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Other Topics => Completely Off-Topic => Topic started by: Holly on August 12, 2003, 12:32:59 pm
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i just wanna see how many nessaholics are from each state! lol. so just post what state you're from and i'll update the list! i'm from Cali
or.... if your not from the US... say what country you're from and i'll put that!
thanks to Steve for helping me remember where people are from! and if you know anyone who i dont have on this list, tell me their sn and state and i'll put it!
USA
the state with the most people at the time will be in bold
Alabama: SmilesForYou, kendallgirl
Alaska
Arizona: mandyj421
Arkansas
California: Holly, Steveau, Wonkies, Dixiechck615, Laura, MyLifeIsLikeATM, Starrgirl, unrememberedcatastrophe, JMKondrath, windpixie, jjthefourth, nessarocks, caligirl20, skyestar, notagirl, prettybaby!, Manda, Mandi_Dancer, m125 Boy, eclv
Colorado: irice22
Connecticut: loveplasticlove, snapple936, Emily
Delaware
District of Columbia
Flordia: superscientific, drumpad, Youngin6
Georgia: divasteph, PintOGuinness, GSUCarltonFan
Hawii: Alisa
Idaho
Illinois: Moogs21
Indiana
Iowa
Kansas
Kentucky: PIBby, Grakthis, Nagyofan, zurielshimon
Louisiana: xxjenniferxx
Maine
Maryland
Massachusetts: sayyouwould, windycity, Logikalx
Michigan: fearyshroom
Minnesota: Tiger Baby
Mississippi
Missouri: JazzyManda
Montana
Nebraska
Nevada: tylor2000
New Hampshire
New Jersey: TSE
New Mexico
New York: badsrx7, Gina, DavidHart, cheapandevilgrl, jlmusicchick, Dancernl
North Carolina: LimeTwister, airbornebramer
North Dakota
Ohio: Ms.Redd, 1vcfan, babyblue43402
Oklahoma
Oregon: BalletGurl280
Pennsylvania: Vanessa Carlton, KULPDOGG, LifelessPie
Rhode Island: drtigtom21
South Carolina: suicidal tendencies, jamielee
South Dakota
Tennessee
Texas: AFallingStar
Utah
Vermont
Virginia: katia, moviemaker248
Washington: blackvulture
West Virginia:
Wisconsin: GJenkins05
Wyoming
OTHER COUNTRIES:
UK: kev222, Scott, rosieposy87, Mark H.
France: Ghisy
Spain: Nerea
Switzerland: OlivierDetraz
The Netherlands: Si
Canada:
Ontario: i dont know what to put
Vancouver: Lucy-San, highwaycruiser99
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South Carolina
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Ontario :D
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Kentucky
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Ontario :D
haha... i'll start putting other countries too
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Sha la la la I’m a jersey girl
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Sha la la la la, I'm a brown eyed girl. I win.
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Virginia
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Pennsylvania
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The 51st state ;)
-Kev
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The 51st state ;)
-Kev
umm? lol
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The 51st state ;)
-Kev
umm? lol
kev is from Puerto Rico! Yay! Lol!!
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Throw another KY on the list ;)
---Andrew
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The 51st state ;)
-Kev
The Martin Luther State :D
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The 51st state ;)
-Kev
umm? lol
kev is from Puerto Rico! Yay! Lol!!
Puerto Rico? lol... guess i was confused cause thats not a state yet!
my best friend grew up there. :)
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Haha.
No, not PR. The 51st state is a political nickname for the UK. Cos' we love America so gosh darn much! :)
-Kev
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Haha.
No, not PR. The 51st state is a political nickname for the UK. Cos' we love America so gosh darn much! :)
-Kev
lmao... ok! i've never heard that!
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Haha.
No, not PR. The 51st state is a political nickname for the UK. Cos' we love America so gosh darn much! :)
-Kev
hehehehe
Sorry for confusing everybody . . .I just like having fun . . .
(I really knew where Kev was from--hehehe)
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hehehehe
Sorry for confusing everybody . . .I just like having fun . . .
