The journey from there to here
Published on May 10, 2005 By Gideon MacLeish In Humor

The old state mottos are tired and worn. It's time for some new state mottos, and here are a few I'm proposing (some are lifted from other sources, most are mine):

Wisconsin: Smell our Dairy Air

Nevada: When California falls into the ocean, we'll be beachfront property, baby!

Arkansas: Someone has to be 50th in education

Ohio: Our National Guard hasn't shot a student in 35 years

Indiana: "More than Corn in Indiana" my ASS!

Georgia: Our wide open spaces are bigger than Ted Turner's Ego!

Florida: the homemade raft capital of the world

Massachussetts: We're moving to Canada...You can HAVE the Kennedy family!

Washington: Repeat after me: Washington state, WEST COAST...Washington DC, EAST COAST!

Oregon: PETA refugee camp

Any others?


Comments
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Texas: Today the State, Tomorrow the Nation
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California: zoned Republican free.
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Pennsylvania: We're sorry about Tom Ridge
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Massachuttes: If we can elect a drunk and a skunk, we will vote for anyone.

Vermont: Sane people need not apply.

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Connecticut: Our Governor will buy your Governor
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North Carolina: Jesse Helms isn't our Senator any more.
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Maryland: State of sea-level hillbillies.
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Hawaii: You want mac salad with your plate lunch, brah?

OR

Haoles go home (leave your wallets here).
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New Jersey: "Give pollution a chance."
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Texas: Today the State, Tomorrow the Nation


But wouldn't you have to add Yesterday the Nation too?

I always liked Texas, Like it, or get the f--k out.
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But then I think NYC is already using that one........
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Nebraska: If you ain't a Husker fan, you ain't @#$%


More joke mottos can be found at : political humor
on May 10, 2005
Nevada: When California falls into the ocean, we'll be beachfront property, baby!


*laughing hysterically* My assistant principal said that about us just a few weeks ago.
on May 10, 2005
Wisconsin: Smell our Dairy Air


then kiss it