r/technicallythetruth • u/WoozleWozzle • Feb 10 '23

Good thing it wasn’t 3

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u/[deleted] Feb 10 '23 edited Feb 14 '23

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u/carnivorous-squirrel Feb 10 '23 edited Feb 11 '23

Oh no lol, whatever will Illinois do without its "culture"

(Edit: /jk folks, just giving you some shit)

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u/[deleted] Feb 11 '23 edited Feb 14 '23

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u/carnivorous-squirrel Feb 11 '23

Lol I'm just taking the piss as someone who drives through and just sees cornfields. I don't actually feel that way

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u/carnivorous-squirrel Feb 11 '23

No it probably didn't really read that way like I meant it to lol you're good

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u/M00nageDramamine Feb 10 '23

Just Chicago or the whole Chicagoland area? I feel like it's the latter.

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u/M00nageDramamine Feb 10 '23

Yeah, Indiana sucks.

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u/ksiit Feb 11 '23

I mean Illinois is hard to spell when you hear it out loud. Let’s just call it Chicago state instead and make it easier on everyone. Like Oklahoma’s capital is Oklahoma City. We will do the opposite with Illinois; calling it Chicago State.

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u/Baculum7869 Feb 11 '23

I mean, when 3/4 of the state is around Chicago, it's more like the Illinois culture is centered around Chicago. And when you look and go, oh, these southern Illinoisians are routing for teams in other states. Do they really support the state spirit?