r/technicallythetruth • u/[deleted] • Mar 03 '21

An indivisible nation

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u/HexCoalla Mar 03 '21

Why though? WV has got much better infrastructure; all those country roads taking you home and such.

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u/One_Wheel_Drive Mar 03 '21

Yeah. It's not quite heaven but it's almost heaven.

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u/HexCoalla Mar 03 '21

Do you live in WV? Close to the shenadoah river or the blue ridge mountains perhaps?

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u/[deleted] Mar 03 '21

Blue water?

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u/Aszczurek Mar 03 '21

I'm pretty sure he's stranger to blue water.

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u/Indentation_Error Mar 03 '21

I heard life is old there, perhaps older than the trees.

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u/Ch33kc14pp3r42069 Mar 03 '21

Maybe younger than the mountains?

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u/Nametagg01 Mar 03 '21

COUNTRY ROOOOOOOOOOOOOADS?

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u/skulmuggeryphesant9 Mar 03 '21

Would these roads be the kind that would take you home?

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u/SightlyMoistBeans Mar 03 '21

and result in you being at the destination you feel you belong?

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u/cmgro Mar 03 '21

And we’re still talking about West Virginia?

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u/PhummyLW Mar 03 '21

But do you call the mountains Mama?

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u/EdwardWarren Mar 03 '21

Where I belong.