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Dear Americans of /fa/,
I have little request.
Present the state/country you live in, name one thing it's famous for and name one place in there that is worth visiting.
>> Anonymous
>>16505
fukken saved
>> Anonymous
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Um...

Georgia, USA.

Midtown Atlanta. Clean, lots of trees, significantly less crime than downtown Atlanta (I wonder why COUGHCOUGH)and a great place for arts and culture.

Also, Savannah.
>> Anonymous
UK

BRITISH EMPIRE, FUCK YEAH.
>> Anonymous
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Michigan

Ann Arbor. Hippies, surprisingly lenient marijuana laws, University of Michigan (fuck that), The Diag...
>> Anonymous
>>16520
You see yourself as an American?
>> Anonymous
>>16524
wut
>> Anonymous
>Americans
>country

ISN'T THAT JUST ONE COUNTRY
>> Anonymous
Florida

Sarasota. Great beaches(hence why during the winter tourists are everywhere) and a long history of love for the arts.
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California, USA

Just one thing is a state so big, so geographically and culturally diverse that it would swallow most European countries whole and fart them out of El Segundo?

My pick would be the Giant Redwoods up in Humboldt County.
>> Anonymous
>>16546
ITT: USA's countryfolk believe the whole continent's name refer to them

Could actually be true, their fucking ego's bigger than the entire continent
>> Anonymous
Kentucky, USA

Uhh, we have Mammoth Cave. Oh and the first KFC if you're black and want chicken.
>> Anonymous
Ahnnn Americans! I pity you all.

-A european
>> Anonymous
>>16553
>HURR DURR HOW DO I IGNORED COMMON USAGE?
>> Anonymous
Florida Anon checking in from Tampa - formerly from Tavernier (Upper Florida Keys).

Beaches themselves are overrated. Hit up Miami Beach for the shopping and nightlife if thats your thing. Just look out for coked up/drunk Cubans and their retarded machismo asses. Cuban chicks are also ugly cunts. I affectionately refer to them as the "Guido's of the South"

Best thing to do in Florida is hit up all of the Florida Keys - Except Marathon because it sucks ass and offers nothing that Key West or Key Largo/Islamorada doesn't already have. Get shit faced on Duval Street, and do your scuba/snorkeling and fishing in Key Largo. If your solely looking to get wasted, go to Key West during Fantasy Fest or the "sand bar" in Islamorada during Bartenders Weekend.
>> Anonymous
Arkansas
nothing, srsly don't bother
>> Anonymous
Tennessee.

Country music. Uhh... There's really not much worth doing here. I guess if you like beautiful natural scenery or parks you're in good shape, though. As far as actual places, none worth mentioning.
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North Carolina, USA. Famous for its basketball teams, I guess.
Lots of places I can think of, esp. if you're a naturefag, but I'll reccomend the Blue Ridge Parkway.
>> Katamari-kun !CpBCdamacY
Illinois/Utah/California

Illinois has Chicago - which has a decent enough history and the Sear's Tower, also a bastion in the middle of the midwest hellhole and gangsters in the past.

Utah has mountains, skiing/snowboarding, and Mormons. Also Sundance = skiing and the famous movie festival. Olympics were here in 2002.

California - pretty much everything you could want.

If you're visiting the USA as a foreigner I say must hits spots are New York City/East Coast and places in California.

Even we don't like our capital.
>> Anonymous
>>16626
That reminds me. Kancamangus Highway in New Hampshire is fucking awesome. The Old Man of the Mountain was gay to begin with, but I think it's a bad omen that it FELL OFF THE FUCKING MOUNTAIN the first night I slept in New Hampshire.
>> Anonymous
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CA
this guy and its like mexico but you dont need a passport
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Washington. Known for the 1980 apocalypse. We have lots of stupid hippies, a shit hole wannabe California landscape east of the mountains, and lots of trees.

In all honest it isn't bad. I'm jaded because I've lived here for so long, but it's very nice depending on the season. During the spring and the summer you'll miss the snow in the mountains, but it's still beautiful. Seattle and the surrounding cities are nothing but crap towns, so not much to see there.
>> Anonymous
US-Arkansas
lots of beautiful scenery, not as many hicks as you might think (plenty of moonshine and weed though) only place you can find diamonds in the US, and the hunting is superb
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Iowa

We have a lot of corn. And agricultural things.

