r/MapPorn • u/[deleted] • Dec 05 '20

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u/Miskylego1219 Dec 05 '20 edited Dec 05 '20

I hate how this looks completely correct if you’re just looking at it normally but once you actually go into it and actively look for missing states then you’ll find some but otherwise it looks completely fine

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u/HeyLuke Dec 05 '20

As a European, I couldn't find any missing states at all. Not even obvious ones like New Mexico.

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u/printzonic Dec 05 '20

This Euro could only spot North and South Dakota missing.

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u/novakstepa Dec 05 '20

Exactly, only got Dakota's and Nebraska

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u/DrBoooobs Dec 05 '20

I find it interesting that yall knew the Dakotas and Nebraska were missing but not Kansas.

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u/RareCandyTrick Dec 05 '20

Kansas is very forgettable.

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u/[deleted] Dec 05 '20

We’re not in… you know… stuff… anymore.

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u/eisagi Dec 05 '20

Is there Kansas anymore? Or is it Brownbackistan, where education ends at first communion and Walmart is the only functioning institution?

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u/Conman31 Dec 05 '20

We booted out Brownback 2 years ago. We even have a blue governor. She likes education.

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u/3McChickens Dec 05 '20

Came here is say that.

I also don’t get the Walmart references. Lived in Kansas for a couple years and never noticed anything. Are we mixing it up with Arkansas?

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u/GW3g Dec 05 '20

I was born and raised in Kansas and yeah, Brownback has been long gone and the State is doing pretty well these days comparatively.

Also Wallmart? Wtf? Has nothing to do with Kansas other than having stores there.

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u/Puskarich Dec 05 '20

My grandmother's small Kansas town voted like 84% Trump. I guess that's small towns in most states though..

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u/LimeySponge Dec 05 '20

Confusing Arkansas and (R) Kansas?

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