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Started by Willow, Tue 16, Mar 2010, 13:51:07

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Willow

Tue 16, Mar 2010, 13:51:07
What state has more  municipalities with names ending in "ville": Texas, Tennessee, New York, or California?

I'll buy twenty dollars worth of tickets at InZane for the one who first posts the correct answer and the number of those municipalities in the runner up state according to my count.


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Mikey

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Tue 16, Mar 2010, 13:57:14
Tennessee
Remember folks, street lights timed for 35 mph are also timed for 70 mph
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JimL

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Tue 16, Mar 2010, 14:07:32 Last Edit: Tue 16, Mar 2010, 14:33:06 by JimL
Tennessee has the most, with the runner up Texas having 45 (Bruceville-Eddy and Clarksville City don't count)

Upon further research, it appears that "municipality" includes "villages".  In that case my answer would be New York, with the runner up Tennessee having 51.

JimL

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Tue 16, Mar 2010, 14:33:40
Upon further research, it appears that "municipality" includes "villages".  In that case my answer would be New York, with the runner up Tennessee having 51.

Willow

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Tue 16, Mar 2010, 14:36:17
Quote from: JimL on Tue 16, Mar 2010, 14:33:40Upon further research, it appears that "municipality" includes "villages".  In that case my answer would be New York, with the runner up Tennessee having 51. 

See me near the registration desk at InZane X.   :cooldude:

You have one more than do I, but I planned to be flexible as Blountville is unicorporated.

JimL

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Tue 16, Mar 2010, 14:39:48
Quote from: Willow on Tue 16, Mar 2010, 14:36:17
Quote from: JimL on Tue 16, Mar 2010, 14:33:40Upon further research, it appears that "municipality" includes "villages".  In that case my answer would be New York, with the runner up Tennessee having 51. 

See me near the registration desk at InZane X.   :cooldude:

You have one more than do I, but I planned to be flexible as Blountville is unicorporated.

Excellent!  I knew there was a reason I skipped that 2:00 meeting!!

Mikey

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Tue 16, Mar 2010, 14:48:53
Lol, that's a technicality! Well played Jim... I sure didn't catch it...  :cooldude:
Remember folks, street lights timed for 35 mph are also timed for 70 mph
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stude31

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Tue 16, Mar 2010, 16:20:45
Quote from: JimL on Tue 16, Mar 2010, 14:39:48
Excellent!  I knew there was a reason I skipped that 2:00 meeting!!

Jim....  >:(    I'm telling your boss you skipped a meeting...  Sure hope it was worth twenty bucks  :o    I'll make a deal you give me ten bucks at InZane and we'll call it good  :cooldude: :cooldude:

Enjoy the rest of your day  :2funny: :2funny: :2funny:

JimL

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Tue 16, Mar 2010, 16:28:07
Quote from: Mikey on Tue 16, Mar 2010, 14:48:53
Lol, that's a technicality! Well played Jim... I sure didn't catch it...  :cooldude:

LOL...I would have been disappointed with anything less than a technicality!!

JimL

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Tue 16, Mar 2010, 16:30:56
Quote from: stude31 on Tue 16, Mar 2010, 16:20:45
Quote from: JimL on Tue 16, Mar 2010, 14:39:48
Excellent!  I knew there was a reason I skipped that 2:00 meeting!!

Jim....  >:(    I'm telling your boss you skipped a meeting...  Sure hope it was worth twenty bucks  :o    I'll make a deal you give me ten bucks at InZane and we'll call it good  :cooldude: :cooldude:

Enjoy the rest of your day  :2funny: :2funny: :2funny:

You drive hard bargain Joe!  By the way, I like the new photo you are using for your avatar.
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