so ... Oregon ? California found Oregon ?
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The mysterious lands north of our illustrious state.
We may never know their name..
Terra incognita. Here be dragons.
California’s Canada.
Oregon looking at California after this announcement:
california:
Nestle has entered the chat.
This was my exact first thought
Mine too to be honest and I'm in Australia. News travels far.
As an official representative of Nestle I am hereby sending all of you a cease and desist order. We cannot confirm or deny any plan involving planetary resources or warfare.
Heyyyyy Oregon.
You never know what you'll find when you look beneath a temperate rainforest.
That’s more in Washington. This is talking about how volcanic soils hold a lot of groundwater. The part of Oregon they’re talking about is coniferous and in some places high desert, similar to the Modoc Plateau in California.
80 cubic kilometers or enough water for LA for 47000 days.
Damn, that’s almost enough water to hose down OP’s mom.
If only they had looked west.