How much coffee do y’all normally drink? When I drink hot coffee, it’s two cups. But when I make iced coffee on warmer days like today, I probably take in twice the amount. Probably not good for me because the two hot cups will get me wired and makes me jittery.
key west and miami are cool, not sure there's anything as cool as those two places in the following states:Originally Posted by TenaciousKory
Arkansas
Connecticut
Delaware
Indiana
Iowa
Kansas
Missouri
New Hampshire
North Dakota
Ohio
Oklahoma
South Dakota
Every other state probably has something as cool though.
Florida would be great if it weren't for the residents and tourists. I can even tolerate the heat and the gators.
Also people there don't care about community norms and rules and are selfish.
I've been doing jacket with open collar. Shows I take it seriously, without being a square. I think its just the right mix of professionalism and understanding these are unprecedented times (but now you have me second guessing myself.)
forgot Connecticut was a state for a second
but does that make it a bad state
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Also Ohio has The Cleve so I feel weird putting it in the bottom tier that quickly
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The northern most town in Florida is about 30.9 North Latitude, so yes Florida is entirely sub-40
Birds are real.
NH has ocean and mountains. As well as cool old New England towns ie Portsmouth. I think Nebraska has to be worse than New Hampshire.
Miami is overrated.
Also we all know Ohio is the Birthplace of Aviation so that's cool
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I have been told New Hampshire is Vermont for libertarians
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How does Nebraska not make that list?
i like ohio a lot more than the average person, but it's a pretty shit state. kinda similar to pennsylvania in that many of the places outside the cities are awful.
i hesitate on some kinda shitty states like west virginia, kentucky, and tennessee, which are bad on the whole but have a lot of natural beauty. utah and idaho and montana and wyoming are extreme cases of this. maybe new hampshire has some places that would fall in this category, not sure, but ehhhh.
Cool thing about Florida is you can construct a small mansion there and move it across state lines to make (potentially) millions of dollars in profit
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yea i would expect biff to have this opinion
Yeah, NH is cool as fuck. I've been all over that state and prefer it to Vermont.
I'm not sure how Alabama and Mississippi didn't make Townie's list when they're basically an extension of the panhandle with less coastline.
If we're going to go with natural beauty as our ranking criteria, Iowa, Illinois, Indiana and Ohio have to be at the bottom. Western Oklahoma has a few cool sites and Nebraska has the Platte River and Niobrara river, both slap as far as rivers go.
Birds are real.
oversight, though it's the best bruce album
I can confirm that Alabama sucks in every way possible.*
*source: I lived there for 10 years.
Birds are real.
Did Big Academia coerce you into moving to Alabama
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