You'd be surprised - grocery stores that offer both "pick up" service and "delivery" service are complaining about the competition because it's cheaper to have Uber Delivery and such pick it up and bring it. Though the distance and bike accommodation around here might be slightly different from the Texas situation
Yeah, anybody who tries to bike from Sam's to my house... he gon' die. 'Specially with 3 boxes of Premiere Protein on his back.You'd be surprised - grocery stores that offer both "pick up" service and "delivery" service are complaining about the competition because it's cheaper to have Uber Delivery and such pick it up and bring it. Though the distance and bike accommodation around here might be slightly different from the Texas situation
Especially because Belgium is probably about the size of a county in Texas.
I was trying to be generous.
West would be in Austria on this infographic, it's relatively close to the split in I-35 to the south of Dallas-Fort Worth.
I wish they had arranged this so that the Czech Stop in West, TX is in the Czech Republic on the infographic--instead of in Slovakia
Remember Sealand?
There are quite a few states smaller than Belgium, you just happen to live in a big one. And population-wise, there aren't even that many states with more than us (though, yes, Texas is one of them, of course)
Worth noting that your normal is actually on the extreme end of the scale. America is the 3rd largest country by total land area & Texas alone would be 39th if it was an independent country which would still put it comfortably in the top quarter of largest countries.
USA -> EU, State -> state
That'll be the day the tradition of returning diplomats' heads to sender is revived.Or, I guess, when Texas can send its own diplomats to other countries
I grew up near the bottom of the first O. 'O' as in, "Oh, hell no."
I'm sure their first thoughts were all "better her than me", and they didn't think anything of it afterwards.
Honestly, there's like 4 states people seem to proudly identify with. TX, NY, California, and SC. Those are the flags you see on the backs of people's cars. Actually, I don't even think SC people care that much about SC, it's just got a really cool flag. I know I'm biased as a SC boy, but I think it's the best in the US.USA -> EU, State -> state
At least, that's how a lot of people are interpreting it these days, and, as far as identifiers go, it's pretty true too - I know hardly anyone who identifies with their province, but how many people are Proud to be Texan?
The United States of Europe are coming ever closer.
In our union, states can still quit, unlike with you guys, though. Brexit hasn't lead to a civil war yet
(And Belgium used to be the size of Alaska, dwarfing Texas. If we're counting colonies. And if you reply we don't, well, the whole of the USA doesn't exist, heh.)
(And way back when, both the Confederacy *and* the Union were independently smaller than Belgium at the same time O_O)
(Besides, size doesn't matter - it's what you do with it that counts)
(And I'm absolutely willing to admit Belgium's a tiny little country - we were stablished pretty much just as a border between France and Germany, after all)
(I'm just arguing for the sake of arguing)
I'm partial to Virginia's, because it has a cool motto and a tiddy.
Cool motto is bait and switch. It was illegal to co-habitate or have unmarried sex here until relatively recently.
Umm... have you been to Florida?
What is your specialty again?
