US states visited: updated

[derspiess]

As far as I can tell I'm still the only Languishite who has been to Nunavut.  

It'd be cool if you were there at the same time I was in Ushuaia

[Barrister]

As far as I can tell I'm still the only Languishite who has been to Nunavut.   

It'd be cool if you were there at the same time I was in Ushuaia

Let's get working on it.

I call setting it up for August.   

[jimmy olsen]

12/50 is pretty good for someone from New England.

Not really, as you can knock out half of that in an afternoon.

A native New Englander would never do that. Going to another state is a total day trip for us.

[MadImmortalMan]

12/50 is pretty good for someone from New England.

Not really, as you can knock out half of that in an afternoon.

A native New Englander would never do that. Going to another state is a total day trip for us.

Well it is a long walk to Fall River.

[DGuller]

A native New Englander would never do that. Going to another state is a total day trip for us.

Thanks, I-95. 

[jimmy olsen]

A native New Englander would never do that. Going to another state is a total day trip for us.

Thanks, I-95. 

Doesn't matter. Asking a Rhode Islander to drive to New Hampshire is like asking them to go on The Long March.

If it's more than an hour away it's too far.

[crazy canuck]

6 States - Washington, Oregon, California, Hawaii, Nevada and Montana.

All Provinces except New Brunswick - which will be fixed next year.  No Territories.

[garbon]

12/50 is pretty good for someone from New England.

Not really, as you can knock out half of that in an afternoon.

A native New Englander would never do that. Going to another state is a total day trip for us.

I think this is why native New Englanders are useless. I went to Providence on a date once.

[Capetan Mihali]

Doesn't matter. Asking a Rhode Islander to drive to New Hampshire is like asking them to go on The Long March.

If it's more than an hour away it's too far.

  Everybody I know from New York or New England who has visited one or the other has marveled at how *huge* Connecticut actually is, since it takes more than 80 minutes to cross the state.  As a kid I remember thinking the trip from NY to Waterbury was a transcontinental expedition and we had to stop probably 5 times.  In terms of space and time alone, being uprooted from NY to Stamford was so traumatic.  Forty. Five. MINUTES?!?   

EDIT:  Crossing Pennsylvania at night for the first time as a 19-year-old was a stark revelation at the vastness of this dark continent.   

[crazy canuck]

I think this is why native New Englanders are useless. I went to Providence on a date once.

New Englanders are not to blame for your choice of dating venue.

[MadImmortalMan]

 

It's 45 minutes between gas stations out here.

[garbon]

I think this is why native New Englanders are useless. I went to Providence on a date once.

New Englanders are not to blame for your choice of dating venue.

I had a fabulous time.

[PDH]

It's 45 minutes between gas stations out here.

It is 45 miles to the next town (and no, there is not much in between) one way, 100 miles the other way.  In Garbon terms that is 30 minutes of Wyoming travel to the east, 65 minutes to the west.

[Barrister]

No Territories.

You're missing out on the best part of Canada.

[Barrister]

A native New Englander would never do that. Going to another state is a total day trip for us.

Thanks, I-95. 

Doesn't matter. Asking a Rhode Islander to drive to New Hampshire is like asking them to go on The Long March.

If it's more than an hour away it's too far.

I know I've said this before but...

in Yukon I've driven more than an hour to go for lunch.  I've driven and hour and a half in order to go for supper.