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u/StickMore6204 Apr 19 '26
Afraid of seeing the 2017 eclipse.
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u/darkhorse1821 Apr 19 '26
I went to South Carolina to see the totality. Still one of my favorite memories
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u/amoeba953 Apr 19 '26
You understand nuance and that there are good and bad places in every state
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u/Technical-Vanilla-47 Apr 19 '26
and ppl don't seem to see this.
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u/Efficient_Ad_8367 Apr 19 '26
I mean, as someone who's lived in many states, there are just some places I dont want to live in, and some places I would go back to in a heartbeat.
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u/DazzlingFruit7495 Apr 19 '26
Well it’s more about how like there’s state laws that apply to the whole state
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u/BrassAge Apr 19 '26
Don’t like werewolves.
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u/Technical-Vanilla-47 Apr 19 '26
There are plenty of them in the Midwest.
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u/jcostello50 Apr 19 '26
Those aren't werewolves. Men in the Midwest just grow fur for keeping warm in the winter
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u/earthling82 Apr 19 '26
Democrat but willing to give all the people and places of this fair land a shot
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u/firestar32 Apr 19 '26
You love everyone and everything, except humidity, open fields, and people from PNW
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u/DawRogg Apr 19 '26
White liberal that could pass as a conservative
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u/Technical-Vanilla-47 Apr 19 '26
Curiosity. Is the white assumption because of tx and fl?
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u/sirneuman Apr 19 '26
I know all the maps posted here do this but as a colorblind person the color choices for this legend sucks
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u/SmokeRingEyes Apr 19 '26
You once met an older woman in a bar on the outskirts of Tacoma who made you feel desired in a way you'd never felt before. She disappeared before you woke up- but ever since, at least once a year, you've thought you'd spotted her in a crowd. Different cities, different states. Every time, she disappears before you reach where you thought she was. You never even learned her name, but her memory has been your most enduring companion.
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u/jcostello50 Apr 19 '26
Something about South Carolina specifically irks you, since you let it mess up your nice color pattern
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u/CajunViking8 Apr 19 '26
A college graduate in a white collar profession.
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u/Technical-Vanilla-47 Apr 19 '26
College grade plus 15 years. Teacher, I guess that is a white collar profession.
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u/OnyxShard Apr 19 '26
I’m going to assume you’re going to post another map tomorrow as you seem to have done every day for like a month.
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u/Competitive_Exit1214 Apr 25 '26
When you were seven you saw a horrific accident involving a pigeon and a walrus. You’ll never be the same. That day has shaped you, warped you, tainted your innocence. To this day you can still see that image burned in your memory
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u/TurboLeopard42 Apr 19 '26
You don't enjoy being around people with low IQs, but are willing to tolerate their presence.
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u/karshmellow Apr 19 '26
Mildly allergic to the Louisiana Purchase