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Those look like feathers to me.I'm gonna fuck up this thread immediately by not being American
Alberta, Canada's animal - Horned Owl
What are we best at? Canadian stuff, I guess (I'm actually British)
State Motto: Where Sister-lovin is Okay!Alabama
state motto: we like football
state animal: the football deer
best at: football
Well there's my state, CT.
Our top skills include widespread govt corruption and incompetence.
Formerly North Dakota
State Animal: Mosquito
Tree: Telephone Pole
Slogan: Fuck it's cold up here
I hear that Greenwich is the best place to start a street fighting careerI'm from Connecticut, and forgot all the state everythings. The only good thing that state is for is to move out of.
Streetfighting ain't no crime, unless you're doing it in a field.I hear that Greenwich is the best place to start a street fighting career
huh? does half the state even speak english? and a fine liberal would NEVER demand someone speak englishCalifornia's state animal is the transgendered bear. Our motto is "IN ENGLISH PLEASE?" and we're the world's leading supplier of superficial and ill-advised dreams.
Turns out Arkansas is officially the third most White Trash state in the union:...and sharing the family tooth between its 15 members
New Jersey
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The most densely populated state is home to more scientists and engineers per sq mile than anywhere else on earth and more people of Peruvian descent overall than anywhere else in the country.
I read about 20000 people a year moving out per year for the past 2 recorded years, but they have been largely replaced by people from other countries keeping the net loss low.I'm from Connecticut, and forgot all the state everythings. The only good thing that state is for is to move out of.
Illinois. Best at bankruptcy, incompetence and corruption. Bureaucracy is an art form.https://www.dailywire.com/news/7619/9-most-bankrupt-states-america-yours-list-aaron-bandler (2016)
9 Most Bankrupt States In America: Is Yours On The List?
A new report shows that the California Public Employees Retirement System (CalPERS) received less than one percent on its investment, putting the country's biggest pension fund at a stunning $100 billion shortfall.
Not surprisingly, California is ranked among the top nine in the states with the worst fiscal condition by the Mercatus Center, as of June 1. Here are each of the states that made the top nine in their rankings:
1. Connecticut:
$20.88 billion in total debt.
$102.84 billion in unfunded liabilities and other retirement benefits.
$505 in deficit per capita.
2. Massachusetts:
$26.73 billion in total debt.
$190.83 billion in in unfunded liabilities and other retirement benefits.
$342 in deficit per capita.
3. New Jersey:
$41.84 billion in total debt.
$255.2 billion in unfunded pension liabilities and other retirement benefits.
$396 in deficit per capita.
4. Illinois:
$35.5 billion in total debt.
$332.54 billion in unfunded pension liabilities and other retirement benefits.
$40 in deficit per capita.
5. Kentucky:
$8.23 billion in total debt.
$82.68 billion in unfunded liabilities and other retirement benefits.
$100 in deficit per capita.
6. Hawaii:
$7.78 billion in total debt.
$39.92 billion in unfunded liabilities and other retirement benefits.
$83 in deficit per capita.
7. California:
$118.7 billion in total debt.
$785.72 billion in unfunded liabilities and other retirement benefits.
$250 in surplus per capita.
8. Maine:
$1.2 billion in total debt.
$15.2 billion in unfunded liabilities and other retirement benefits.
$20 in deficit per capita.
9. New York:
$58.32 billion in total debt.
$349.81 billion in unfunded liabilities and other retirement benefits.
$125 in surplus per capita.