Johnny Canuck3
Well-Known Member
How many have you knocked one out in???
For me, just the western states, plus a couple on the other side of the Mississippi.

How many have you knocked one out in???

I've covered more territory in Canada
New Brunswick
Nova Scotia
Quebec
PEI
Ontario
Manitoba
Alberta
British Columbia
except Puerto Rico isn't a state.![]()
Phil, which two or three states do you like the best, and why?
Mississippi and Louisiana. Third-world states within the leading first-world state. I love the culture, weather and the people of the Deep South.
my girlfriend's been to america a lot. alaska![]()
A relative has a place on Lake Charles; he's invited us down next summer; I might take him up on it.
I've never been there, I've mainly been along the Gulf coast--the Redneck Riviera as it is known. Done the drive from New Orleans to Pensacola a couple of times, also driven up the river to Clarksdale etc. Spent some time in Oxford, Miss., which is Faulkner's home town, and about as close to the stereotypical Deep South as I've ever found. But the best thing is just driving around aimlessly and stopping wherever looks interesting.
Looking at the photos of Lake Charles, it's pretty much the deep south. It's apparently closer to Houston than it is to New Orleans.
Although Texas is not the South. Texas is a whole culture of its own. I'm sure you know that it was an independent nation for a while, and it still feels that way.
Yeah but many Texans consider themselves southerners. It is weird but true. I think it goes back to the civil war. Texans where part of the confederacy and all that crap.
I had one argue with me about this. We where 100 miles from the OK boarder and she was going to try to convince me Texas is a southern state. Pleez… Had we been in Houston she may have had a chance.
It is after all bigger than any European country, as they are not slow to remind you.

Puerto Rico
since when was that a US state?
dude, you could fit one-tenth of europe into Texas![]()

Only Florida, and that's because one of my close friends moved there. The USA has just never had the same pull a lot of other countries have had for me.
None, but I've been to 23 different Chinese provinces*, which is far more interesting and impressive.
* Includes SARs, ethnic ARs, directly-administered cities and renegade provinces administered by counter-revolutionaries/US puppets.