Yeah, thanks. I'm well aware of that.
Action Park has a (relatively) long, notorious history and is well known for being 'very New Jersey'. What its current safe and toned-down version is called now has nothing to do with it.
What is your state known for?
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Action Park has a (relatively) long, notorious history and is well known for being 'very New Jersey'. What its current safe and toned-down version is called now has nothing to do with it.
Communism
Now that's cold-blooded
NEW….. not necessarily improved!
Pittsburgh PA use to be known for its steel mills. But mostly those days are gone.
We do have a very high number of hospitals with a lot of medical education going on.
We have nice woods for walking in and hunting in during hunting seasons.
Campgrounds and lakes, and a lot of private small boat owners.
We are big football fans, and also big fans of our base-ball teams, and hockey.
There is a saying that Pittsburgh fans who travel to away games do not get much sleep on Saturday night, because they will fill up your bars on Saturday night, and your churches on Sunday morning.
And of course we are known for roads with pot-holes, and city and state government with high taxes.
We do have a very high number of hospitals with a lot of medical education going on.
We have nice woods for walking in and hunting in during hunting seasons.
Campgrounds and lakes, and a lot of private small boat owners.
We are big football fans, and also big fans of our base-ball teams, and hockey.
There is a saying that Pittsburgh fans who travel to away games do not get much sleep on Saturday night, because they will fill up your bars on Saturday night, and your churches on Sunday morning.
And of course we are known for roads with pot-holes, and city and state government with high taxes.
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Ah, Class Action Park. I took my kids there when my daughter was 6. It's a small miracle she survived it. Mostly my fault for thinking it was a safe place. She jumped off the 23 feet high cliff. I didn't realize how high it was. I jumped off after her didn't realize how long it takes to fall 23 feet and deep down you go.
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The least visited State, (except for the year of Dakota access pipeline protests)
Lawrence Welk
Wonderful weather, other than the extremes... in 5 months went from -60 to +121
Largest Holstein cow and Buffalo
The least visited State, (except for the year of Dakota access pipeline protests)
Lawrence Welk
Wonderful weather, other than the extremes... in 5 months went from -60 to +121
Largest Holstein cow and Buffalo
Maine is also known for all the Massholes around. Along with strong nativism, depression, stubbornness...
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Let's see... For Colorado:
* a healthy population
* first for pot
* pot heads
* incredibly expensive home and apartment prices (see items 2 & 3)
* lots of sunshine
* our "guy" governor was the first in the nation to marry another guy
* lots of terrific green chile
* lots of Californians
* oh, and some things that stick up in the middle of the state called the rocky somethings???
* a healthy population
* first for pot
* pot heads
* incredibly expensive home and apartment prices (see items 2 & 3)
* lots of sunshine
* our "guy" governor was the first in the nation to marry another guy
* lots of terrific green chile
* lots of Californians
* oh, and some things that stick up in the middle of the state called the rocky somethings???
I’ve been a resident of six states, none of which I consider mine. Maybe Illinois as I was born in a suburb of Chicago. Harsh winters, rusted cars, and ethnic neighborhoods. My dad could only speak Czech until he went to school, even though he was born in Chicago in 1912. So that’s it, ethnic melting pot neighborhoods.
Someone with a CA license plate could be a Kansan who moved to CA three years ago, bought and flipped a house, and now with 500k tax free in pocket, moved to Colorado.
Bluegrass
PA: high gas tax
