Actually there is Paramount Canada's Wonderland just outside of Toronto.

WHAT CALIFORNIAN"S WACKO ??? Just because we (Well I personally didn't contribute to it) elected the terminator to run our state ???? I know you're just jealous of our sunshine and ocean... don't hate :cool:

I personally wouldn't live in Texas after watching texas chain saw massacure... or (isn't it KY ?) after seeing deliverance... OH YEAH DETROIT... never EVER would I live in Detroit.... (sorry if there are those who love it) but it seemed like the saddest city when I was there... I would MAYBE CONSIDER living other places in Michigan.. but actual Detroit.. couldn't pay me enough to live there...

LOL I think Pi Kapps actually beats Kappas as far as closest location to bars and campus ;)

Yeah, but what can I say, Iowa is home. Of course people want to live in Iowa, we grow a lot of potatoes :rolleyes:
Oh, wait a sec ... :D we're the Huskers, LOL

What he said!

I have to admit I am not too keen on Alabama either (and yes I have kin from there)... :o

Ok I have my flame retardant draws on....so flame away!

I can't think of any states so I'm going to say Thailand. After seeing Brokedown Palace I never want to go there!

After seeing 8 Mile and Detriot Rock City, I don't care to ever go to Detroit.

At least, I think it was Detriot Rock City....one of those scary violent movies.

... You mean, Michigan?

OK smartass. I am not an idiot. I am aware that Detroit is not a state. However, someone a minute ago said Thailand...so I thought it was understood that we are now talking about places rather than states. There are places in Michigan that I would not mind going.

Oh, I don't know about that! Bars, maybe, but campus, we definitely have them beat--we're right across from the middle of campus, they're more on the western edge. :p We're definitely the sorority house that's closest to campus and the bars. So. There. :D

and I lived at Pi Kapps the summer after my freshman year, so I know what I'm talking about!

I'm be OK living in like West Bloomfield in Detroit.

-Rudey

the movie Deliverance and the state GA scary scary

just kidding i love GA.

coming from someone who lives in kentucky.

Despite all of the movies about Detroit, it is not that bad! I can think of worse places to live or visit.

LOL :D

west virginia---anyone see the hideous movie wrong turn?

and where was "cabin fever" located????

random bad b movies the b/f rented and is FIRED for. :)

who wouldn't?

I doubt that any of us have heard of any of these places. Such information can only cause nightmares, and do no good. Please don't post them. Thank you, in advance, for your cooperation.

In GA, about 2 hours from where I live.

There's NO way I'm taking the midnight train to Georgia!!! :-o
 

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"Goddamn, you play a mean banjo."


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"I'm gonna make you squeal like a pig. Weeeeeeee."


Just kidding GA residents. ;)

My bad, New Jersey, you're not an island. the turnpike stinks, but not the farms. Not everybody from Jersey is a jerk, just everyone in the movies, and on a brief and limited documentary. forgive me, jersey, i wanna play skee ball on the shore.
NYC - i know we're referrin to states, but NYC has a lot of people. and all the movies i've seen that would make me avoid New York are based in the city. not a whole lotta murder-suspense movies set in Rochester.


and my biggest my-bad goes to whatever state you're from:

The young boy in Deliverance - what sort of medical condition do you think he has to make him look....uh...."different"? Or is it just inbreeding?

He might not be white you know.

-Rudey

The City of New York, every year for over a decade, has had one of the lowest crime rates in the US. Movies of every genre are shot in New York, because New York is not boring. People are more likely to pay to see a movie based in New York, than Kentucky. I guess you only see murder-suspense films.:rolleyes:

I don't know why exactly but I will NEVER ever ever ever as long as I have control over it, go to Arizona. I just feel like there would be tarantulas everywhere since they live down there...omg I think I would vomit and then die of a heart attack if I saw a tarantula just crawling around out in my backyard. AGH. :eek:


Also California b/c of the whol earthquake thing, I just have this huge fear of being swallowed up by the earth. But I've been to CA before for vacation and obviously nothing happened to me, so...:cool: ;)

Duelling Banjos
 

I think it's just a Georgia thing? Only kidding!!! ;) I better stop or some people are gonna get really PO'd!

There's a little debate on who played him, he is generally credited as Hoyt J. Pollard. According to IMDB he made one more film appearance 13 years later in a movie called "Blastfighter". His role.... 'Banjo player'.
As for his 'condition' Cutie, he is oft described as "genetically-compromised Appalachian boy"/"bald albino boy" rather than a reference to any condition beyond inbreeding? One source provides this: Did you Know?
For his role as the inbred mute banjo boy in Deliverance (1972), actor Hoyt Pollard endured two hours of make-up for his drastic cosmetic change. The result was one of the decade's most memorable cinematic appearances.

On the debate of whom he was, it (the banjo playing boy role in the 'dulleing banjos' scene) is also attributed to "Billy Redden". Source: "I read the book by Chris Dickey (Summer of Deliverance) The boy that did that scene was who he was. He was a real backward boy. He (the author) did not mention a Hoyt Pollard."

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I will get so pissy if I post on this thread. Biggest pet peeve is KY haters or just people who don't know better.

I've never seen "Deliverance," but those two pictures alone scare the h*ll out of me! :eek: No, thank you, I'll change the channel. lol

Anyone born in jersey is in pretty bad shape, especially if they ar enot extensively traveled to kill their provincialism.

I am sure KY is fine, y'all just have that thick harsh accent . . ;)

I love KY UKDaisy! Helps with the thrust.

OK, you and UKDaisy stop talking about lube.

KY= KentuckY.....not the jelly.

And not all of us have harsh accents....just some of us. ;)

Billy Redden played Lonny, the young banjo player. He also recently played the banjo in Big Fish.

It's shame when wonderful places given erroneous images thru the media so that people miss out on visiting them.

North Georgia is beautiful...

Bump

Just finished watching The Texas Chainsaw Masacre.

Remind me never to visit the backwoods of Texas.

Astroglide is better! :D

Wisconsin . . Dawn of the Dead was there. Evil zombies.

ttt

Haha, bad idea bro. People on here get way too sensitive/defensive about their home states.