All I can think of to visit is a lot of historic museums and farms and historic monuments, buildings, houses, sites, Art museums, Science museums, wtfevar museum you want to visit, etc etc etc. But every other state has those. Oh, we have Music Man Square in Mason City devoted to The Music Man. That's kinda boring unless you're like, 10...or 75..or if you really liked the musical.

Just go to Des Moines or Cedar Rapids?

And for all you pricks out there, the farms aren't all that bad. They remind me of the hard work most Americans on the frontier and out in the west originally had to put in. I don't go out into the country much, but when I do it's almost kind of peaceful driving on the country roads and passing them. Unless it's a smelly day, then it's just irritating.

Iowa is actually pretty mediocre and occasionally homely. It has all the elements of big cities in some places, and in others it's all country and farms. So it doesn't really stand out. But it's my current home so I'm pretty used to and comfortable with it. The only other places I've lived is South Texas and Minnesota. But I'm sure other anon can attest to those places.

Pic is Downtown Des Moines.

and it's pronounced Deh Moine btw
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Michigan

Famous for Sleeping Bear Dunes, Mackinack Island, Detroit & crime-ridden Flint (all suck)

I advise against going here but if you must go go to Traverse City during the summer, it's our nicest town.
>> Anonymous
You guys all suck at naming one thing.
>> Anonymous
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Washington State.

Famous for: Microsoft, Starbucks, 40,000+ anarchist hippies protesting WTO (lolz).

Place worth visiting: Queets Rain Forest (pic related)
>> Anonymous
Ohio.

Not much to do, but Lake Erie is cool. It's the warmest of the great lakes, and the best for swimming. It gets a bad rap because it used to be polluted, but it's not bad now. I like the area near Sandusky, Marblehead, and the Islands.
>> Anonymous
>>16669
Lulz. Except there's no "k" at the end of "Mackinac" noob.
>> Anonymous
>>16700
Temperate rain forests interest me. After we get somebody from each of the 50 states, we can make this thread about the various temperate rainforests of our planet.

tl;dr - TIME-DELAYED THREADJACK
>> Anonymous
>>16696

>;(
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Illinois. We're famous for Chicago, Sear's Tower (used to be the tallest building in the world), and the Cubs.
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Colorado is too easy...
Famous for: Mountains
Place to visit: Mountains
>> Anonymous
texas.
famous for: bbq?
one place worth visiting: dunno, this place is big as fuck, though, so i'm sure there's something.
>> Bizzaro Godot !!iA2p7PS45DE
Indiana:
The Indy 500 and the place where Basketball was invented.

Indianapolis is a pretty fun place I suppose. French Lick Casino down south is pretty cool too.
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>>16505

I live near Los Angeles,

I've showed a Japanese friend around here before the many sites. There's a lot to see and do.

If you ever come near here feel free to send me an e-mail: drakevandray@gmail.com (my public e-mail)
>> Anonymous
oakland
murder
zamorano taqueria
>> Anonymous
Ohio.
Famous for obscure refrences to cleveland.
Come to visit our 2 racetracks. actually, stay the fuck out of ohio. people leave ohio not come to it.
>> Anonymous
im from british columbia canada
the greatest thing about bc is its bigger then texas and the girls arent mutants cause we here in canada beleive fucking our sisters is wrong....
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I'm currently residing in Pittsburgh, Pa.

It's famous as the "Steel City" once the main producer of Steel in the World.

Worth visiting? Too many things to mention. I'd start at the Andy Warhol Museum which includes over 4,000 works of art.
>> Anonymous
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>>16769

"The Bridge Capital" of the US with over 446 bridges in the and 151 high rise buildings.
>> Anonymous
>>16767
You fuckwit, Texas is NOT Arkansas, Mississippi and Alabama!
>> Anonymous
>>16762
>>16762
I love ohio, I notice some ohioans complain, then they go travel and see why they shouldn't
>> Luigi F. Pacey !!FMcmAv7xw9o
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Louisville, KY. Come here April 12th this year for the largest fireworks show in the world. (Or at least the western hemisphere, its very debatable). Then, if you can stay for 3 weeks, check out the sights and go to the Kentucky Derby for the most exciting 2 minutes in sports. Also, take a walk through the Highlands, down Bardstown Road, during the nice spring time weather. It's fantastic.
>> Anonymous
>>16745
LOLWUT.