(I really knew where Kev was from--hehehe)
yeah... why you messin with my mind?! lol, jk! :lol:
i shoulda known he was from the UK too... but i guess it slipped my mind
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hehehehe
Sorry for confusing everybody . . .I just like having fun . . .
(I really knew where Kev was from--hehehe)
yeah... why you messin with my mind?! lol, jk! :lol:
i shoulda known he was from the UK too... but i guess it slipped my mind
Sorrrrrrrrryyyy
:oops: :oops:
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hehehehe
Sorry for confusing everybody . . .I just like having fun . . .
(I really knew where Kev was from--hehehe)
yeah... why you messin with my mind?! lol, jk! :lol:
i shoulda known he was from the UK too... but i guess it slipped my mind
Sorrrrrrrrryyyy
:oops: :oops:
you dont hafta be, i was jp!
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yeah I do. 'cause if I wasn't then I'd be not sorry and that's not nice
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aw, its ok, i just wanted to let you know i wasnt at all upset about that! it was funny... i just fell for it, lol
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Ooops, it's my fault really C. I assumed everybody would know these weird UK sayings. But I'm not sorry :-P
Hmm PR isn't a state? You learn something new everyday :)
-Kev
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Ooops, it's my fault really C. I assumed everybody would know these weird UK sayings. But I'm not sorry :-P
Hmm PR isn't a state? You learn something new everyday :)
-Kev
Hey! If he's not sorry, I'm not sorry!
Nope not a state.
Yep. UK. Weird. Yep.
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Ooops, it's my fault really C. I assumed everybody would know these weird UK sayings. But I'm not sorry :-P
Hmm PR isn't a state? You learn something new everyday :)
-Kev
Hey! If he's not sorry, I'm not sorry!
Nope not a state.
Yep. UK. Weird. Yep.
lol, good, you guys have no reason to be sorry!
lmao... i shoulda known that anyways! :)
PR belongs to the US... but they dont want to be a state! which is kinda good, lol, it'd be too hard to change the flag again
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*is dizzy*
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It's a US Commonwealth. :D
Whatever that is.
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It's a US Commonwealth. :D
Whatever that is.
haha... i'm not sure exactly what it is either... i cant think of the other word for it.
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Commonwealth eh?
# Commonwealth
1. Used to refer to some U.S. states, namely, Kentucky, Massachusetts, Pennsylvania, and Virginia.
2. Used to refer to a self-governing, autonomous political unit voluntarily associated with the United States, namely, Puerto Rico and the Northern Mariana Islands.
Dictionary.com
Now aren't we all glad that's cleared up :-\ ? lol
-Kev
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Yeah, because I live in the Commonwealth of New Jersey.
Tada!
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lol
*no longer in a state of confusion*
:)
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Loovely New York.
I am leaving for NYC now, fun.. right?
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Loovely New York.
I am leaving for NYC now, fun.. right?
aw! i love NY!! i was just there
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im from the UK too, but im from a different part of the UK than Kev
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Yay! Kentucky's mentioned?! I'm so happy!! *dances* We win! You know how many times I've won today?
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yep... Ky is winning!
where are all the Cali people?! lol... i could add them myself, but i'm waiting for them to post
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NEW YORK :lol:
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ooo... now NY and KY are tied!
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We win because we have more letters AND Kentucky has Louisville in it, which is known for Churchill Downs, women, and accentless G's.
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We win because we have more letters AND Kentucky has Louisville in it, which is known for Churchill Downs, women, and accentless G's.
lmao, umm... ok
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:D
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California Love
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whoo hoo!! now Cali is tied too
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Massachusetts....but I don't have an accent. :'( :cry:
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come on people... post your states! it only takes a second!
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Loovely New York.
I am leaving for NYC now, fun.. right?
aw! i love NY!! i was just there
lol Me tooo..
New York is wonderful!
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On September 17, 1988 the U.S. Senate unanimously adopted a resolution which supported the right of the people of Puerto Rico to self-determination. On December 13, 1998 a referendum was held in Puerto Rico and the option "None of the above" won with over one-half the vote. "Territorial" Commonwealth earned 993 votes (0.1%); Free Association, 4,536 (0.3%); Statehood, 728,157 (46.5%); Independence, 39,838 (2.5%); None of the above, 787,900 (50.3%); and blank and void ballots, 4,846 (0.3%). "None of the above" won a majority of 59,743 votes over statehood. 1,566,270 of the 2,197,824 registered voters cast ballots, for a turnout rate of 71.3%.
