How is our country united? We are an extremely diverse population that has 'white superiority.' And I don't mean white people are the superior race, I mean that many whites refuse to accept the immigrants and the languages that they bring. We are also extremely materialistic and self centered. But let's look at the bright side: we have enough food in our trash cans to feed a small country, we have many laborers (but are too snobbish to take jobs that no one wants), we have plenty of land to waste and so on! We really are a great country.
Let's look at a couple of states shall we? We'll go in order by which they pop into my head.
Alaska - A very pretty state with plenty of whales, lots of glaciers, numerous mountains, a couple mountain people and last but not least, plenty of black gold. If you can find someone, you probably aren't in Alaska.
New Mexico - Named quite appropriately! This state, bordering Mexico, is recalling from a Nat Geo documentary is like 45% Mexican/Hispanic. And possibly one of the most over looked states in the country.
Nebraska - Who knows?
Delaware - The most boring, uninteresting, lowest populated state. The north is an industrial wasteland and the south is, well... the south.
Georgia - The only thing that comes to mind is 'Uncle Tom's Cabin' which may or may not have taken place in Georgia.
Vermont- Quite snowy with a very good ski season.
Michigan- One foot in the U.S. one foot in Canada.
Virginia - Is it in the north or in the south?
Florida - The two extremes, really old people and really young kids. Disneyland, hello?
And I don't really feel like typing anymore.
Monotony becomes interesting - visualized
Monotony becomes interesting: like spontaneous combustion or pimps
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