I'm sorry, Basketball was invented in Springfield, MA. Hence why we have the Basketball Hall of Fame.
>> Anonymous
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>>16814
pic related.

IT HAS A COLD STONE CREAMERY :D
>> Anonymous
Washington also.

Hippies up the god damn ass, very liberal area. But if you like that sort of thing it's a great place.

For visiting? I would say if you are going to be in Seattle there's no reason not stopping by the Pacific Science Center. It's a great place for spending a day with an Imax theater, demonstration of science experiments near the lobby, an interactive tidepool (not very large though, so don't get your hopes up), and alot of other fun stuff.

They also have a store with 1-2 cool items, and tons of interactive equipment. If you are alone it might not be that interesting, but somethign to do with a friend for the hell of it or if there's younger kids around.

And it's also next to that big, new fangled music museum. I've only been inside once, but that was pretty awsome too. And there's a mini-circus all around it.

Overall it's a pretty awsome area, but parking might be a bitch, and again, it's only really fun with a friend.

If you are alone, you could try the Pike Place Market and just browse.
>> Anonymous
maryland, usa

eastern shore and balt. metro area are worth visiting

maryland has fucking everything, urban sprawl, a classic definition of a city, country, mountains, rich, poor, hicks, niggers, beaches, hot weather, cold weather, etc etc

plus mad govt shit is based here, local to DC..its a pretty cool state but no1 really recognizes how great we are
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Alabama, USA.

Good things: NASA Space and rocket center, the Gulf Coast (what little we have thanks to Florida), sweet tea.

bad things: hicks, Bible Belt, entrenched social conservatism, 107 degree summers, overall not much to do outside of the two or three cities that don't suck. Unless you really like the outdoors and enjoy fishing, hunting, "muddin'", ect. If so, welcome to paradise.

As far as something worth visiting, go to Huntsville. Home of the aforementioned space and rocket center. Lots of Northern transplants, so it's not in the dark ages like most of the rest of the state. It also has a much better climate, unless you just enjoy being able to fry eggs on your driveway.
>> Anonymous
>>16745LOL TOOL

>>16816>>16814
thank you for doing springfield justice as much as I hate the town it does have sixflags nextdoor.
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Connecticut.

Famous for uh, yuppies and fall foliage, idk.

It pretty much sucks, but there are a couple nice beaches and...no that's about it.
>> Anonymous
>>17104
Yeah don't come to Connecticut. It sucks.
>> Anonymous
>>17106

Where do you live? I'm waaay north and there's even less to do than in central/southern CT. ;_;
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New Jersey.

Famous for... Atlantic City. Like Las Vegas, but shitty. Also, ATHF takes place here!

Yeah. New Jersey... like regular Jersey...

...but shitty.
>> Anonymous
>>17109
Northern CT sucks, I used to live on the MA/CT border near Enfield. I enjoy....the.....Red Robin in Enfield.
>> Anonymous
>>17103
lol Springfield fucking sucks unless your black or puerto rican then you LOVE Springfield, great Puerto Rican food in the North End though. I lived 2 miles away from Riverside(yes, I still call it Riverside).
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Chicago, Illinois

Definitely check out the Art Institute and Field Museum. Millenium Park is pretty nice for a stroll during the day.

And a side note: if you visit, come with an empty stomach and a high tolerance for fat and cholesterol. Eat deep dish pizza at Gino's East, porterhouse steak at Chop House, pizza pot pie at Ovengrinder's, and anything at Charlie Trotter's. Eat eat eat. (But don't go to The Taste of Chicago. The taste sucks)
>> Anonymous
Well, in the event you're unfortunate enough to land in Texas, go by Austin, the only worthwhile place to visit in State. Other than that, its full of lackwit rednecks who string up gays, blacks, and jews.
>> Anonymous
New York State, has largest city in the U.S. thus go to --> New York City
>> Anonymous
>>17117

No wai! I live in Suffield and it sucks major cocks.
>> Anonymous
Minneapolis, Minnesota (Too many N's!)