In early March 1998 the United States House of Representatives narrowly approved a bill which, if passed by the Senate and the President, would allow the citizens of Puerto Rico to vote to become the fifty-first state, to become an independent country, or to remain a commonwealth.
Puerto Rico is the easternmost island of the Greater Antilles in the Caribbean Sea, approximately a thousand miles southeast of Florida and just east of the Dominican Republic and west of the U.S. Virgin Islands. The island is approximately 90 miles wide in an east-west direction and 30 miles wide between the north and south coasts. If it became a state, Puerto Rico's land area of 3,435 square miles (8,897 km2) would make it the 49th largest state (larger than Delaware and Rhode Island). The coasts of tropical Puerto Rico are flat but most of the interior is mountainous. The tallest mountain is in the center of the island, Cerro de Punta, which is 4,389 feet high (1338 meters). About eight percent of the land is arable for agriculture. Droughts and hurricanes are the major natural hazards.
There are almost four million Puerto Ricans, which would make the island the 23rd most populous state (between Alabama and Kentucky). San Juan, Puerto Rico's capital (population 438,000), is located on the north side of the island. The island's population is quite dense, with about 1100 people per square mile (427 people per square kilometer). Spanish is the primary language on the island and for a short time earlier this decade, it was the commonwealth's official language. While most Puerto Ricans speak some English, only about a quarter of the population are fully bilingual. The population is a mixture of Spanish, African, and indigenous heritage. About seven-eighths of Puerto Ricans are Roman Catholic and literacy is about 90%.
The Arawakan people settled the island around the ninth century AD. In 1493, Christopher Columbus discovered the island and claimed it for Spain. Puerto Rico, which means "rich port" in Spanish, wasn't settled until 1508 when Ponce de Leon founded a town near present-day San Juan. Puerto Rico remained a Spanish colony for more than four centuries until the United States defeated Spain in the Spanish-American war in 1898 and occupied the island.
Until the middle of the twentieth century, the island was one of the poorest in the Caribbean. In 1948 the U.S. government began Operation Bootstrap which infused millions of dollars into the Puerto Rican economy and made it one of the wealthiest. United States firms that are located in Puerto Rico receive tax incentives to encourage investments. Major exports include pharmaceuticals, electronics, apparel, sugarcane, and coffee. The U.S. is the major trading partner, 86% of exports are sent to the U.S. and 69% of imports come from the fifty states.
Puerto Ricans have been citizens of the United States since a law was passed in 1917. Even though they are citizens, Puerto Ricans pay no federal income tax and they can not vote for president. Unrestricted U.S. migration of Puerto Ricans has made New York City the one place with the most Puerto Ricans anywhere in the world (over one million).
In 1967, 1981, and 1993 the citizens of the island voted whether Puerto Rico should remain a commonwealth , become a state, or become and independent country. None of these referendums were binding and were for opinion purposes. In all three votes, Puerto Ricans voted to maintain the status quo. Most recently, in 1993, 48.6 percent of the populace voted to remain a commonwealth, 46.3 percent voted for statehood, and 4.4 percent favored independence (I have no idea what happened to the remaining .7% of a percent!).
On Wednesday, March 4, the lower house of the U.S. Congress passed House Resolution 856 by one vote (209 for, 208 against) after twelve hours of debate. This bill would allow Puerto Ricans to vote for statehood, independence, or to remain a commonwealth. While Puerto Rico does have one representative in the House of Representatives, Democrat Carlos Romero-Barcelo, he is ineligible to vote, even on issues such as this one, which affect his constituents greatly. H.R. 856 has been sent to the U.S. Senate for committee discussion. Due to the closeness of the House vote, most insiders speculate that the bill will not go before the entire Senate this year. After passage by the Senate, the President has the opportunity to sign the bill into law or to veto it. This bill is not a single party issue, both parties have supporters and critics of the bill.
