Just as I need to experience the nice, warm, summer Christmas. :thumb:

This topic gets me thinking. I really want to visit the US. Preferabley during Football season, but just at all aswell.

Dude, if you're coming, come out for a Chiefs game. Start saving up, and in the next year or two they'll be good again as long as we get the right QB, and you can experience the true Arrowhead experience.

I got lucky as ****. My first regular season game was the Monday Night opener against the Chargers, and it was bash weekend. I got to meet a lot of cool people from here, watched them win at the last second, and tomahawk chopped my way out of the stadium with 75k screaming, crazy, fans. It was ****ing awesome!

Ideally, that's what you want to do. That said, visiting the US, I could think of tons of places besides KC you'd want to see, so keep that in mind. ;)

Yea there'd be so many places id want to go to! KC is right at the top of the list though! As long as Geno is the QB im sure therell be 80,000 other fans there making us the loudest fanbase in the NFL again! One day I will make it to Arrowhead, and it shall be the most epic of experiences!

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Arrowhead will be back.

I think this is a good day to bump this thread
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i haven't seen 12:30 am in YEARS! im normally in bed by 8:30-9. i assume its dark out by then? :D

Pm Bob Dole to take his meds.

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Which Last Name Is Most Popular In Your State?

It seems like we all know someone who is a Smith or Johnson, and that’s because those last names, along with Williams, Brown and Jones, are the most popular surnames in the United States, according to data from the US Census.

When you look at the popularity of last names on a state-by-state basis, those names still dominate, but what about the most distinctive family names beyond the top five?

Researcher Simon Davis decided to dig into this, and he came up with a map of the most distinctive last name by state.

To come up with this map, he calculated the difference between the state and national prevalence of each of the top 250 last names nationwide, based on Social Security Administration data, according to Mental Floss. The highest value reveals the last name that is most popular in that state.

The regional differences are quite interesting, as they reflect the demographics and immigration history of each state. For example, in the Southwest, Latino names are common, whereas in the Midwest, German and Scandinavian names are more popular.

Do you know a lot of people with the most popular last name in your state?


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Cheap imitation of the bigger, better, 10pm thread

10:00 pm thread is for wimps. Real men, and those in the Pacific time zone :D,
prefer the 12:30 thread.

Reporting in right on time...

ugh, only here because

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Thought this thread was dead. Again.