Top 5 "White Trash" States?
Posted: Sat Oct 28, 2006 3:15 am
1. Kansas
2. Texas
3. Florida
4. Oklahoma
5. Alabama
2. Texas
3. Florida
4. Oklahoma
5. Alabama
socal wrote:I'm sure Colorado and Arkansas will soon chime in.
ditto for Missouri......The Assassin wrote:Nevada is HIGHLY underrated when it comes to white trash and trailor parks.
Ummm, I think it was white trash. If you wanna talk 'bout states who's supermarkets shelves are 50% Orange soda and cheese puffs with the other half being stocked with welfare forms, then yeah, you're welcome to speak up.Jsc810 wrote:~~~ whistles quietly and slowly walks away ~~~
I've only been to a handful of states. Nevada is one of them (since it's a neighboring state, and all).The Assassin wrote:Nevada is HIGHLY underrated when it comes to white trash and trailor parks.
I was wondering when that was going to come up. Rednecks, many...teeth, few.Believe the Heupel wrote:And apparently you've never been to Oregon and Washington East of the Cascades.
I've never been to Alaska. But, if you want to meet Alaskans, you don't need to go to Alaska -- you just need to be in Oregon or Washington, and they'll come to you. Or, as my good buddy and his brother, who grew up in Alaska put it "At some point in an Alaskan's life, it comes time to leave Alaska for one reason or another. Travel from Alaska usually involves going to or through Seattle or Portland. Alaskans get to these cities, and say 'wow, it's just like Alaska, only warmer' ."smackaholic wrote:Alaska
RACK!Derron wrote:We agree with all the above lists.
Sincerely,
Kentucky, Mississippi, Oklahoma and West Virgina
I was born in Kentucky and left a fews years back. I moved to North Carolina (beautiful state) and shitty Indiana (nothing but corn fields and bad snow in the winters). Anywho, I'm back in Kentucky and I love it. People are pretty friendly.e wrote:double that. i lived in kentucky for the longest eight months of my life. i made one good friend but left there 10 years ago and haven't been back.
I live in a very small town....Ashland. I'm about 2 hours (depending on how fast I drive) from Lexy.e wrote:central kentucky....e'town. about 30 minutes south of luvull
Y2K wrote:
Idaho... a land of doublewides...
Y2K wrote:Nevada... as Dins said... see Fallon
The Assassin wrote:As far as NV is concerned, you'll get a mighty good laugh when you are driving on a lonely road in the desert and then right in the middle of said desert you'll see 4 run down trailor parks and a rusty painted over school bus just sitting there.
I'm sorry, tomorrow I'll move the singlewide off of my dad's front yard.Rack Fu wrote:In no particular order...
South Carolina
Believe the Heupel wrote:I think Texas has that distinction nailed down by a pretty wide margin. Don't know about per capita, but Texas has a pretty significant overall population advantage on Florida.Rack Fu wrote:There are more mobile homes in FL than any other state in the country... by a lot. FL's spot on any white trash list is more than well deserved.
I mean, I don't know that you can really call more mobile homes an "advantage," but you get what I'm saying.
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Believe the Heupel wrote:Something strikes me as odd that the two states that have the most mobile homes get hit with a lot of hurricanes.
Get's it!!!patsy stone wrote:Well just because someone lives in a mobile home doesn't mean they are white trash. Maybe it's a non-trashy person that's just on a tight budget. Maybe they like the look of mobility. Maybe buying a real home or condo is too much of a commitment for them. Mayyyybe they don't need a lot of space and are smart and save their money. Perhaps they want to live on the edge. Maybe they like evacuating during hurricane season. Maybe they just feel like living in seclusion in the woods away fron suburbia and normal society. Huh? What's so wrong with that?!?
You grew up living in a mobile home eh?patsy stone wrote:Well just because someone lives in a mobile home doesn't mean they are white trash. Maybe it's a non-trashy person that's just on a tight budget. Maybe they like the look of mobility. Maybe buying a real home or condo is too much of a commitment for them. Mayyyybe they don't need a lot of space and are smart and save their money. Perhaps they want to live on the edge. Maybe they like evacuating during hurricane season. Maybe they just feel like living in seclusion in the woods away fron suburbia and normal society. Huh? What's so wrong with that?!?
Otis wrote:You grew up living in a mobile home eh?patsy stone wrote:Well just because someone lives in a mobile home doesn't mean they are white trash. Maybe it's a non-trashy person that's just on a tight budget. Maybe they like the look of mobility. Maybe buying a real home or condo is too much of a commitment for them. Mayyyybe they don't need a lot of space and are smart and save their money. Perhaps they want to live on the edge. Maybe they like evacuating during hurricane season. Maybe they just feel like living in seclusion in the woods away fron suburbia and normal society. Huh? What's so wrong with that?!?
The trash you see has more of a brown hue. Not that theres anything wrong with that.Believe the Heupel wrote:
And apparently you've never been to Oregon and Washington East of the Cascades.
Mustang wrote:I've seen some of the gnarliest dirt bags in Oregon
Why be a slave to property when you can move to the most expensive city in the country and rent a place that crackheads would not even live in? A shithole of a place (remember we've seen the pics) that costs you twice the cash (and no equity) that your supposed 3200 sqft home in Houston did. That's a brilliant move in a lifetime of rock solid decisions on your part, mdouche. How you have unfortunately avoided Darwin's wrath is beyond me.montinelevin wrote:Get's it!!!patsy stone wrote:Well just because someone lives in a mobile home doesn't mean they are white trash. Maybe it's a non-trashy person that's just on a tight budget. Maybe they like the look of mobility. Maybe buying a real home or condo is too much of a commitment for them. Mayyyybe they don't need a lot of space and are smart and save their money. Perhaps they want to live on the edge. Maybe they like evacuating during hurricane season. Maybe they just feel like living in seclusion in the woods away fron suburbia and normal society. Huh? What's so wrong with that?!?
I owned a 3200 sq ft home in Houston... and I'll never do it again!
Fuck being a slave to property.
Patsy's a smart girl.