Maps of How Americans Feel about the States

[Ernest Jones]

That was the goal! For the record, I do not think that Taco Bell is good mexican food, so nobody freak out. [SIZE=8px]Del Taco is where it's at!!!![/SIZE]

I'm fairly certain it's cat food.

[geauxforbroke]

Originally Posted by Ernest Jones

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Originally Posted by Golfingdad

That was the goal!

For the record, I do not think that Taco Bell is good mexican food, so nobody freak out.

Del Taco is where it's at!!!!

I'm fairly certain it's cat food.

I'm not sure my fatass cat would even eat it.

Taco Cabana here in Texas is pretty good fast food Mexican.

[zipazoid]

Just to be clear - there's Florida...and then there's Miami. Never confuse the two.

[jamo]

LOL! All I know is that when I'm in the Northeast, if I see a place claiming to have "Mexican Food" I steer clear!  You guys stick to your deli, and your Italian, and your chinese, and about a billion other delicious types of food ... but leave the Mexican to us in the southwest.

I can't argue with that.

[Yukari]

You are right.  The Finger Lakes region is beautiful.  Heck I think even the Metropolis itself is great city in spite of what many people think.  If you ever have spent some time there, NYC has a great architecture (not as good as Chicago, I have to admit).

Originally Posted by krupa

And as for "worst scenery", we may not have the best, but to be lumped in with the worst...?  I don't think so.

The people who think NY scenery is bad are the same ones who think the entire state is one giant metropolis.  (People are genuinely surprised when they come to the Finger Lakes... "whoa... you have trees!")

[dfreuter415]

This year I visited Hawaii and Maine, both are extremely beautiful in their own ways.  I'm glad I went to Hawaii, but the one that I would like to visit again would be Maine, (but not in the middle of winter).