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No because then we'd fill it with meaningless spam since we can't possibly think of something to say everytime we enter.JJM wrote:I say we try to post something every time we veiw this thread.
None of the above. I live in Georgia.JJM wrote:Whitch one of those do you live in.
North Dakota's most famous place is Medora. It s famous for two reasons: president T.R. lived there for four years and the battle of little big horn was fought there.strike wolf wrote:sorry no. I've been to Florida, S. Carolina, N. Carolina, Virginia, W. Virginia, Tennessee, Maryland, Pennsylvania, New Jersey, New York, Alabama, Kentucky, Illinois, Missouri, Arkansas, Kansas, Texas, Oklahoma, New Mexico, Arizona, California, Hawaii, Oregon, Nevada, Utah, Colorado, Wyoming, Idaho and Alaska but never N. Dakota, or South Dakota for that matter.JJM wrote:I am pretty much sure that I am the only North Dakotaian here but I am wondering if there is anyone else here that has been to North Dakota.
WHere's Fargo?JJM wrote:North Dakota's most famous place is Medora. It s famous for two reasons: president T.R. lived there for four years and the battle of little big horn was fought there.strike wolf wrote:sorry no. I've been to Florida, S. Carolina, N. Carolina, Virginia, W. Virginia, Tennessee, Maryland, Pennsylvania, New Jersey, New York, Alabama, Kentucky, Illinois, Missouri, Arkansas, Kansas, Texas, Oklahoma, New Mexico, Arizona, California, Hawaii, Oregon, Nevada, Utah, Colorado, Wyoming, Idaho and Alaska but never N. Dakota, or South Dakota for that matter.JJM wrote:I am pretty much sure that I am the only North Dakotaian here but I am wondering if there is anyone else here that has been to North Dakota.
No you haven't been to N. Dakota because yoou actually live there. Living doesn't count as being.JJM wrote:I have been to North Dakota, Minnesota, Alabama, Texas, Colorado, Florida and I can't think of any others right now.
Fargo is along the Red River it is the bigest city in ND. it is only about a hour away from where I live.strike wolf wrote:WHere's Fargo?JJM wrote:North Dakota's most famous place is Medora. It s famous for two reasons: president T.R. lived there for four years and the battle of little big horn was fought there.strike wolf wrote:sorry no. I've been to Florida, S. Carolina, N. Carolina, Virginia, W. Virginia, Tennessee, Maryland, Pennsylvania, New Jersey, New York, Alabama, Kentucky, Illinois, Missouri, Arkansas, Kansas, Texas, Oklahoma, New Mexico, Arizona, California, Hawaii, Oregon, Nevada, Utah, Colorado, Wyoming, Idaho and Alaska but never N. Dakota, or South Dakota for that matter.JJM wrote:I am pretty much sure that I am the only North Dakotaian here but I am wondering if there is anyone else here that has been to North Dakota.
I guess so.strike wolf wrote:No you haven't been to N. Dakota because yoou actually live there. Living doesn't count as being.JJM wrote:I have been to North Dakota, Minnesota, Alabama, Texas, Colorado, Florida and I can't think of any others right now.
Fargo's actually the most famous around here. Partly because of the movie and partly because i barely know the name of any of the other cities in North Dakota.JJM wrote:Fargo is along the Red River it is the bigest city in ND. it is only about a hour away from where I live.strike wolf wrote:WHere's Fargo?JJM wrote:North Dakota's most famous place is Medora. It s famous for two reasons: president T.R. lived there for four years and the battle of little big horn was fought there.strike wolf wrote:sorry no. I've been to Florida, S. Carolina, N. Carolina, Virginia, W. Virginia, Tennessee, Maryland, Pennsylvania, New Jersey, New York, Alabama, Kentucky, Illinois, Missouri, Arkansas, Kansas, Texas, Oklahoma, New Mexico, Arizona, California, Hawaii, Oregon, Nevada, Utah, Colorado, Wyoming, Idaho and Alaska but never N. Dakota, or South Dakota for that matter.JJM wrote:I am pretty much sure that I am the only North Dakotaian here but I am wondering if there is anyone else here that has been to North Dakota.
You should really freaky movie.JJM wrote:Medora is North Dakota's most famous vacation spot. I have heard of the movie Fargo but I have never seen it.
What is it about.strike wolf wrote:You should really freaky movie.JJM wrote:Medora is North Dakota's most famous vacation spot. I have heard of the movie Fargo but I have never seen it.
A guy who owns a car lot is in need of money but his rich father in law won't give it to him. So he hires two guys to kidnap his wife and hold her for I think it was a 100,000 dollar ransom.JJM wrote:What is it about.strike wolf wrote:You should really freaky movie.JJM wrote:Medora is North Dakota's most famous vacation spot. I have heard of the movie Fargo but I have never seen it.
Sounds like Fargo. all the crime there you would think it was a real big city. not that 90,000 isn't big but I mean you would think it was real big like St.Louis or San Dieago.strike wolf wrote:A guy who owns a car lot is in need of money but his rich father in law won't give it to him. So he hires two guys to kidnap his wife and hold her for I think it was a 100,000 dollar ransom.JJM wrote:What is it about.strike wolf wrote:You should really freaky movie.JJM wrote:Medora is North Dakota's most famous vacation spot. I have heard of the movie Fargo but I have never seen it.
I don't know anyone who calls it that. I have heard the expression before.JJM wrote:I heard this on the history channel is it true that in Georiga the Civil War is sometimes refered to as The War of Northern Agression.
Sherman was very agressive with Georgia.strike wolf wrote:I don't know anyone who calls it that. I have heard the expression before.JJM wrote:I heard this on the history channel is it true that in Georiga the Civil War is sometimes refered to as The War of Northern Agression.
I've been in the US for almost three years now, and so far I've seen bits of NJ, NY, Philadelphia, Connecticut, Massachussets, Georgia, Florida, South Carolina, and Maryland. I've changed planes in North Carolina, and Washington DC, and we've driven through the top of Maryland, which is just a few miles wide.strike wolf wrote:sorry no. I've been to Florida, S. Carolina, N. Carolina, Virginia, W. Virginia, Tennessee, Maryland, Pennsylvania, New Jersey, New York, Alabama, Kentucky, Illinois, Missouri, Arkansas, Kansas, Texas, Oklahoma, New Mexico, Arizona, California, Hawaii, Oregon, Nevada, Utah, Colorado, Wyoming, Idaho and Alaska but never N. Dakota, or South Dakota for that matter.JJM wrote:I am pretty much sure that I am the only North Dakotaian here but I am wondering if there is anyone else here that has been to North Dakota.