> > > New Hampshire's state motto is the coolest motto of any state, any country, any anything in the world.
> > >
> >
> > "Live Free or Die"? Bah. "Don't mess with Texas."
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> > Okay, it's the unofficial motto of Texas, but everyone in the state knows it. ("Don't mess with Texas" was/is the slogan used in the anti-littering campaign.) The real motto of Texas is "Friendship", but nobody knows that.
> >
> > But it's much better than Oklahoma's: "Work Overcomes All Obstacles". I think that sounds very similar to what once was on the walls at Dachau. No wonder they decided to use "Oklahoma is OK" on their license plates.
> >
> > -Faux "had to search on the web for a few minutes to find 'Friendship'" Pas
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> Ohio's motto is "The Heart of it All." At least that's what you see on all the signs welcoming you to the state, and it used to be on the license plates.
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> Ohio, you see, is shaped sorta-kinda like a heart. And we're sorta-kinda in the middle of the country...
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> Gri"thinks Ohio needs a new motto"shny

I don't even know what DC's motto is.... our old license plates have "A Capital city" on them... and the even older ones had "Celebrate and Discover". However, on Saturday the new DC license plates came out - and the only reason they exist is because our mayor used some special something-or-other to bipass congress. What do the new plates read? "Taxation Without Representation". My Daddy's going to get the plates for all three of our cars, and for the third (mine!) he's going to get plates that read "THE KID"... now, unless you were in chat when this was being discussed the other day... why would our plates read THE KID?

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