View Poll Results: Where are the most OSO members!
Alabama
4
0.65%
Alaska
1
0.16%
Arizona
6
0.97%
Arkansas
3
0.48%
California
39
6.29%
Colorado
0
0%
Connecticut
7
1.13%
Delaware
1
0.16%
Florida
66
10.65%
Georgia
18
2.90%
Hawaii
1
0.16%
Idaho
0
0%
Illinois
29
4.68%
Indiana
13
2.10%
Iowa
2
0.32%
Kansas
8
1.29%
Kentucky
7
1.13%
Louisiana
17
2.74%
Maine
2
0.32%
Maryland
19
3.06%
Massachusetts
10
1.61%
Michigan
70
11.29%
Minnesota
7
1.13%
Mississippi
4
0.65%
Missouri
22
3.55%
Montana
0
0%
Nebraska
0
0%
Nevada
0
0%
New Hampshire
2
0.32%
New Jersey
44
7.10%
New Mexico
0
0%
New York
35
5.65%
North Carolina
8
1.29%
North Dakota
0
0%
Ohio
45
7.26%
Oklahoma
12
1.94%
Oregon
1
0.16%
Pennsylvania
13
2.10%
Rhode Island
0
0%
South Carolina
9
1.45%
South Dakota
2
0.32%
Tennessee
4
0.65%
Texas
38
6.13%
Utah
1
0.16%
Vermont
1
0.16%
Virginia
21
3.39%
Washington
8
1.29%
West Virginia
2
0.32%
Wisconsin
15
2.42%
Wyoming
0
0%
Abroad
3
0.48%
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OPEN72 Thread. Which State Has The Most Oso Menmbers?
01-23-2004, 02:53 PM
#64
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Originally posted by Wasabe
You know what I mean!!!!!
You know what I mean!!!!!
Quote:
-Receptionist: How do you write women so well?
-Melvin Udall: Easy. I think of a man, and I take away reason and accountability.
01-23-2004, 05:16 PM
#65
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Originally posted by GLH
I never know what you mean, that's what makes the day go by so fast!!!
Quote:
-Receptionist: How do you write women so well?
-Melvin Udall: Easy. I think of a man, and I take away reason and accountability.
I never know what you mean, that's what makes the day go by so fast!!!
Quote:
-Receptionist: How do you write women so well?
-Melvin Udall: Easy. I think of a man, and I take away reason and accountability.
01-24-2004, 11:54 AM
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Hey Mitch Stellin.... define coastline.... According to the dept of interior...."little" Lake Powell in Southern Utah has more "coastline" than the pacific coast from Mexico to Canada... The lake gets that distinction because of all the tiny fingers going in and out.
