
Originally Posted by
Ronin13
All this crabby, sad, negative talk lately (understandable), I got an email from a friend of mine who is an amateur comedy writer I'll share to lighten the mood a bit:
State Cars
We all are familiar with state birds, state flowers, and such... but I have compiled a list of state cars for some of the states I've either lived in or traveled to...
Alaska- State Car: The Snowmobile. Yeah I know, technically it's not a car, but dammit it's about the only means of transportation throughout a lot of the year, especially in the villages.
California- The Prius. You shouldn't be surprised by this, those tree hugging democrats out there love to be enviro-friendly... just like Al Gore!
Utah- The Jeep Wrangler. I'm not sure if Mormons have a preferred car, but this, thanks to Moab, is pretty popular.
Nevada- The Cadillac Convertible. Nothing says Nevada like a drop-top Caddy cruising down the Las Vegas strip at 3am!
Colorado- Tie between Subaru Impreza Outback and Chevy Tahoe. Either or, it must have a ski rack.
Texas- Lifted Chevy Pickup. Nuff said.
Oklahoma- Old Chevy Pickup. If you've never been to OK, then you won't understand this.
Montana- Lifted Dodge Pickup. Seriously, and it doesn't matter the year, or if it's regular or diesel.
Tennessee- Old beater Ford Pickup. Wow, lot of pickups lately huh?
Georgia- Orange Dodge Charger. If you don't get this one, you're too young...
Louisiana- Camo painted Pickup. Doesn't matter what make or model, brought to you by Red Jacket and Duck Commander.
Florida- Those old Buick grandpa cars... no, I don't care to "google that."
Virginia- Blacked out Chevy Suburban with the discrete light kits. For some reason, when I visited my sister during her 3 years living in VA, this was all I saw on the road most of the time... usually in my rear view mirror.
New York- Yellow Ford Crown Victoria... yes, it's a taxi cab. Ask anyone who is from NYC and they'll tell you, you don't need to own a car in NY.
Rhode Island- SMART Car. Never been to RI, don't care to go, but I figured that the smallest state should have the smallest car... that makes sense, right?