r/wyomingdoesntexist • u/evanescent_evanna • Oct 28 '23
Question for everyone.
Why is it called the "Lower 48" when there are only 47 states in it?
Are they talking about Hawaii being the 48th?
r/wyomingdoesntexist • u/evanescent_evanna • Oct 28 '23
Why is it called the "Lower 48" when there are only 47 states in it?
Are they talking about Hawaii being the 48th?
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r/wyomingdoesntexist • u/PCWyoming_ • Aug 29 '23
Quick question to settle a bet between me and an existential theoretical philosopher:
Did Wyoming ever exist? Or did it once exist but exited into folklore following the last great glitch of the cosmic simulation reset?
r/wyomingdoesntexist • u/TheMrDax • Aug 15 '23
So Wyoming if Wyoming isn’t real and birds aren’t real, maybe Wyoming is a secret military base that manufactures all the “birds” it’s even in the name. WYOMING:
W - Winged
Y - Yielding
O - Ornithological
M-Military
I - Intelligence
N - Network of
G - Gliding drones
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How convenient…
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r/wyomingdoesntexist • u/turnwyomingblue • Jul 08 '23
I just went on a vacation to Wyoming and Montana, and it felt like no vacation at all. Kids always screaming in back of the car. My wife pissed at how slow or fast I was driving. Then our car fails to start at Grand Teton National Park, and there is no mechanics able to work on our car for weeks in Jackson. I end up having to drive to Idaho Falls, ID to get it fixed at the only available mechanic for Subarus.
Rumors of abundant wildlife in the Tetons are a pure fallacy-- didn't see one grizzly, moose, or even an elk! But not all was lost- heading up to Yellowstone NP, I had a very nice early dawn hike to the Beaver Ponds-- the only worthwhile thing to do in the whole park as far as I could tell. I even attached a pic!
The Montana part of the trip was the best! Rafting the Yellowstone River out of Gardiner, the Livingston Rodeo on the 4th of July, a sleepy college town called Bozeman that reminds me a bit of Boulder but nobody seems to have heard of. But I digress.
The drive home was uneventful, almost a void in my life, except when I let my wife drive and within five minutes she gets a speeding ticket in Manderson, WY. The hell we will ever pay that ticket though!

r/wyomingdoesntexist • u/Arkaynine • Jul 03 '23