You're such an ignorant butthead! There's a lot you can do in Kansas.
By the way, there are a LOT of people who've never lived on a farm, owned livestock, own a Camaro or a tractor either! And the majority of people with 'real money' ARE slaves to their big houses and flashy cars.
Oh, and if you know who Paul Newman is, owned or still owns a home in the Topeka area. And Tom Cruise, when married to Nicole, was shopping for one here too.
So, PLEASE go back to Bangcrook, Bangkok. Good riddance to bad rubbish.
BTW, I have been to Colorado, Ohio, Tennessee, Georgia, Nebraska, Oklahoma.....etc.
And if you're an American, why in the world are you going 'BACK' to Bangkok?
So I guess it's not just Kansas.....anywhere for you is gonna suck!
2006-06-22 16:54:39
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answered by Celeste 6
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I find it interesting the statement you make. I don't know of any farms in Johnson County Kansas!!! The do have the highest per capita income of any county in the US. Maybe that is because there are so many "Professional types....that care only about status symbols...Urban criminals and stupid urban poor people...and Rednecks".
You are exactly the type of person that a popular Radio host likes to term the "flyover people". You flyover the area from coast to coast and don't see the people that live there. You really don't have a clue about anything you are talking about. I see you as a stupid foreigner that doesn't know any better.
This comes from a person who has traveled all over the US, lived in several states, and works off-shore. But chooses to make my home in the area you denegrate.
Your attiutude is quite pathetic and why Americans are generally hated the world over. You think you are superior to everyone else, when in fact it is your own ignorance that blinds you to all the possibilities in the world around you.
Hopefully, you will get out and find what Kansas and Missouri has to offer in terms of the people, their activities, and the life they live. Just because everything is crammed into three square miles, like it is in Thailand, does not make it so wonderful!!!
2006-06-28 09:43:49
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answered by rhutson 4
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Ahhh... An old Thai saying: A fool and his ignorance are rarely parted.
First off you've given no indication where you'll be in Kansas. It's a big place... about 82,000 square miles big. Which square mile of the 82,000 will you be "stuck" to?
Second... I have no idea what you're interested in seeing/doing. Basically all you've done is whine and complain and bash a place I'm guessing you know little of or really care to know.
Third... Living life to its fullest is about opening your eyes and ears >>and mind<< to the possiblities around you. Kansas is full of possibilities. They just don't knock you over the head like the lights of Vegas or the Rocky Mountains. It's called s-u-b-t-l-t-y.
Fourth... I grew up in California (San Francisco Bay Area) and came to Kansas to go to college. I've stayed in Kansas but been back to California many times to visit friends and family. I've met my fair share of people addicted to greed, criminals and rednecks out there. I have a feeling you'll find people similar to this all over the globe.
Fifth... There is no perfect place. Bangkok is a shining symbol of the economic boom taking place in many East Asian countries but it has some of the worst traffic snarls in southeast Asia (even with the new innovations in public transportation). Air and water pollution there are rampant. The canals in parts of the city have become cess pools in some locations.
Sixth... If you're "stuck" in Kansas you have two options. You can continue to grouse and see the state through stereotypes that show you to be as bigoted and narrow minded as the people you're criticizing or you can see if there's something out there that might be of interest to you.
Here's a site with info on the state:
http://www.travelks.com/s/index.cfm
Bill
2006-06-24 20:02:23
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answered by Grumpy Kansan 5
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So sorry you feel that way...hopefully you'll see why Kansans like me enjoy living here!
Try:
Going to the Legends in western Wyandotte County- Kansas City, Kansas; Cabelas is a fun place to visit...even if you aren't into hunting and fishing. The Nascar track is across the street; Dave and Busters is a fun spot to go and there are many good restaurants in that area of the city as well.
Have you ever eaten at Arthur Bryant's? Now THAT is good BBQ...or try Gates- they are always ready to "hep you!" Near these are the ***** League Hall of Fame and the Jazz Museum. Travel a little from here and go on to see the Truman Library and even the Truman home in Independence, MO.