If Puerto Rico is able to vote and choose their destiny within the next few years, several outcomes are possible. If they choose to remain a commonwealth, which is probably the most likely outcome, then Puerto Ricans will vote whether to remain a commonwealth every ten years.
If Puerto Rico becomes the fifty-first state, the federal government and the state-to-be will establish a ten year transitional process towards statehood. The federal government is expected to spend about three billion dollars annually in the state toward benefits not currently received by the commonwealth. Puerto Ricans would also begin paying federal income tax and business would lose the special tax exemptions that are a major part of the economy. The new state would probably obtain six new voting members of the House of Representatives and of course, two Senators. The stars on the United States flag would change for the first time in forty years.
If independence is chosen by the citizens of Puerto Rico, then the United States will assist the new country through a decade long transition period. International recognition would come quickly for the new nation, which would have to develop its own defense and a new government.
Before the commonwealth is able to decide its own fate, the Senate and the President must both approve the bill. Once this occurs, then Puerto Ricans will be given the opportunity to vote to become the fifty-first state, to become an independent country, or to remain a commonwealth. The next few years will undoubtedly be a very exciting time for the Caribbean island.
They should become a state! I think it's funny because we own that country sorta and most americans don't even know that we do. Weird. I bet I could design a flag to fit all 51 stars...it will say... nessaholics that way we could fit all 51!! Yes...thats what we'll do!! haha
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Ohio...
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Kentucky! Woohoo!
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Loovely New York.
I am leaving for NYC now, fun.. right?
aw! i love NY!! i was just there
lol Me tooo..
New York is wonderful!
Stop being mean!! :evil:
On September 17, 1988 the U.S. Senate unanimously adopted a resolution which supported the right of the people of Puerto Rico to self-determination. On December 13, 1998 a referendum was held in Puerto Rico and the option "None of the above" won with over one-half the vote. "Territorial" Commonwealth earned 993 votes (0.1%); Free Association, 4,536 (0.3%); Statehood, 728,157 (46.5%); Independence, 39,838 (2.5%); None of the above, 787,900 (50.3%); and blank and void ballots, 4,846 (0.3%). "None of the above" won a majority of 59,743 votes over statehood. 1,566,270 of the 2,197,824 registered voters cast ballots, for a turnout rate of 71.3%.
In early March 1998 the United States House of Representatives narrowly approved a bill which, if passed by the Senate and the President, would allow the citizens of Puerto Rico to vote to become the fifty-first state, to become an independent country, or to remain a commonwealth.
Puerto Rico is the easternmost island of the Greater Antilles in the Caribbean Sea, approximately a thousand miles southeast of Florida and just east of the Dominican Republic and west of the U.S. Virgin Islands. The island is approximately 90 miles wide in an east-west direction and 30 miles wide between the north and south coasts. If it became a state, Puerto Rico's land area of 3,435 square miles (8,897 km2) would make it the 49th largest state (larger than Delaware and Rhode Island). The coasts of tropical Puerto Rico are flat but most of the interior is mountainous. The tallest mountain is in the center of the island, Cerro de Punta, which is 4,389 feet high (1338 meters). About eight percent of the land is arable for agriculture. Droughts and hurricanes are the major natural hazards.
There are almost four million Puerto Ricans, which would make the island the 23rd most populous state (between Alabama and Kentucky). San Juan, Puerto Rico's capital (population 438,000), is located on the north side of the island. The island's population is quite dense, with about 1100 people per square mile (427 people per square kilometer). Spanish is the primary language on the island and for a short time earlier this decade, it was the commonwealth's official language. While most Puerto Ricans speak some English, only about a quarter of the population are fully bilingual. The population is a mixture of Spanish, African, and indigenous heritage. About seven-eighths of Puerto Ricans are Roman Catholic and literacy is about 90%.
The Arawakan people settled the island around the ninth century AD. In 1493, Christopher Columbus discovered the island and claimed it for Spain. Puerto Rico, which means "rich port" in Spanish, wasn't settled until 1508 when Ponce de Leon founded a town near present-day San Juan. Puerto Rico remained a Spanish colony for more than four centuries until the United States defeated Spain in the Spanish-American war in 1898 and occupied the island.
