After a sea of blue swept across Queensland on Saturday night, , some people have taken to social media to show they aren't too happy with the Sunshine State.
They're so unhappy, in fact, that many are cheekily proposing #Quexit - a move which would see Queensland cut loose from the rest of Australia.
On Saturday night, in a surprise result that largely depended on gains in the Queensland electorates of Herbert and Longman - so much so that Prime Minister Scott Morrison personally thanked the state in his victory speech.
"How good's Queensland?" he said, as the crowd echoed his sentiments, chanting "Queensland" over and over.
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It was a sentiment shared by other Coalition politicians and supporters on social media.
Labor lost the two seats to the Coalition amid a significant statewide swing towards the Coalition. The Liberal's coalition partner, the Nationals, retained all of their seats.
Clive Palmer's United Australia Party and Pauline Hanson's conservative One Nation also played a big role, with preferences from the two parties flowing to the Coalition.
While , others have decided that the process of annexing an entire state might be too time-consuming and have simply decided to flee to New Zealand.
Others thought a banana boycott might be more effective in the short term.
