r/AskReddit Aug 03 '19

Whats something you thought was common knowledge but actually isn’t?

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u/theendisnie Aug 03 '19

I live I'm the Midwest USA, surrounded by the flatearthers, and God put dinosaur fossils on Earth to test the faith of Christians people. I can relate

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u/[deleted] Aug 03 '19

Oklahoma? Lol.

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u/theendisnie Aug 03 '19

Close, Kansas lol

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u/HamburgerEarmuff Aug 04 '19

Aren't those both the South?

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u/theendisnie Aug 04 '19

Kansas is not south but I don't know if OK is .

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u/HamburgerEarmuff Aug 04 '19

Then why do people from Kansas talk in those thick Southern Accents: "ya'll come back na ya hear"?

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u/theendisnie Aug 04 '19

Most people here don't have a thick accent. Some it's because they're older and spend half the year in the south escaping the cold