51 States In Americas Future?

[coolwalker]

Oh yeah...more vote for the Left. Wonderful idea. How about we adopt Brazil...at least their women are hot and run around half naked.

[The Little Dictator]

Oh yeah...more vote for the Left. Wonderful idea. How about we adopt Brazil...at least their women are hot and run around half naked.

snort! LMAO

[countryboy]

http://www.voanews.com/content/puert...d/1542632.html



I have no problem with this at all, but 50 is such a round number. You have issues like the number of stars on the flag not matching up with how many states we have... And then... Puerto Rico is a Spanish thing, maybe we could translate it to English and call it that?
Thoughts?

Does that mean we'd have to change the names of California, Colorado, Florida, Montana, and Nevada?

Not to mention Arizona, New Mexico, Texas, and Utah, which all have names of Spanish origin.

Although....."Rich Port" does have a nice ring to it, eh?

[KC]

Does that mean we'd have to change the names of California, Colorado, Florida, Montana, and Nevada?

Not to mention Arizona, New Mexico, Texas, and Utah, which all have names of Spanish origin.

Although....."Rich Port" does have a nice ring to it, eh?

Actually Utah wouldn't fit into that one, it comes from Native Americans of the Ute tribe. But yes your point still stands.

[GrassrootsConservative]

Does that mean we'd have to change the names of California, Colorado, Florida, Montana, and Nevada?

Not to mention Arizona, New Mexico, Texas, and Utah, which all have names of Spanish origin.

Although....."Rich Port" does have a nice ring to it, eh?

Fuck yeah. I'd love "Rich Port", that's perfect.

[countryboy]

Fuck yeah. I'd love "Rich Port", that's perfect.

Although, if they vote Demoncrat like someone suggested they might hafta change that to Poor Port eventually.

[countryboy]

Actually Utah wouldn't fit into that one, it comes from Native Americans of the Ute tribe. But yes your point still stands.

There seems to be some controversy on that subject. Some sources say it is derived from the Spanish designation for the Ute people, yuta. Six of one half a dozen of the other.