since that's the home of both of Silicon Valley and Hollywood. From an outsider's perspective the state seems to be like a cocroach trap - it has a sickly sweet smell that lures you in and by the time you realise that you got roped into a scam, it's all over. It's surrounded by a thick atmosphere of failure, it's the state where dreams go to die.
San Francisco and Washington come in at joint-third, both due to their huge homelessness problem which is apparent thanks to the constant smell of urine. If your state deals with human feces on public sidewalks, your state is not worth living in. Staring out your window in the morning just to gaze upon a tent city full of unwashed hobos sure sounds like a treat.
All four states on the podium have one thing in common - heroin needles randomly scattered on pavements, which is great if you happen to be a heroin addict and not-so-great if your life *isn't* in shambles.
As you can see, I have weight my options extensively, this is an educated post that should be relevant to prospective property buyers.
Herp-a-derp, you are quite right - bit of a brain fart there. I apologise, I couldn't decide if I hated L.A. or San Fran more - I mentally seperate the two since they're both shitty, but in very distinct ways. I'll correct that, well-spotted.San Francisco is in California
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Not a seperate state
So does that make California even more worse because San Francisco, L.A., Silicon Valley and Hollywood are all There?Herp-a-derp, you are quite right - bit of a brain fart there. I apologise, I couldn't decide if I hated L.A. or San Fran more - I mentally seperate the two since they're both shitty, but in very distinct ways. I'll correct that, well-spotted.
Let's just say that I am in full support of a Calexit and, given the option, I would immediately institute it and then separate the landmass using strategically placed nuclear warheads in order to push the state a couple of feet towards the sea, if not into the sea outright, Atlantis-style. I feel that the union would be much better off, and the remaining Californians could continue subsisting on their almonds. I haven't quite worked out the question of nuclear fallout, but if we detonate at just the right time, we could probably steer the almond cloud away from the good states and towards the newly-liberated Republic of Ghouls.So does that make California even more worse because San Francisco, LA, Silicon Valley and Hollywood are all There?
Let's just say that I am in full support of a Calexit and, given the option, I would immediately institute it and then separate the landmass using strategically placed nuclear warheads in order to push the state a couple of feet towards the sea, if not into the sea outright, Atlantis-style. I feel that the union would be much better off, and the remaining Californians could continue subsisting on their almonds. I haven't quite worked out the question of nuclear fallout, but if we detonate at just the right time, we could probably steer the almond cloud away from the good states and towards the newly-liberated Republic of Ghouls.
Arkansas. I was planning to make this poll! Thief
I think it's a bit silly, in all honesty. I am in favour of shipping all of the unwanted element into California instead and building three walls around the state, in case the warheads fail to sink it. I am open to name suggestions for the walls.What's your opinion of Texit while we're on the topic of states possibly seceding from the Union?