Mostly known for the huge amounts of snow and being passive agressive and the large number of lutherans and scandahoovians. Birthplace of Charles Schultz, the creater/father of the shitty "peanuts" comics. (LOLZ christian undertones.)

The mall of america is a great tourist trap. Everything you can buy somewhere else in another store down the street from the mall, but for some reason, people MUST buy it at a horribly overpriced kiosk there. We have an ok assortment of sports teams and we tend to be pretty good at having "safe" neighborhoods if you don't live right down town. We generally accept gays/blacks as equals. Kinda.
>> Anonymous
Washington State

Trees, a volcano here and there, some coffee. Throw in a salmon and its alright.
>> Anonymous
>>17163
That it does. It has a lot of houses and farms. Nigga, you need to move. I used to live in Agawam.
>> Anonymous
Arizona.
Heat.
Go to the Grand Canyon or Tombstone-Bisbee.
>> Anonymous
Pennsylvania, USA

Yuengling, Americas oldest brewery and the best fucking beer ever.

Gettysburg, pretty much speaks for itself.
>> Anonymous
Pennsylvania:
Go to Philly (there's a zoo and museums and science centers and... probably more stuff) or Gettysburg (Civil War stuff) or if you want some real fun, Lancaster. Nothing's better than stealing the souls of the Amish.
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>>16626
North Carolina has three sections, Mountains, Piedmont, and Coast. Since the mountains have been mentioned, I recommend the outer banks, with the numerous lighthouses.

High Point is the furniture capital of the world.

Appalachian State is now famous for pulling the biggest upset ever in football.
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Nebraska, USA

Nebraska is a nice state. There is a wide range of things here for people to enjoy, you just have to go look for it.

Omaha has many nice museums (art, historical, cultural), a thriving art scene, nice shopping areas, sport events, etc.

However, Nebraska is, sadly, mostly famous for our college football team, the Corn Huskers. Despite that fact, I'd suggest someone come here to visit the Omaha metro area. As stated earlier, there are nice museums here, we have the Old Market which has its own charm, lots of community events (especially with summer coming), our zoo is world famous, the College World Series will be here soon as well.

I've lived here for 11-12 years now, and I've met people that have been here their whole life that complain of nothing to do here. There are things to do here, you just have to make the effort to find them.

Picture is of Downtown Omaha.
>> Anonymous
Atlanta, GA
Famous for coke.
Worth visiting the aquarium.
>> Anonymous
Florida checking in again

Famous for: either no English to the South or pig disgusting rednecks to the North.

One place worth visiting:...nothing's coming to me. Sorry. Winter Music Conference is coming up, if you're into techno.
>> Anonymous
Pennsylvania USA.

Ben Franklin. All of the founding fathers chilled in Philly (my city) I'd say the usual tourist traps, liberty bell and independence hall for a unique philly trip.
>> Tripfriend !FRiEnd2YUk
West Virginia

Bridge Day. People come to go base jumping off a bridge at the New River Gorge. There's also some pretty good white water rafting at the same place. We also have pepperoni rolls. They're pretty much bread rolls with pepperoni baked in the middle. They taste great though.
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Philly, PA, and even though it's SO obvious and etc. etc., it must be said: the cheesesteaks.

Less obviously, though, the local performing arts scene is really underrated and also quite awesome; the Philly Fringe and LiveArts theatre festival in August-September is remarkable, and we also have some nice venues such as the Walnut Street Theater, the oldest continuously operating theater in PA/the U.S./any English-speaking country in the world.
>> Anonymous
>>17220
On that note, we're also good for beer. Reputedly Philadelphia consumes more Belgian beer for year than Brussels does, and there are local microbrewers who turn out some pretty good shit (Nodding Head and such).
>> Anonymous
Not american but oh well.
Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada.
I've heard it said that aside from being a really shitty place we're known for having really good grease-ball burgers.
>> Anonymous
>>16505
California.

