Briliant!!

@VeroniqueB99
YES!!!! Native Californian here, asking them to please hurry….

@cynthiarose

@spytfyre @VeroniqueB99
Not true! A sliver of the state (Pacific Plate) is sliding northwest relative to the continent (North American Plate) and will result in several sections of the coast becoming islands or peninsulas or sea floor, but that break away and sink stuff is just wishful thinking, it ain’t gonna be that clean!

@spytfyre @VeroniqueB99 Geology check: California will not break away and sink. Part of the state is moving north and part is moving south. So eventually we'll be in Mexico and Canada...but not the ocean. My part of California is moving north, but we won't be part of Canada in my lifetime unless we take steps to make it so now.

@VeroniqueB99 haha that's exactly what I imagine was said in the meeting

@alisynthesis

@VeroniqueB99

i would *totally* go for Danish ownership. would add pickled fish and a branch of NOMA to the offer of pastries.

@paul_ipv6

@VeroniqueB99 @paul_ipv6 can we offer a 3 for 1 deal and take OR and WA too?

@petrillic @paul_ipv6 Stop trying to get in on the deal!!

@VeroniqueB99 Not a bad deal for Californians xD

@VeroniqueB99 @paul_ipv6 id be happy with Sandy Toksvig as prime minister of western North America.

@lexinova

@petrillic @paul_ipv6

@VeroniqueB99 pretty sure the Danish pastries is the only part Californian will not be able to refuse xD

@mossyfoot
Definitely!

@lexinova well...maybe the U Healthcare might look attractive...who knows.

@VeroniqueB99 There’s just one small problem: Denmark and the whole European Union’s wealth relies on America imperialising the whole rest of the world, so the Californians can be as Danish as they please, but they will still have to be Americans if they want their free healthcare and Danish pastries.

@VeroniqueB99 the funny thing it's all US citizen that come living in EU, ALWAYS say the same thing when we asked what they prefer.

Security feeling (due to the global gun ban),

Healthcare, one told me once he had seen more often a phisician in EU in 3 month than in US in 10 years.

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@lexinova ohhh it is so incredible to see (and feel). The very first thing that hits you is the insane relief sigh you breathe... and you become conscious of just how stressed you were now that you're not... it's so weird. Every time I sneeze my son (27) says "Let's go see the doctor!" like some battle cry...