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Americans who polled on various questions such as best food, rudest people, best scenery, weirdest accent, and so on. They couldn't vote for their own state. Kinda interesting.
Lol on the state Americans want kicked out. Who would have guessed. Maybe Texans should stop bragging about that special treaty (which really doesn't exist) that gives them a get out of the Union free card.
This is one of the silliest polls I have ever seen. New York and California seem to be the worst and the best in the same categories. That's a bit odd.
More people have lived or visited there, and every other TV show or movie is set there.
Lol on the state Americans want kicked out. Who would have guessed. Maybe Texans should stop bragging about that special treaty (which really doesn't exist) that gives them a get out of the Union free card.
You know what I find interesting? That people claim to "hate Texas" so much - and yet, people are moving here in droves - and settling right on in, happy as clams (whatever that means).
You know what I find interesting? That people claim to "hate Texas" so much - and yet, people are moving here in droves - and settling right on in, happy as clams (whatever that means).
I've seen about a gazillion Texas plates in Southern California so they ain't all sticking around. Personally know more than a handful in the Chicago area as well. Just cause more people are moving in doesn't mean people aren't moving out too. Texas, like everywhere else, is certainly not for everyone, even those who were born there.
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