Until the middle of the twentieth century, the island was one of the poorest in the Caribbean. In 1948 the U.S. government began Operation Bootstrap which infused millions of dollars into the Puerto Rican economy and made it one of the wealthiest. United States firms that are located in Puerto Rico receive tax incentives to encourage investments. Major exports include pharmaceuticals, electronics, apparel, sugarcane, and coffee. The U.S. is the major trading partner, 86% of exports are sent to the U.S. and 69% of imports come from the fifty states.
Puerto Ricans have been citizens of the United States since a law was passed in 1917. Even though they are citizens, Puerto Ricans pay no federal income tax and they can not vote for president. Unrestricted U.S. migration of Puerto Ricans has made New York City the one place with the most Puerto Ricans anywhere in the world (over one million).
In 1967, 1981, and 1993 the citizens of the island voted whether Puerto Rico should remain a commonwealth , become a state, or become and independent country. None of these referendums were binding and were for opinion purposes. In all three votes, Puerto Ricans voted to maintain the status quo. Most recently, in 1993, 48.6 percent of the populace voted to remain a commonwealth, 46.3 percent voted for statehood, and 4.4 percent favored independence (I have no idea what happened to the remaining .7% of a percent!).
On Wednesday, March 4, the lower house of the U.S. Congress passed House Resolution 856 by one vote (209 for, 208 against) after twelve hours of debate. This bill would allow Puerto Ricans to vote for statehood, independence, or to remain a commonwealth. While Puerto Rico does have one representative in the House of Representatives, Democrat Carlos Romero-Barcelo, he is ineligible to vote, even on issues such as this one, which affect his constituents greatly. H.R. 856 has been sent to the U.S. Senate for committee discussion. Due to the closeness of the House vote, most insiders speculate that the bill will not go before the entire Senate this year. After passage by the Senate, the President has the opportunity to sign the bill into law or to veto it. This bill is not a single party issue, both parties have supporters and critics of the bill.
If Puerto Rico is able to vote and choose their destiny within the next few years, several outcomes are possible. If they choose to remain a commonwealth, which is probably the most likely outcome, then Puerto Ricans will vote whether to remain a commonwealth every ten years.
If Puerto Rico becomes the fifty-first state, the federal government and the state-to-be will establish a ten year transitional process towards statehood. The federal government is expected to spend about three billion dollars annually in the state toward benefits not currently received by the commonwealth. Puerto Ricans would also begin paying federal income tax and business would lose the special tax exemptions that are a major part of the economy. The new state would probably obtain six new voting members of the House of Representatives and of course, two Senators. The stars on the United States flag would change for the first time in forty years.
If independence is chosen by the citizens of Puerto Rico, then the United States will assist the new country through a decade long transition period. International recognition would come quickly for the new nation, which would have to develop its own defense and a new government.
Before the commonwealth is able to decide its own fate, the Senate and the President must both approve the bill. Once this occurs, then Puerto Ricans will be given the opportunity to vote to become the fifty-first state, to become an independent country, or to remain a commonwealth. The next few years will undoubtedly be a very exciting time for the Caribbean island.
They should become a state! I think it's funny because we own that country sorta and most americans don't even know that we do. Weird. I bet I could design a flag to fit all 51 stars...it will say... nessaholics that way we could fit all 51!! Yes...thats what we'll do!! haha
You have waaaaay to much time on your hands, child.
Kentucky! Woohoo!
We win! :D
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Kentucky! Woohoo!
We win! :D
Win we do! Wootooee!
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Yay!
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yep, Ky is winning
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ok, i'm gonna start adding people that i know where theyre from on my own! lol
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north carolina...
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Pete (logikalX) doesn't live in NY. He lives in Boston, MA.
---Andrew
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I live in Colorado!
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Originally Illinois, but now I live in evil Minnesota :\
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thanks for the states... :)
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Hmm... Cali is wooping us Kentuckians! Grrr! :evil:
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is kentuckian a word? i'm from cali so hahahahahahahaha joey!!!! in yo face!! i swear i made a sig quite similar to yours like with a lot of the same pics but i deleted it .
