Winner!

its a hell lot better since they upped the speed limit to 75

I had to do it once driving a friggin rental truck that wouldn't go over 65.

The horror.

The worst part is, you keep seeing signs for the first town in Colorado, and view it as the end of your suffering. 300 miles, 200 miles, 100 miles, you're thinking YES! MOUNTAINS! TREES! STREAMS! BEAUTY! Then you finally get there, and find to your horror that eastern Colorado is actually worse than Kansas. You won't even catch a glimpse of a mountain for a couple of hours.

:cuss:

LMAO ok that's enough. Your Kansas City card has been revoked. You don't live here, and you obviously have no clue what you're talking about. Feel free to claim St. Louis if they'll have you.

I guess you flunked out of grade school before they taught the concept of boundaries. Sorry about that. I'm just trying to explain things to you so you won't appear to be so embarrassingly, utterly ****ing stupid.

Hahaha I learned in grade school that Kansas City refers to a large area that includes counties on both sides of the state line. Maybe you moved away before learning that, numbnuts. :)

If the poop, fatty, and titty threads are what's keeping your nasty twat out of the Lounge, then we need more of them.

Well, for those of us who weren't "ejucaded" in Kansas, there's this thing called the state line, and on one side of it is Missouri, and on the other side is Kansas. And on one side of it is Kansas City, the major metropolitan city that everyone who is not a ****ing reerun thinks of when they think of Kansas City, and on the other side is a much smaller SUBURB of that city, which is located in another state and in another county. Are they both in the Kansas City Metropolitan Area? Sure. But they are separate entities, it is undeniable, and you are a straight-up ****ing imbecile for thinking otherwise.

In other shocking news, East St. Louis and St. Louis are also in different states and counties. I could think of other examples, but I don't want to overload your tiny little brain with too much new information.

If Kansas City, Kansas was called "West Kansas City," you would have a point. Since it isn't, you don't.

The sad thing is many people don't even realize KC is mostly in Missouri. I'd be afraid to see what the average American would score on a test of that question. Maybe I'm underestimating it.

Felt like splashing around in the shallow end today, godonger?

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kansas_City_Missouri

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kansas_City,_Kansas

Everything is different except the name.

If two people who have the same name live next door to each other, does that make them the same person?

What's your point? Nobody is arguing that KCMO and KCK are the same thing you moron.

http://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kansas_City

Kansas City*most commonly refers to:Kansas City metropolitan area, a 15-county metropolitan area in the US states of Kansas and Missouri