IN-N-OUT.

Fuck White Castle.
>> Anonymous
State: Texas

Famous For: Rednecks, The Alamo

Place To Go: The hill country. Go to Schlitterbahn Waterpark for a day. Next day float down the Guadalupe or Comal in a tube with a big ass cooler full of beer. Then spend a day in Austin and a night on 6th street. Be sure to eat some bbq somewhere during it all. Also: Wimberley, San Marcos, Fredricksburg

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Texas_Hill_Country
>> Anonymous
>>17244
in-n-out is overrated
>> Anonymous
>>17244
Dipshit...unless you're a NorCalfag, REAL Californians got to Tommy's!
>> Anonymous
Illinois

Stay the fuck away.

Seriously.
>> Anonymous
>>16553

Hey, while you're at it, why don't you write several paragraphs detailing how abhorrent it is that Americans spell it "color" as opposed to "colour."
>> Anonymous
>>17371
Perhaps he will do it after watching his favoUrite television programME.
>> Anonymous
>>16553
We invented electric lighting, mass-production, computers, the modern Internet, lunar travel, airplanes, and private space travel. If you hate America, you hate the Internet, so GTFO.
>> Anonymous
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Texas
roads that go forever
San Antonio, river walk, Alamo, Six Flags, lotsa stuff. Seriously, though, just pick one city unless you wanna brave the highways that go forever.
>> Anonymous
>>17400
0/10
>> Anonymous
absolute 0/10
>> Anonymous
>>17400
>We invented ... computers,... space travel.
Lol wut?
Mr. Zuse and Mr. von Braun would like to have a word with you.
>> Anonymous
>>17400
lawl, why is it that whenever Americans try to list American inventions they end up listing European ones?
>> Anonymous
Minnesota
Taylors Falls during summer/fall if you are in to gorgeous hiking/canoing

STAY AWAY DURING WINTER
>> Anonymous
>>18217
oh, and famous for lakes/greenery/less ignorant fuckers than the rest of the country
>> Anonymous
Coming to MN?
VISIT ME IN PARK RAPIDS ^_^
>> Anonymous
New York. New York City.

No point talking about anything else, if you tell people (including people from other parts of NY) you're from New York they always think you mean the city. So go there.
>> Anonymous
Pennsylvania. We have the largest mall in the country in King of Prussia, and it has a Chik Fil A in the food court.
>> sldj
u should crop it at the top, to match rule of thirds
>> Anonymous
Chicago, IL.

there is nothing important outside of the urbanized area. seriously.
>> Anonymous
FLORIDA - THERE'S A FUCKING ROAD NAMED SR 388. THAT'S RIGHT, THE MOTHERFUCKING METROID HIGHWAY.
>> Anonymous
Lowell, MI.

There's nothing here. Seriously.
>> Anonymous
Texas - Alamo
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Battle_of_the_Alamo
View strength and numbers to see why its famous. Lol mexicans.
>> Anonymous
ispmeing michigan

worlds largest working chainsaw and shotgun.


you know, in case you want to kill yourself once you get there.
>> Anonymous
>>19544
ishpeming
>> Anonymous
>>17144
God, fucking seconded about the taste. I went a couple years ago and it was horrid. A few stages with shitty bands playing and stands with overpriced novelty food (mostly different kinds of meat - ostrich, allegator, etc). Best part was the walk through the parks trying to get away from all the annoying fucks.
>> Amazing
Minneapolis, Minnesota.

Lots of shit to see here, especially if you're into nature, but most of that is up north. For stuff to do in the cities I recommend the Walker Arts Center and a shopping spree at Dayton's (the sign says Macy's, but ask any downtowner how to get to Dayton's and they'll know what you're talking about).
>> Anonymous
Michigan anon Suggesting a visit to Hell, MI. not much there unless you really like Halloween, or irony
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Maine, USA.

Lobster and no black people.
>> Anonymous
Illinois.

Abe Lincoln
>> Anonymous
>>19627
Goose Rocks Beach in Kennebunkport is the finest section of shoreline I have ever encountered.
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Wisconsin,

Famous for cheese and beer.

