When they tells you that the company is moving you to Wichita...

(02-28-2018 10:23 AM)shock Wrote:  This thread is rich. Please, brag MORE about where you live! I’m waiting for Texans to jump on and brag about their cute little state.

Oklahoma, Kansas, and Texas can argue and bicker all they want. None of them have anything on North Carolina.

(02-28-2018 10:47 AM)ECUGrad07 Wrote:  

(02-28-2018 10:23 AM)shock Wrote:  This thread is rich. Please, brag MORE about where you live! I’m waiting for Texans to jump on and brag about their cute little state.

Oklahoma, Kansas, and Texas can argue and bicker all they want. None of them have anything on North Carolina.

Don’t stop! Keep going!

(02-28-2018 10:47 AM)ECUGrad07 Wrote:  

(02-28-2018 10:23 AM)shock Wrote:  This thread is rich. Please, brag MORE about where you live! I’m waiting for Texans to jump on and brag about their cute little state.

Oklahoma, Kansas, and Texas can argue and bicker all they want. None of them have anything on North Carolina.

Hey that's pretty cool.

And here I was thinking that NC was mostly swamp with a few hills thrown in.

(02-28-2018 10:00 AM)TripleA Wrote:  Man, you guys argue over some of the weirdest stuff.

Go back and look at the source and you’ll realize it makes sense.

(02-28-2018 10:53 AM)Wheatshock Wrote:  

(02-28-2018 10:47 AM)ECUGrad07 Wrote:  

(02-28-2018 10:23 AM)shock Wrote:  This thread is rich. Please, brag MORE about where you live! I’m waiting for Texans to jump on and brag about their cute little state.

Oklahoma, Kansas, and Texas can argue and bicker all they want. None of them have anything on North Carolina.

Hey that's pretty cool.

And here I was thinking that NC was mostly swamp with a few hills thrown in.

Blue Ridge Mountains, Smoky Mountains... Outer Banks... pretty perfect place. You've got gorgeous mountains and hundreds of miles of coastline. Hard to beat - but one of the benefits of living on the coast.

(02-28-2018 11:10 AM)ECUGrad07 Wrote:  

(02-28-2018 10:53 AM)Wheatshock Wrote:  

(02-28-2018 10:47 AM)ECUGrad07 Wrote:  

(02-28-2018 10:23 AM)shock Wrote:  This thread is rich. Please, brag MORE about where you live! I’m waiting for Texans to jump on and brag about their cute little state.

Oklahoma, Kansas, and Texas can argue and bicker all they want. None of them have anything on North Carolina.

Hey that's pretty cool.

And here I was thinking that NC was mostly swamp with a few hills thrown in.

Blue Ridge Mountains, Smoky Mountains... Outer Banks... pretty perfect place. You've got gorgeous mountains and hundreds of miles of coastline. Hard to beat - but one of the benefits of living on the coast.

Yeah, but thats not east carolina.

(02-28-2018 10:15 AM)shock Wrote:  I would say Tulsa fans are full of sour grapes, but it’s more like grapes of wrath.

+2 for literary reference. . .


Ol Roy Rogers put it best:
The Okies moving from Oklahoma to California raised the intelligence of both states.

Hey, come on now guys - let's not diss Kansas too much.

Look at what they gave us:

(02-28-2018 08:17 AM)Lush Wrote:  dude, a parking lot sits atop campbell hill and not for the attraction of being the state's highest point. not sure what it's for but no one in the area could even give us directions because they had never heard of it. at least ohio doesn't even bother calling it a mountain. mt sunflower is pretty high in elevation, didn't know that was mostly gradual however. outside of the flint hills, my favorite thing about kansas is the shear isolation

I don't get that impression at all but my travels in Kansas mostly involve the eastern half. Western Kansas is where things get desolate. I drove to Dodge City once - OMFG. I wanted to die.


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Flat earthers use Kansas as evidence.

(02-28-2018 12:14 PM)C0|db|00ded Wrote:  

(02-28-2018 08:17 AM)Lush Wrote:  dude, a parking lot sits atop campbell hill and not for the attraction of being the state's highest point. not sure what it's for but no one in the area could even give us directions because they had never heard of it. at least ohio doesn't even bother calling it a mountain. mt sunflower is pretty high in elevation, didn't know that was mostly gradual however. outside of the flint hills, my favorite thing about kansas is the shear isolation

I don't get that impression at all but my travels in Kansas mostly involve the eastern half. Western Kansas is where things get desolate. I drove to Dodge City once - OMFG. I wanted to die.


