Discuss.
Discuss.
Bow before the mighty Javoo!
I...I thought I was born in Illinois. Is my whole life a lie? Do I exist?
Illinois is not really a state, it's just a strange word that French people used to say and can roughly be defined as 'Chicago'.
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Y'know, I agree. Arizona, Utah, Idaho, Alabama, Oklahoma, Iowa. You know what all these states have in common? They all suck.
They would suck if they were real.
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That's ridiculous. I've been to Inglebort, it's a lovely and very real place.
Kefka's coming, look intimidating!
Have a nice day!!
Inglebort is no more real than Ohio. It's true. I'm sorry to break this to you, but whatever travel agency you used sent you to a fake location that is not really Inglebort, because Inglebort is not real. It is similar to when people send tourists to "a wonderful, welcoming and beautiful country" and then they find out that it is Australia.
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He's coming from a good, honest place that begins with a consonant. Duh.
I come from New Zealand. That is irrelevant, though.
I have been considering the thoughts of Laddy and can only assume that the American government decided to convince Americans (and the rest of the world) that the states beginning with vowels really, really suck. They did this so nobody would ever attempt to travel to a non-existant state.
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Oh Arizona is very real. And it's a hell hole.
It's a mistake to underestimate the enemy, BoB. The key is preparation and wariness.
I am not your enemy. I am your friend, you know that! I am here to open your eyes to the truth. I don't get why you think I'm you're enemy because of that.
I notice your lack of proof. Also, I notice that you refer to Arizona as a "Hell Hole", further adding to my belief that they convince people to never want to go to places they can not reach (they can't reach them because they're not real, much like Hogwarts - don't run into walls in train stations).
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Arizona is the enemy.