What to see? Depends on when you come. In the winter? The inside of a bar.

In the summer? See Devil's Lake, or rent a cabin on one of the northern lakes, or go to a play at Spring Green. If you're visiting just find out what kind of festival is nearby and go to that. The winter is dead, but we make up for it by having some kind of party every goddamn weekend in the summer.
>> Anonymous
Illinois, USA.

Chicago up in this motherfucker. Come for the sights, stay because you'll constantly be looking for parking and because we're slowly but steadily making every single highway completely unusable.
>> Anonymous
>>20639
That's because we're the city with the most disproportionate amount of people to the amount of highways. If you look on Google maps every other city looks like a yellow blob from a certain height, even the smaller ones, while Chicago is three or four yellow lines spanning a vast area.
They better get on it if they want the Olympics in 2016 to happen here. (Actually, I suspect that this is a big part of the sudden impetus for the current rapid expansion of the highway system. All the signs say the work will be completed in 2010. I wonder what big decisions will be weighed at about that time... hmmmmmm....)
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California

Known for mexicans, hippies and niggers

You must see San Francisco anyway
>> Anonymous
California

famous for having the terminator as our current governor, and being the last Bastian for crazy antisocial assholes during the whole manifest destiny fad.

I come from the central coast, small town (I currently live in washington, but am contemplating moving back). so for me, it's the little things, not the touristy attractions.

right now, I'd say that there are 3 places that I would take someone who has never been to california

1) the noodle bar in seaside. seaside is right above monterey, and the noodle bar is a tiny vietnamese noodle soup bar. its half a resturaunt really, if you have your bar stool pushed out a little, no one can get passed you to go to the bathroom. WONDERFUL cheap food, and you get to see the working part of the monterey peninsula. also: do your laundry at the monterey laundry matt thats on lighthouse ave, next to the brittish pub.

2) gina's italian restaraunt in old town arroyo grande. fantastic food, and old town a.g. is pretty. main street a.g., and the beach there are worth going by since you'd be there, but gina's is the reason I go to a.g.

3) Pismo beach. it's not a great beach, and it's not a great peir, but it's nice. I would recomend getting a sub from subway or pasta to go fromm giovanni's and eating it on one of the benches. I would say avila but it's santa barbara bullshit now. when the cleaned all the sand and demolished the town, they decided they wanted the small 1960's beach town board walk feel to become 1990's spanish walking pavillion.

I hate them for that. it was the best beach I had ever been to.
>> Anonymous
>>16553

I'm sorry, people who live in mexico don't call themselves american's, nor do canadians. for that, the op would have had to have said "dear north americans". you sure read good do.
>> Anonymous
California.

The Good: The fucking food. Never a dull moment here. You got your In-N-Out, Tommy's, The Hat, and California Pizza Kitchen. Not up for fast food? Mexican restaurants and Pho restaurants are reallly nice too.

If you're a fa/tv/irgin like me, then Hollywood is defintely a place you should visit. Even if you're not big on the whole red carpet thing, the area can give you some insight on film-making in general.

San Diego is also made of win. If you're ever in town in July, the downtown area becomes /co/ on earth, with Comic-Con in town. Gas Lamp district is really fun to just walk through.

The Bad: Gangs. I fucking hate gangs. Not their ideologies, that's all them, I just hate the fucking crime that's spread to smaller parts of the area. Nothing dangerous, just a bucnh of jackasses.

Also, Asians are suck-shit drivers. Yeah, they can be nice people, but usually they're just too god-damned slow.

The Ugly: Northern California. Nothing up there except San Francisco.
>> Anonymous
>>20688
>>20693
These two.
>> Anonymous
>>20682
you forgot faggots
you cannot mention san francisco and not mention faggots
>> Anonymous
Missouri. Famous for the Arch, Mark Twain, and the start of the Oregon Trail.

