Nevada

would be f-cked if it didn’t have las vegas.
anything outside las vegas is nothing but desert when it comes to nevada.
home of deserts, wh-r-s, gambling, and corrupt politicians
i payed 5 bucks for a wh-r- in nevada
about 7/8 of the state is desert wasteland; almost the entire population of the state lives in urban vegas, reno-sparks, or along lake tahoe; nevada is famous for legalized gambling, legalized prositution, corrupt politicians, and mexican migrant workers
nevada is a good place to get a quickie from wh-r- and blow all your f-ckin’ money on blackjack.
i have lived in nevada for many years and have found it to be a wonderful place to live and raise a family. the state is filled with beautiful landscapes that encomp-ss the splendor of lake tahoe’s snow covered mountains and the quiet beauty of the mojave desert.

nevada is filled with hard-working people from all walks of life and backgrounds. its rich history and western spirit make nevada a unique and magnificent place to live.
living in nevada is just like rolling dice with your life.
the silver state, battle born. wonderful weather year round, a bit hot in the summer. great economy and no state income tax! home of lake mead and hoover dam. it must be a great place to live, work and raise a family as it has one of the fastest growing cities in the nation. more churches per capita. the vegas strip and the whole what happens in vegas stays in vegas attracts millions of tourst a year. it is not all nasty, dirty hooker ville unless that is what you are looking for! most of vegas is very upscale and very posh. one must have money to hang out here for long. very low unemployment rate-if you live in nevada and you don’t have a job it is by choice!! huge mormon population as well. nevada is a great state with many out door activies for the entire family.
the weather is great here, it is like nevada.
“nevada” is a derivative of a spanish word meaning snow-clad. the official colors of nevada are blue and silver, and one of nevada’s nicknames is the silver state. the state slogan, battle born, was adopted because nevada became a state during the civil war, on october 31, 1864. in 1939, october 31st was declared a state holiday—nevada is the only state to commemorate the date it joined the union through a state holiday. nevada also has a state song, “home means nevada,” which was written by bertha raffetto and adopted in february 1933.
nevada is a jewel with many facets—from its desert landscapes to its towering mountain peaks; from pristine lake tahoe to the unparalleled great basin national park; from its rustic small towns to the glittering las vegas strip to the fastest growing cities in the united states.
nevada is the home of hoover dam, formerly the highest concrete dam in the u.s. hard hats worn by construction workers were invented specifically for the construction of hoover dam.
gambling was legalized in the state of nevada in 1931. las vegas has more hotel rooms than any other city on earth, and it also has most of the largest hotels on earth. tourism-related industries, such as hotels and casinos, are the largest employers in nevada.
nevada is a place you can divorce someone you have married too soon.
the most kick-ss place in the us. well, reno-tahoe is. vegas is pretty suckish. in reno-tahoe you can kayak, jetski, atv, and a whole bunch of other stuff. in vegas, all you can do is get laid for 5 bucks. unr also has a better football team than unlv. and it’s ne-va-da, not ne-vah-da.
nevada is pretty awesome.