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Sorry, but you can't make that accusation without admitting to the same bias on the east coast. But that's the nature of the thread. There's no such thing as coming here without a bias, as everyone here comes from somewhere.
I agree that everyone comes to this board with at least some degree of bias...but I haven't seen anyone from the NE making some of the claims you have. When that happens, feel free to disagree.
I agree that everyone comes to this board with at least some degree of bias...but I haven't seen anyone from the NE making some of the claims you have. When that happens, feel free to disagree.
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The Northeast is far more important than California in virtually every category...the only exception being high tech.
then you have it, Gantz. By using an unreliable un-sourced post from the Yahoo Answers website, you've proved New Hampshire is actually the most influential part of the US!
Wait a minute, wasn't it you who brought it up and tried to boost Cali using that phrase?
Wait a minute, wasn't it you who brought it up and tried to boost Cali using that phrase?
I am glad you find your own arguments silly now.
I'm going to ignore that I mistakenly assumed you even had an actual real source for your information which is what I really find silly But did you even read post 66 and what I said about debating this catchphrase? The point of my original posts is not suppposed to be about the catchphrase.
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