Quote: "Oh man, you can have Massachusetts. But you can't live in Carolina and Colorado and Massachusetts AT THE SAME TIME. That's the point."
Oh, if that is the point, then I will take NH, where I once had the privlige of living. In NH, you can have the mountains that BLOW the Pocohills away, Ocean, lakes, scenery, everything and with a HELL of alot less hastle than NJ and those things BLOW NJ away.
And no, NJ drivers might just be on par with Mass drivers as the worse. Or have ya noticed that none of the insurance companies are beating down the doors to do business in Joisey.
Oh, and I would gladly give up the Ocean for a chance to live in the Rockies. By the way, there is more than one state in the Rockies, for example, Utah or Washington (Whistler is nearby as is the Ocean, I believe). Trust me, it doesn't take forever to get to the ski slope on a Saturday at either place and the skiing is worth it.
Yes, Joisey has a little of everything and alot of people who want to enjoy that little making everything overcrowded and overwhelmed and, well, to little. On the Joisey shore every square inch of space has a house on it. As for Mass, my point was that the rate Joisey is going, there will be NO difference between it and Joisey when it comes to the drawbacks of living in Mass v. Joisey.
NH is nice. But I can't take New England. Just rubs me wrong.
The Rockies aren't in Washington, are they? I don't think the Cascades or the Olympics are part of the Rockies. Nice mountains, though.
The whole "Joisey" misspelling has become trite and overused. You have some interesting and valid commentary, so please don't lose your message due to overdone humor.
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