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we were driving from junk city to the tallgrass prairie which is like an hour or something and the nothingness. godamn i said

for all the states chiming in claiming superiority over the other (not sure what north caroliny had to do with this delicate conversation), if you don't want to visit ohio, i don't blame you. i'm forced to love the state and i can certainly point you in the right (or wrong) directions. but i can tell you i love the river, though, my heart does yearn for my native north dakota

dodge city's been on my bucket list

(02-28-2018 12:20 PM)Hurricane Drummer Wrote:  Flat earthers use Kansas as evidence.

Hey man, you're a brain washed slave to, like, the free masonry guys man.

Yea, them and the shriners man. Ya' dig ?

Get back, to like, the natural and bohemian Earth man....

Best thing I ever did was move out of Kansas. Really, none of the lower 48 interest me. It’s all bleh.

(02-28-2018 12:41 PM)Lush Wrote:  

(02-28-2018 12:14 PM)C0|db|00ded Wrote:  

(02-28-2018 08:17 AM)Lush Wrote:  dude, a parking lot sits atop campbell hill and not for the attraction of being the state's highest point. not sure what it's for but no one in the area could even give us directions because they had never heard of it. at least ohio doesn't even bother calling it a mountain. mt sunflower is pretty high in elevation, didn't know that was mostly gradual however. outside of the flint hills, my favorite thing about kansas is the shear isolation

I don't get that impression at all but my travels in Kansas mostly involve the eastern half. Western Kansas is where things get desolate. I drove to Dodge City once - OMFG. I wanted to die.


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we were driving from junk city to the tallgrass prairie which is like an hour or something and the nothingness. godamn i said

for all the states chiming in claiming superiority over the other (not sure what north caroliny had to do with this delicate conversation), if you don't want to visit ohio, i don't blame you. i'm forced to love the state and i can certainly point you in the right (or wrong) directions. but i can tell you i love the river, though, my heart does yearn for my native north dakota

dodge city's been on my bucket list

For me, I want to go to Devils Tower, Wyoming and climb that thing. It's been, like, in my dreams and stuff. I see it everywhere.

Have my own Richard Dreyfuss moment...

(02-28-2018 12:47 PM)shock Wrote:  Best thing I ever did was move out of Kansas. Really, none of the lower 48 interest me. It’s all bleh.

i know folks that lived and live in alaska. one couple's still there but they're moving to beirut. one buddy just wanted to get it out of his system. alaska's a transient state unless you're born there. you'll fall in love with the prairie all over again i guarantee you brother

(02-28-2018 12:52 PM)Lush Wrote:  

(02-28-2018 12:47 PM)shock Wrote:  Best thing I ever did was move out of Kansas. Really, none of the lower 48 interest me. It’s all bleh.

i know folks that lived and live in alaska. one couple's still there but they're moving to beirut. one buddy just wanted to get it out of his system. alaska's a transient state unless you're born there. you'll fall in love with the prairie all over again i guarantee you brother

Would you believe that I have never seen snow and I have never seen a mountain ?

It's true. Born here in Central Florida and have never left. Hell, I haven't been on a plane or out of the state in nearly 30 years.

I have seen a grey alien though. When I was 8. In an orange grove. It saw me. I saw it. It put up its hand to wave hi and then it vanished into thin air. Freaked me out even till this day. When it "hit" me what I had just seen I ran screaming out of the grove and never dared go back. Still not sure what the hell it really was but I had never seen anything like it before and I haven't seen anything like it since. My old man till this day claims I saw "a Chinaman".

(02-28-2018 12:52 PM)Lush Wrote:  

(02-28-2018 12:47 PM)shock Wrote:  Best thing I ever did was move out of Kansas. Really, none of the lower 48 interest me. It’s all bleh.

i know folks that lived and live in alaska. one couple's still there but they're moving to beirut. one buddy just wanted to get it out of his system. alaska's a transient state unless you're born there. you'll fall in love with the prairie all over again i guarantee you brother

Maybe. If you are going to move to AK, you gotta live in the unorganized borough.

(02-28-2018 12:47 PM)shock Wrote:  Best thing I ever did was move out of Kansas. Really, none of the lower 48 interest me. It’s all bleh.

I'd love to come up there for a flying job for a few years, but extreme cold just isn't my thing.

(02-28-2018 12:46 PM)thespiritof1976 Wrote:  

(02-28-2018 12:20 PM)Hurricane Drummer Wrote:  Flat earthers use Kansas as evidence.

Hey man, you're a brain washed slave to, like, the free masonry guys man.

Yea, them and the shriners man. Ya' dig ?

Get back, to like, the natural and bohemian Earth man....