i made a list, yankees beware

PA is the deep south to me.

southern food has nothing on a Clam Bake up here....*drools*

 

you got that right masshole

 

south is mexico, everything north of that is not.(SoCal represent!!!!!)

 

PA is not New England. Nor is New York. New England is Connecticut, Maine, Massachusetts, New Hampshire, Rhode Island, and Vermont.

 

thank you for answering a question already answered.

 

We get to marry our cousins too. Suck on that Rhode Island.



...wait.

 

Can you marry and breed with yer cousins?

 

Clam bakes. Mmmmm.

And yeah, PA, MD, and NJ are the tri states.

 

Why? You thinkin' of movin' there?

 

maybe, my sister is hot.

 

couldn't agree more

though I must confess, I'm no fan of Connecticut, the state is majorly lacking in soul. no offense to the Connecticut residents, met some cool folks down there, but overall, it would be the last place I'd choose to live in New England.

 

I agree. I was recently in Connecticut for a funeral and I hated everything about it. The roads were cramped and narrow and everything seemed crowded together. It has to be the most overrated state. Damn yuppies.

 

yea, i really don't consider CT new england, even though it is...blah

 

connecticut and rhode island are my least favorite NE states. i better start liking CT though because that will be my home for the next 4 years

 

thats what i said about VT, gotta start liking it...3 years later, i like it less than i did in high school...

 

I can completely understand that. I consider Vermont home, absolutely love the place, but I'd NEVER want to live in the Norwich area. Burlington down to Montpelier along 89 is great. Mad River Valley and Stowe area's are great too. Rutland, Manchester and Brattleboro areas are OK. I wouldn't want to live in any other parts of the state though. I could see an outdoor enthusiast loving every part of the state, but I personally need a little more 'action' , so I can understand why Norwich isn't that appealing to you as there really isn't all that much there and the fact that its a military school probably supresses most creative efforts you could make at having a good time.

 

ive never heard of no deadly jelly fish

only those blue ringed octopi! i like all the deadly animals we have here. it just means we're cooler than you guys. we like to live dangerously. :H

 

You got trapped in a British prision colony, not like you had much choice.

 

well that's actually a very small minority of the ppl who live here now!

im not of convict heritage myself. a lot of people here are migrants, which is why we have the best food! literally i have nona from italy come over in her boat and cook my pasta.

 

Irukandji Jellyfish (Carukua barnesi)






The Irukandji Jellyfish




The Irukandji (Carukua barnesi) inhabits Northen Australian waters. This is a deadly jellyfish, which is only 2.5 cenimetres in diameter, which makes it very hard to spot in the water.

This is a species of jellyfish which has become known about in recent years, due to deaths of swimmers in Australia. In 2002, Richard Jordon was stung whilst swimming off the coast of Hamilton Island. He was a 58 year old British tourist, unfortunately he died a few days later.

This deadly species of jellyfish is relater to another deadly jellyfish, the box jellyfish.

Amazing Fact: The Irukandji jellyfish is only 2.5 centimetres in diameter, but can cause death to humans within days.