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Edited by LegendLogan10:
10/4/2017 2:53:09 AM
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What is something about your state (or city) that most of offtopic would ne suprised to hear?
In my state a supermarket or schoolbus can play Christian music over the speakers without getting any complaints.
[spoiler]I'll let you try to guess what state that is[/spoiler]
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Probably going to be easy to guess, but here are some interesting facts. 1. Only state to enter the U.S via treaty 2. Has a ranch larger than the state of Rhode Island 3. Birthplace of Dr Pepper 4. Home to the first suspension bridge ever built in the U.S. 5. Home the worlds first rodeo 6. Has a capitol building taller than the one in Washing D.C.
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2 RepliesMy state has way to many black people who are all ghetto looking unfortunately and we don’t have any seasons besides summer and fall
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1 ReplyEdited by Dabomb555KD35: 10/5/2017 11:42:13 PMIn my state no one cares about illegal immigrants. In fact we hire them [spoiler]Indiana in case you were wondering [/spoiler]
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1 Replyin my state or area we have at least 7 chick-fil-a/chick-fil-a affiliated restaurants per county
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1 ReplyEdited by Nitey9: 10/5/2017 9:40:27 PMJust recently the bubonic plague was discovered on fleas here in Arizona.
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3 RepliesA couple years back in 2013, an apache helicopter apparently gunned down a van that was speeding down a road from military base.
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1 ReplyAn entire economy built around heads sculpted into the mountain, Indian Wars battle sites, and a once a year drunk biker festival with Corn Palace polka festival. Hard Mode.
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9 RepliesEdited by Disciple Gizmo: 10/7/2017 1:10:13 PMConsidered pretty southern/Christian, yet surprisingly moderate.
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2 RepliesWe have Native American appreciation day instead of Columbus Day [spoiler]/so we don't get days off[/spoiler]
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1 ReplyMy state flag is of an ancient rebel faction
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3 RepliesMy state is a state. You'd be surprised how many people mostly from Canada and a chunk from America that don't realise states exist outside of North America :/
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14 RepliesMy state is 5 times the size of Japan, 7 times the size of great Britain, and two and a half times the size of Texas.
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Edited by Neon15: 10/6/2017 1:38:52 AMAmong Florida natives a popular game to play is, [i]spot the tourist[/i]
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8 RepliesMost people here don't have a southern accent. It's strange in charlotte we act like we aren't really part of the south, it's a weird mix of north and south United States
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7 RepliesEdited by DemonessAngela: 10/4/2017 1:19:17 PMThe Great Molasses Disaster: In 1919, 2 million gallons of molasses raced through the city and killed 21 people. I'm not joking. [url=http://www.historytoday.com/chuck-lyons/sticky-tragedy-boston-molasses-disaster]link[/url]
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2 RepliesBirthplace of Pepsi and Krispy Kreme.
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In the great state of Tennessee, after years of work, we now have free college for every child graduating high school and for every adult to at least the Associates level and in some cases Bachelors. We have had universal healthcare since before Obama and we have some of the most kind and genuine people in America. Come check it out! Go Vols!
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Texas?
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4 RepliesEdited by Catty_Wampus22: 10/6/2017 4:40:04 AMUp until <a decade ago our state constitution said you couldn't hold public office if you were an atheist. My city elected an atheist to the city council causing a court battle using that to try and get him thrown out. Instead they removed that part. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cecil_Bothwell Bothwell was elected on November 3, 2009, to the city council after he won the third highest number of votes in the city election.[7]Following the election, opponents of Bothwell, including H. K. Edgerton, a former president of the Asheville NAACP, challenged his election because the North Carolina Constitution does not allow for atheists to hold public office in the state.[4] Law experts argued the provision was invalid because the United States Constitution prevents religious tests for public office.[12] The Supreme Court of the United States held in Torcaso v. Watkins (1961) that such provisions violate the First and Fourteenth Amendments to the U.S. Constitution.[13]
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1 Replymy state is not a state
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4 RepliesNo guns for me and there is an ongoing debate whether we should go back to a monarchy and seperate from what we belong to atm.
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lousiana
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9 RepliesEdited by Lebkazoo: 10/5/2017 1:25:49 AMSpring: What's a spring? Summer: OH MY GOSH EVERYONE IS ON FIRE Fall: Yeah the leaves were brown for a couple days this year Winter: OH MY GOSH TOMMY YOU'RE FROZEN WHAT DO WE DO?!? [spoiler]We also have no professional sports teams, everybody and their grandmother has a gun, and our solution to most problems is to shoot something at it. We're made fun of for all being cowboys, but the other ones of us also make fun of the cowboys; and sometimes our bears are friendly. Other times they can rip your face to shreds. You never really know. All of our snakes are microscopic, but will still bite you nonetheless. For birds, we have the lovely Bald Seagull and it's relative, the mourning doves that never shut up past 5 in the morning. [/spoiler]
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4 RepliesSmall as f**k, we "stop at the sign of a lemon," Benny's [b]was[/b] our favorite store, we put our clams into cake form, we have the first Baptist Church in the New World, we were known for islands before Hawaii was even discovered by Europeans, and lastly, we're still small as f**k.
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Fall: Hey look a foot of snow Winter: Hey look eight feet of snow Spring: Hey look melting snow... Wait now it's ice Summer: If it lands on a weekend we can have a picnic
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2 RepliesIn my state, if your family has less than 5 kids, you need to leave
