It's grown with the polluted waters around New York City in concrete infested soil, suckling at limited nourishment like a starving child.
Well... We have Teddy Roosevelt!
It's grown with the polluted waters around New York City in concrete infested soil, suckling at limited nourishment like a starving child.
He became Governor, so we all had him.
I personally dislike NYC's use of orange and blue. I know they're Dutch, but they're hard to make work together.
How about this:
The Anchor Azure works well as a reference to the maritime history of New York, whilst also being a very convenient reference to the symbol on the arms granted to the second son of the monarch of the United Kingdom, who is traditionally given the title the Duke of York, after which the city and state is named.
Well, It's not Blue and Gold, but the shades they use. Here are two better tints that work better IMHO.
One possibility:
Hereseyyyyyyyyy.We're not equal to you upstaters... we're much, much better. (Joking, which part of upstate NY are you from?)
This man speaks the truth.We're bigger than you. Your city smells of soup, and your population resembles New Jersey. A pox on you.
That's because Long Islanders are silly people.
Upstate consists of once you get past the narrow 'wienie' of the state around the New York City area, and into the wide area. That's my opinion. It's much easier to divided between Western New York and the rest, though.