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yep! cali rocks! :D
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Maybe someday soon I'll be able to participate to this poll. :usa:
But I just wanted to add a few peeps:
- cheapandevilgrl (Toni): NY
- snapple936 (Kelley): CT
- Ghisy (me :D ): France (I know, it's not a state hahaha)
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There are only four Kentuckians on the board :(
Me, Nagy, CeCe and Zuriel. Which is 3 more than there where when I first joined over a year ago.
Hell, I used to be one of the only midwesterners! Everyone else was either deep south, east coast or west cost.
---Andrew
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connecticut
kelley<3
edit- my bad! i didn't see that ghis wrote. thanks darling :-)
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edit- my bad! i didn't see that ghis wrote. thanks darling :-)
Hehe, you're welcome! :wink:
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add me to Georgia Holls...
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add me to Georgia Holls...
And me as well.
By the way, UGA drools.
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There are only four Kentuckians on the board :(
Me, Nagy, CeCe and Zuriel. Which is 3 more than there where when I first joined over a year ago.
Hell, I used to be one of the only midwesterners! Everyone else was either deep south, east coast or west cost.
---Andrew
what's Zuriel's sn... i'll add the other kentuckian
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Zuriel's sn is ZurielShimon! :razz:
That's puts us back in tie with New York. (California doesn't count because they want to be independent again. Puerto Rico half-counts because roughly half of them want to be a state.)
And by the way, Puerto Rico, Canada, and the UK have all at some time been referred to as "The 51st State".
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And for my 200th post, the 51-star flag would look as follows: 6 horizontal rows of stars, alternating from 9 in the top row to 8 in the next and so on.
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The 52-star flag would probably have 8 horizontal rows, alternating 7 and 6. The 53-star flag would have 7 horizontal rows, alternating 8 and 7. A 54-star flag would have 6 horizontal rows of 9 stars. A 55-star flag would have 10 vertical rows, alternating 6 and 5. Finally, a 56-star flag would probably have 16 vertical rows, alternating 4 and 3.
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I come from Switzerland. :D
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(California doesn't count because they want to be independent again. Puerto Rico half-counts because roughly half of them want to be a state.)
haha... nope, Cali is still in and still winning! :)
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Mhmm, California has an abundancy of NESSAholics.
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California has an abundance of everything that ends in -holics. :razz:
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I'm the only minnesota chick! I'm special! =)
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Im from Ontario :wink:
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Im from Ontario :wink:
Fuckin' Cheater!
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too many cali people!
you suck!
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Im from Ontario :wink:
Fuckin' Cheater!
¿How Is that Cheating?
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Im from Ontario :wink:
Fuckin' Cheater!
Never!!!!!!
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OH SOUTH CAROLINA-----Jamielee
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Im from Ontario :wink:
Fuckin' Cheater!
¿How Is that Cheating?
That's "i don't know what to put"'s alias
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no its not :oops:
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oh it's the same person?
HAHAHAHA!
well there are 24 other SC nessaholics....they all say they live in Cali though....
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California has an abundance of everything that ends in -holics. :razz:
haha... i know thats true! i went to visit my bro today and had to go to this AA type meeting... when i had to introduce myself i was tempted to say "hi i'm Holly and i'm a nessaholic" instead of "i'm Ryan's sister" but i didnt... lol. i met a couple celebs at the meeting, but i'm not allowed to say who...
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Massachusetts is the best of the fifty nifty united states from 13 original colonies...shout em scout em tell all about em one by one 'til we've given a date to every state in the good ol' U S A!!
haha
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BUMP
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New York
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bursting from the pressure of being smooshed by alaska and washington simultaneously
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One more for California.
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One more for California.
yay! cali rocks!
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England England England. And PROUD!
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Heehee
The Netherlands
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West Virginia: chwilbur
8O 8O 8O 8O 8O 8O
i cannot explain how unbelievably insulting that is...I'm from VIRGINIA, the real one 8)
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West Virginia: chwilbur
8O 8O 8O 8O 8O 8O
i cannot explain how unbelievably insulting that is...I'm from VIRGINIA, the real one 8)
oops. sorry!
i dont even know why i did that! :oops:
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haha, it's ok...I was like, I moved?
