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I'm sorry but I'm going to have to disagree about PA being very diverse. I do pipeline work and right now most of the action is in PA. I lived a year in Greene County and then on to Wyalusing, PA. Have done work in Greensburg, Williamsport and many areas of PA between. Most of these jobs are about 30 to 50 mile long projects, and we walk that entire project. It may take 4 or 5 months to walk it but we walk every step of the way. And other than the hills getting taller and bigger from one area to another there was not much difference between Greene County and Wayalusing, PA. When you get to Allentown it starts getting flatter but still small hills and trees.
Nonsense, there are other states where you go from Palm Trees to Snow in hours.
which do you think we lack in the Gulf States, Palm trees or Snow??
I Think Lubbock TX was the Major US city to get the most snow last year
Well, I mean you're right in a way, but it isn't quite the same. In Arizona, or California for that matter, you can go from 80F and sunny, to pine trees and blizzard within a short drive. I'm not aware of any other part of the US that's like that, maybe New Mexico.
If you are offended by sarcasm as simple as well duh sherlock then you have plenty of growing up to do. Move on dude and stop derailing the thread with personal complaints. This is a discussion forum. If you cant handle critism, get therapy or dont read it
Yet again, you can't help but be insulting.
Criticism is fine, but it's all in the way you say it. You don't have to be insulting. And your first post, and most certainly this post, are insulting. And as I'm a woman in her 50s, I'd rather not be addressed as dude, if you don't mind.
I love how people point out that Texas has an advantage due to its size, as if these other states aren't huge.
You could take away the Panhandle, North Texas, and South Texas, and the state will still be in the top 5 for diversity.
Now, if California, Oregon, Washington, and Arizona were all the size of Tennessee, they wouldn't exactly have the same level of diversity that they do now. Let's keep it real, folks.
That's a good point, but you could you cut out a small section of Arizona around Phoenix, and that area would contain everything from semi-tropical desert to alpine tundra. So within an area about the size of Tennessee you could have a little bit of everything. That's why Arizona still gets my vote.
Criticism is fine, but it's all in the way you say it. You don't have to be insulting. And your first post, and most certainly this post, are insulting. And as I'm a woman in her 50s, I'd rather not be addressed as dude, if you don't mind.
dude its a forum. feelings are gonna be hurt. Move on. Discuss the thread and stop worrying about what I say. Why don't you try contributing positively to the thread for a change?
yes, he should raise all three. It is silly giving Texas a 2 for forests when you can fit entire states in Texas's forests.
as for the rest I agree. if a state does not have something, give it a zero
Nonsense, there are other states where you go from Palm Trees to Snow in hours.
which do you think we lack in the Gulf States, Palm trees or Snow??
I Think Lubbock TX was the Major US city to get the most snow last year
Please. Lubbock has a metro of 290,000 and its average yearly snowfall is 10.2 inches. Give me a break. Talk about boosting Texas without foreknowledge.
dude its a forum. feelings are gonna be hurt. Move on. Discuss the thread and stop worrying about what I say. Why don't you try contributing positively to the thread for a change?
She says not to be addressed as a dude, and you start your post with it again. Without capitalization also. And why post if you don't want people to worry about what you say?...
Please. Lubbock has a metro of 290,000 and its average yearly snowfall is 10.2 inches. Give me a break. Talk about boosting Texas without foreknowledge.
I did not say average. I said last year. don't change what I said
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