The St. Louis Zoo is free, and is arguably the best/largest zoo in America. There's also Grant's Farm (fuck yeah, feeding baby goats), Laclede's Landing (fuck yeah, getting drunk and watching baseball), the largest Japanese garden outside of Japan, and one of the original Six Flags. (bigger than Disneyland) That's just one city. I know jack shit about the other cities, they suck.
>> Anonymous
>>20693
I hate when people put down norcal. Its its the different color of the same animal.
>> Anonymous
Tennessee. BBQ, Oak Ridge National Laboratory, Country Music, Blues, etc.
>> Anonymous
>>20741

Also, Disneyland, Knotts, Six Flags Magic Mountain. so what's so good about NorCal, other than SF and the capital?
>> Anonymous
Texas
The Original Six Flags (Six Flags is short for "Six Flags Over Texas" as in US, TX, Republic of TX, Spain, Mexico, France flags)
Moody Gardens
ALL OF MOTHERFUCKING AUSTIN
rodeos
Big Bend National Park
>> Anonymous
>>16546
OP allows for Americans who are living in foreign countries
>> Anonymous
>>16553
it does, faggot

canadians say "american" refers to USA people (English or French version of "american")
mexicans say "americano" for USA people
US people say "american" for USA people
other latin american countries (panama, nicaraguenses, etc.) also say "americano" for USA people
brazilians say "americano"
venezuelans and colombians and argentineans say "americano"
i've never met anyone from chile but they probably say "americano" as well
same for uruguay, paraguay, guyana peeps, etc.

WHO GETS A GODDAMN VOTE OTHER THAN THE COUNTRIES IN THE AMERICAS?!?
>> Anonymous
Springfield, MA.
birth place of basketball. now what?
>> Anonymous
Adding to Minnesota:

Mall of America, Split rock Lighthouse, Prince is from here, same with Bob Dylan, Motion City Soundtrack, Atmosphere, the Mayo Clinic, a lot of major companies started here (Target, Pilsbury, Malt O'Meal) One of the top art cities in the country, politically progressive, close proximity to Canada (also an awesome place), Duluth has some interesting things, Lake Superior/North Shore, best blueberry muffins anywhere.

My favorite place in Minnesota is the Boundary Waters Canoe Area, though that's also part of Canada and stuff, but still. One of my top 10 favorite places on Earth, literally.

Hot summers, freezing winters. If you're into outdoor sports (especially winter sports) there is plenty for you to do. Healthiest state in the country, also one of (if not the best?) educated. Lot of scandinavians. MST3K originated here. A lot of national radio staples are based here. Best welfare program, I believe.

In my opinion, there is no better place to live. Minnesota is my home, I love it. I've lived there the majority of my life. I think it's a wonderful place to raise a family. I will most likely die there, and nothing would make me happier. I miss my home. =(

And I love snow and cold weather, so it's all good. If that's not your thing, I'd recommend staying away, as it does get flippin' cold. Colder than parts of Alaska, even.

Our state muffin is the Blueberry muffin, and the state drink is milk. If that doesn't sound good old fashioned style country refreshing, I don't know what is. =)
>> Anonymous
another arkansas resident here.

famous for being one of the shittiest places to live in the U.S. while also being one of the most expensive. if you had to pick a place to visit, i'd probably suggest hot springs.
>> Anonymous
Sacramento, California.

The bay area is full of pompous liberals who firmly believe that San Francisco has as much history and culture as New York. No it fucking doesn't. BTW, unless you can stand the pompous smugness that is SF, I would recommend going to sausalito county and viewing the city from the wine country. That way you don't actually have to go in to that smug shithole. Also, Stay away from Oakland and the East Bay. I mean far away. Especially Richmond. that fucking city is on the same danger level as Kigali, Rwanda. I mean goddamn those fucking niggers.

As for my hometown, we are famous for having bay area fags move here and complain that "OMG THERE'S NOTHING TO DO HERE." Great. Fucking leave then. The only problem is that this mode of thought is in the heads of anyone under the age of 21. The entire city has an inferiority complex with the rest of the state because of the dicks in LA who think they run the fucking western United States. I would much rather live in Sacramento than SF. Living in a shithole apartment in chinatown costs as much as my spacious sacramento 3 bedroom house. Plus, we have an NBA team.

