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Whatup with them Nebraska Coeds though?
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This was a pretty cool act. Five stars
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speaking of western rear end kansas...   
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Isn't bells like really good? That said "I have been to many bars and breweries throughout Michigan. This is the first that sought to interrupt my experience by asking me to step outside with my e-cigarette. E-cigarettes do not create smoke, just odorless vapor that almost immediately dissipates and leaves no smell behind. They are perfectly legal in Michigan. Why Bells' wants to alienate customers who use smoking alternatives is something I do not understand. I will not be visiting this establishment again." gently caress hipsters
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May 16, 2016 23:11
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"odorless"
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Matey posted:speaking of western rear end kansas... You just know the person who came up with that name thinks they are clever as all get out.
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Darth123123 posted:Isn't bells like really good? That said For people that think its "odorless" and "Harmless" they sure expend a lot of energy not to inhale their own vapor.
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Superman leaving the midwest for Metropolis was the most realistic thing from the comics
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awe yeeeee nothing I love more than talking about the midwest and vaping  
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Matey posted:awe yeeeee nothing I love more than talking about the midwest and vaping Look at the haze.
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Linux Pirate posted:Tourist traps are a staple of the midwest. I wouldn't consider Carhenge as a tourist trap. It is quite ingenious and provides a fairly accurate idea of the scale and layout of Stonehenge. I, by the way, am from the Midwest. I may contribute some photographs of my own at some point! Love, Vitalis
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I am not a book posted:Midwest trip report: 1 - That's after the massive highway construction project in Council Bluffs. Omaha is growing rapidly. 2 - Well, some make hot pepper beer, but that's a novelty everywhere I think. I would recommend the heff brew from Nebraska Brewing Company. It's an award winner, and they do make great beers and ales. 3 - You bought a runza and expected . . . what, exactly? It's cabbage and ground beef. 4 - Yes, there are thick-ankled women. Also in Tennessee, Texas, Arizona, Michigan, Colorado, Utah, Florida . . . you get the picture. Were you on the way to Colorado? If so, we should talk. Love, Vitalis
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This is what Peoria does to people
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If only that time traveler hadn't mixed up which Selena to kill.
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Heath posted:This is what Peoria does to people going to visit extended family in an even smaller town west of peoria this summer there is always so much exciting things going on there
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thathonkey posted:going to visit extended family in an even smaller town west of peoria this summer there is always so much exciting things going on there Is it Pekin because lmfao I'm sorry
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Heath posted:This is what Peoria does to people nothing else to do there
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PokeJoe posted:nothing else to do there Whatever do you mean? There's - oh wait that closed But there's -- no wait they closed too Well we can go to the riverfro-- oh 
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Gettin Peoria nostalgic in this thread. Probably will end up down there sometime later this year again.
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Heath posted:Is it Pekin because lmfao I'm sorry macomb
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Very late, but it sure looks like STL.
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Gaunab posted:iowa chop "Let's take the most boring and tasteless cut of meat, cook it so that has the worst texture possible, and make it our claim to culinary fame."
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Light Gun Man posted:Gettin Peoria nostalgic in this thread. Probably will end up down there sometime later this year again. I grew up just outside of Peoria and the town still really clings to the idea that it's the all-American city because its proportional demographics most closely resemble that of the country at large when in reality it's because the city depends heavily on the large multinational corporation that fucks its workers over on a yearly basis. They also are gradually swallowing the riverfront area by doing things like building the ugliest museum ever conceived by human hands that takes pains to remind you that Caterpillar is a great boon to the local economy while attempting to make it seem like Peorians give a poo poo about anything resembling things like cultural development or living in a state of anything other than unceasing despair
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I live in SD and its fine. Defining feature of where I live is "it's flat". I really have nothing negative to say about it, other then "it's flat". Positives are also flatness
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Captain Yossarian posted:I live in SD and its fine. Defining feature of where I live is "it's flat". I really have nothing negative to say about it, other then "it's flat". Positives are also flatness Also, it isn't North Dakota, which is a pretty big plus, imo
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I live near Sheboygan WI which, at 45k souls is the closest thing to a city in a 75 mile radius. And honestly I wouldn't mind living here if it wasn't for the fact that average age is something like 55. Every club I try to join is all middle aged or retired people. Everybody young left for the cities.
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manitowoc and sheboygan are two places i forget exist until i see them on a map. they're the delaware of wisconsin.
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notZaar posted:I live near Sheboygan WI which, at 45k souls is the closest thing to a city in a 75 mile radius. And honestly I wouldn't mind living here if it wasn't for the fact that average age is something like 55. Every club I try to join is all middle aged or retired people. Everybody young left for the cities. Literally the only cool thing about Sheboygan I remember from when my dad lived there is you could check out computer games from the library.
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