Visit Crown Center in Kansas City, MO...there are neat shops and great places to eat. This is near the Union Station that is a wonderful place to visit; also the Liberty memorial which honors WWI veterans. Eat at a restaurant atop the Hyatt and see the city as you revolve.
Go to World's of Fun or Ocean's of Fun amusement parks for a day. You will be sure to find SOMETHING to your liking there. Be prepared to get warn-out!
Stop by the City Market area; it's got great items for sale as well as quaint shops and neat restaurants and clubs. See the Steamboat Arabia and all its treasures.
Visit the Nelson-Atkins Museum of Art...it's being renovated and has so much to see! This museum is not far from the Country Club Plaza. While there, take a ride in a horse-drawn carriage.
Go to a T-Bones baseball game; they are great fun for all....located in Wyandotte County (Kansas City, Kansas).
There are many fireworks shows on the fourth; two of our favorites are at College Boulevard in Corporate Woods and the other is at Shawnee Mission Park; usually the latter is coreographed to music on a local radio station.
Relax at Shawnee Mission Lake/Park; it's a wonderful spot where you may even go swim or paddleboat.
See! Kansas CAN appeal to you if you just give it a chance! I hope you enjoy your stay.
2006-06-30 08:10:22
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answered by Lynell S 3
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Well, you are dead set on being miserable, but just for information, here are a few things to do in Kansas you can't do anywhere else:
Go the the Eisenhower museum in Abilene.
Visit the Garden of Eden in Lucas
See the diorama from the World Columbian Exposition at the KU Natural History Museum in Lawrence
Breathe some clean air
Talk to some real people
Go to the National Baseball Congress Tournament in Wichita if you are there in August.
I live in Texas now and love it, but you can't trash my native state and not hear about it.
Jerk.
2006-06-27 04:08:39
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answered by LoneStar 6
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You're in luck. Kansas City has a major airport. Buy a ticket for wherever you want to go for that two weeks. You only have to see the airport and maybe a hotel room for a night.
Frommers disagrees with both your opinion of Kansas City and Bangkok.
2015-01-09 14:00:09
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answered by SSP Bowl Dude 7
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You can try some barbecue, it's really good. Also, if you're in the Kansas City area, you can drive over to World's of Fun in Missouri. I'm sorry you don't like Kansas, but can you please not insult it. Not everyone falls into those groups. Not all Kansans are rednecks and Criminals. You can also go to the Cosmosphere in Hutchinson (I think I spelled Hutchinson wrong) Also, the Rolling Hills Animal Preserve in Salina (It's a really great zoo)
2006-06-29 05:40:14
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answered by Bunny Slippers 2
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I have lived in three cities in Maryland, Massachusetts, Virginia, North Carolina, Nebraska, and Kansas. Obviously this means I have been out of Kansas. I still like Kansas, even if it is stuck in the middle of nowhere and scientifically proven to be flatter than a pancake. As to what to do in Kansas, it depends on where you are. And with your attitude you're not going to like what anybody suggests anyway, so maybe you should just sit in your hotel room for two weeks and ferment.
2006-07-01 08:33:47
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answered by justoooon 2
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I think you're being a bit hard on Kansas. I lived there for 23 years, but since then I've lived in Ohio, Maryland, Australia, Texas and Florida. This means I have some places to compare it too.
People in Kansas can be quite generous and friendly. People anywhere will reflect back to you the attitude you approach them with. If you are angry, sullen, resentful, etc. then they aren't exactly going to embrace you.
Think about it.
2006-06-30 15:57:45
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answered by Ginger/Virginia 6
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OKAY you need to stop hatin!!!!
i live in Houston TX and every summer i go to Kansas and i think if you try to find some thing you like bout Kansas you might find something you like bout it. those rednecks sure do know how to throw a party if you know what i mean and BTW you have the definition of a redneck all wrong.
p.s. hope you have a good time
i also wouldn't dog on those hicks while your there
2006-06-27 05:15:29
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answered by lil_bit_ 44 2
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