Also we have In N Out and Chipotle. I've never actually seen an In N Out in SF, so that's one point for us, San Fags.
>> Anonymous
>>21540
NO YOU
in Argentina no one call you american, you are yanks here so stop lying already
>> Anonymous
>>21620
Sacramento must really really suck, if all you can do for it is bash baytards.
>> Anonymous
>>20693
I live in San Diego and I thought the Redwoods were beautiful, and I don't even like nature.
>>22037
It is.
>> Anonymous
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Kansas

Famous for Dorothy getting a feeling shes there anymore.

one thing worth visiting: Kathleen Sebelius (pic related)
>> Anonymous
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Helsinki, Finland
Kiasma the contemporary art museum.. depends of course on what is on at the moment

other than that this is a boring city and a boring country.
>> Anonymous
North Carolina, Outer Banks.
>> Anonymous
Amsterdam/Netherlands/Europe
Famoes, Cool dj's/parties, Allowed weed (18+), legal alcohol (16+) allowed mushrooms (18+)
Worth visiting, Red light district (18+)
>> Anonymous
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>>22064
Helsinki, Finland here too. I don't know if you've noticed that big-ass sea fortification in front of the city. You know, one of the largest in the world, "gibraltar of the north" and all that shit.

But yeah, aside from that, the city itself is pretty boring architecture-wise. the politicians are too scared to allow building of anything that deviates too much from a glass box. God I hope the music house project crumbles and they build something actually interesting on its slot...
>> Anonymous
>>16739

Fuck yeah another Coloradoan! No one else can drive as well on curvy mountain roads than us.

One thing about Colorado that most people don't realize is that the eastern half of the state is barren, endless prairie. The Front Range just shoots up out of no where.
>> Anonymous
3rd MDfag here....We have some water....some city....and a shitload of polution...Save your lungs, don't come here. Theres nothing to see.
>> Anonymous
Ontario.

idk. Plenty of shit to do here. Actual Niagara falls, wineries, whatever the fuck is in Toronto, and Ottawa if you don't mnid the fact that its swarming with politicians, RCMP officers, and the army.
>> Anonymous
South Dakota.
Part of the United States of America.
One thing it's famous for? Not being famous.
The only thing really worth visiting is Mount Rushmore. Faces carved in granite will remain recognizable for thousands of years.
Otherwise, STAY AWAY!
>> Anonymous
Michigan

Famous for: Failing
One place worth visiting. Mackinac Island. The horses shit on the roads, dude. They shit on the roads.
>> Anonymous
>>16521
the diag wtf
ann arbor blows
>> Anonymous
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Formerly of California, the crazy state.
I miss it terribly.
One of the most amazing things I have ever done in my home state is visit Death Valley in the spring. I highly recommend it, it's incredibly beautiful.

I now reside in New Orleans, Louisiana, however. something my friends and I like to do is
hang around and drink/ or go to see a show on Frenchman, and afterwards getting bengiets and iced coffee from a certain 24-hour cafe.

Such a weird place, but you should come and visit if only to say you've been here.
>> Anonymous
>>16553
If you think America's ego is the only big ego in the world, then you're an idiot.
>> Anonymous
Virginia.

Arlington Cemetery, think the most naval bases (Possibly most military bases) on the East coast, famous for Southern stuff (Civil war shit I forget), which is weird for me since I'm in the Northern part which is thoroughly Yankified.

I haven't really found anything cultural that I like. But the Arlington National cemetery is worth visiting.
>> Anonymous
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Nevada. Famous for lots of nothing hiding reserve arms near government bases, aliens, ghost towns, and a possible trash bin for nuclear waste.

Since you can't go to Area 51, there's nothing worth seeing here and you shouldn't come here.

Some Idiot:"Well you totally forgot about La-"
SHUT THE FUCK UP

I repeat, there is nothing worth seeing here and you should just stay home.
>> Anonymous
>>22240
Reno?
>> Anonymous
>>16553
>Hrrrr I call Germany Germany even though they call it Deutschland. America sucks!
>> Anonymous
all your base are shit
sage
-another eurofag
>> Anonymous
19627 i lol'd. Lobster and no black people what a great line.
>> Anonymous
HELLO I AM FROM WASHINGTON WE HAVE RAIN AND BLACK HOLE SUNS.


COME VISIT ME IN CENTRALIA