The United States, in all its MSPaint Glory

        This is how I envision the United States of America. Many people, such as people who weren't raised in California, see this as strange.  They drone on and on about learning simple geography in the fourth grade and how "basic" geography is.  Well, these people have zero understanding of the California education system.  Some would say that a Californian's education is inferior; I, however, beg to differ (at least when it comes to geography).  Indeed, I think that the California school systems teach us all about the place that really matters the most in the world: California.
        The fact is, that in California, the only other state we ever think about is Nevada; Nevada wouldn't be even a passing thought if it wasn't for all the gambling and legal prostitution. Throw out Nevada, though and we're clueless; the reason we don't think about other places is they don't have a single thing to offer us.  Californians don't need to go on vacation to other states.  Everything we want is here: California has the best beaches, the best mountains the best pollution, the best basketball team (well, usually...off year for the Lakers this year, bah.), Disneyland, Knotts, Sea World, even wack ass Magic Mountain (don't get me started on Magic Mountain)-so can you really blame us Californians for not acknowledging the existence of your meaningless state?
        You might notice that I have states other than California and Nevada on my map.   I keep the fact that I know other states exist sort of hush-hush.  Unfortunately I have a bad habit of reading and learning which has burdened me with the knowledge of other states.  The fact that I contain such blasphemous knowledge is somewhat dangerous.  I could be found a heretic and find myself expatriated to Mexico and forced to live out the rest of my life constructing piņatas that vaguely resemble Mickey Mouse (if you are retarded or very drunk or high).  The only reason I even dare acknowledge all thirty states is because I am safely within the borders of Arizona.
        And, really-do we need thirty states in US?  No, of course not.  Us Californians have it right.  It is for that reason that I propose a new and improved United States of America that will more honestly reflect the views of the best people in the United States-The Californians.

        Some of you might complain that your state have lived in has been assimilated by some other state.  However, if you carefully examine the pros versus the cons, you will see the brilliance of my proposal.  No longer will you have to remember thirty different state capitals; no longer will you have to remember where West Virginia or South Virginia is; labeling your mail will be easy as a snap.  Perhaps most importantly, you will know longer feel obligated to defend your worthless, pathetic state's honor: if you live in Arizona, everyone will know you're not important and it will be a given.  No argument will be needed (of course stupid New Yorkers will continue to argue adding yet another good reason to allow Terrorist Target Land to retain its statehood).
        I'm not really sure how I'm going to implement my plan.  I don't believe that is constitutionally illegal to reduce the number of states to better reflect the needs of modern man.  So everyone write/call/email/kidnap and indoctrinate your local congressman and make my dream of a better United States come true.