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haha, it's ok...I was like, I moved?
lol, you did! didnt you know? jk
Virginia: katia, moviemaker248
better? :)
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perfect :eatarrow:
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perfect :eatarrow:
yay! :)
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i'm from PENNSLYVANIA
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New York!
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more people need to post! lol :)
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you can put me down for Missouri.
Amanda
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Bump - for the newbs
(and if ya wanna update usernames..haha
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I am from....California.
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(and if ya wanna update usernames..haha
haha, done! :wink:
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(and if ya wanna update usernames..haha
haha, done! :wink:
* what he said cough*
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Sunny California
:D
manda
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HAWAII!!!
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HAWAII!!!
you lucky duck, you :twisted:
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hmm... i never ended up on this list... put me down for connecticut! wahoo!
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I'm the only minnesota chick! I'm special! =)
my baby is from minnesota *sniff* *hug*
-M
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California For Me.
born and raised.
:D
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Sunny California
:D
manda
California For Me.
born and raised.
:D
haha, i got you the FIRST time!
and yay Alisa! the first Hawii on the list, and yes, you ARE lucky! I love Hawii!!!
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There are no NESSAholics from Alaska, Akansas, Delaware, DC, Idaho, Illinois, Indiana, Iowa, Kansas, Louisianna, Maine, Maryland, Mississippi, Montana, Nebraska, New Hampshire, New Mexico, North Dakota, Oklahoma, South Dakota,Tennessee, Texas, Utah, Vermont, West Virginia and Wyoming?!
We've only filled up like half the states!
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*oops*
double post
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I'm all the way over in the uk (http://www.acidtrax.net/smileys/wave.gif).
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i'm from louisiana?
Nature here is so nice and peaceful...
and i love it but eventually i will have to get out soon
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TEXAS. blah. lol
I'd rather be in Cali...or Colorado... or Oregon...Or Alaska...
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Ohio baby!
I live in the most stressed out city and its also the worst place to raise your kids.
Hooyah
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Sunny California
:D
manda
California For Me.
born and raised.
:D
haha, i got you the FIRST time!
and yay Alisa! the first Hawii on the list, and yes, you ARE lucky! I love Hawii!!!
I was looking for that first post, but lazy me I couldn't find it...lol
thanks. and sorry for the two posts. :(
Manda
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*waits for Mandi to be added*
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*edited*
and Will, I put you and Mandi together :wink:
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I see a lot of people having pride for their homestates.
Unfortunately, I have none. :\ Granted, mine is Kentucky, I still have no love for this state. And I'm being honest (in other words, Andrew don't yell at me :P). I love Bardstown Road, and St. Joseph, but everything else is just . . . blug.
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There are no NESSAholics from Alaska, Akansas, Delaware, DC, Idaho, Illinois, Indiana, Iowa, Kansas, Louisianna, Maine, Maryland, Mississippi, Montana, Nebraska, New Hampshire, New Mexico, North Dakota, Oklahoma, South Dakota,Tennessee, Texas, Utah, Vermont, West Virginia and Wyoming?!
We've only filled up like half the states!
I'm NEAR New Mexico...does that count? lol
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OHIO
good ol north west Ohio where there is nothing to do!
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i'm from louisiana?
Nature here is so nice and peaceful...
and i love it but eventually i will have to get out soon
I LOVED Louisiana! It was soo beautiful :) xoxo
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i'm from louisiana?
Nature here is so nice and peaceful...
and i love it but eventually i will have to get out soon
I LOVED Louisiana! It was soo beautiful :) xoxo
yea i am so glad i was born and raised here, its so peaceful over here, the weather is beautiful, its never really cold, but i esp. love it at nighttime, because when it gets dark you can see all the little shiny stars and stuff in the sky haha..
I am not really into the cities all that much but they dont have many great jobs here esp. since i want to start a career an acting soon etc, so its the only reason i may and want to get away from it for a while other then that i love my hometown... :? i think i would miss it so much if i left...oh well if i leave its for the better and def. not because i didnt like it...
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and Will, I put you and Mandi together :wink:
Yay!
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Illinois