TAK's on going list of reasons why you should not move out of the state when you grow up Part 1

In this part of my blog I will complain about every state (except Michigan).

Florida is very close to Cuba and the tip of Florida is always hit by hurricanes. Georgia has mostly salt water so then people living there will only have a short time to get the salt out of the water and is always hit by hurricanes on the edge of the state. North and South Carolina these states have more salt water than Georgia so then people living there have a easier time living there because there is more salt water and more water for more people. Virgina has both a good and 2 bad things first Virgina has alot of access to water (here is the bad part) all the water is in the Chesapeake Bay!! (bad part #2) Virgina is barley hit by a hurricane. West Virgina gets all of there water from rivers and other states and always has a slight chance of getting hit by a hurricane. Maryland is stuck in a bay has very low amount of water supply and the state is also stuck in a mountain range. Delaware is a very small state and is also stuck in a bay just like Maryland. New Jersey is about three times the size of Delaware and has the same amount of salt water supply as Georgia. Pennsylvania has a small source of fresh water and it is on top of a mountain range. New York is a tightly packed state (with people) and there is at least 2 or 3 robberies in just one city in just one day. Rhode Island is just about the smallest state (and is about three times smaller than Connecticut) and has a smaller amount of cities in a state. Connecticut about three times the size of Rhode Island but still known as a small state and it might be tightly packed (with people) as New York. Massachusetts is a semi-small state just like New Jersey and gets all of its water from salt water. New Hampshire is on the top of a mountain range and it is going to be hard to get food & water. Vermont is on top of a mountain range and has to share a lake with New York so then they would not have that much water to share. Maine is the state that is further up the Application Mountains and it is harder to get water. Ohio is in tornado alley (Michigan is not) and there are 4 cities named Springfield, Ohio's Springfield is west of the state capital there should be only one Springfield. Kentucky has to share lakes and rivers with other states so they would have a limited supply of water and is stuck in the Application Mountains. Tennessee people make jokes about that state and it is stuck near the Application Mountains. Alabama is near the end of the Application Mountains and has to share lakes and rivers with other states so they have a limited supply of water. Mississippi is hit by hurricanes and air ports are closing if all the air ports were closed it would take along time to get there. Indiana the name of the city Indianapolis confuses the city name with Minneapolis (city in Minnesota) and has to share rivers with other states so they would have alimited supply of water.