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That's what the Great Lakes are.
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Quorum posted:You know what they say: as goes Slaverb, so goes the nation. ah yes the Slaverb proverb
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SlothfulCobra posted:That's what the Great Lakes are. Out of countryers all seem to be super disappointed when you tell them, no, you cant swim across lake superior
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SlothfulCobra posted:That's what the Great Lakes are. Do they have a Central Trankland Isle?
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Milo and POTUS posted:Out of countryers all seem to be super disappointed when you tell them, no, you cant swim across lake superior Why would any American tell a foreigner this??
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pik_d posted:Found one Too bad the authors eventually got lazy with places like "Wyoming"
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steinrokkan posted:Too bad the authors eventually got lazy with places like "Wyoming" That’s just some valley in Pennsylvania. Why the hell would you apply it to a state out west? “Idaho”? I’m pretty sure that that’s fabricated from whole cloth.
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SlothfulCobra posted:That's what the Great Lakes are. They're not labeled on that map but I can only assume they're now just the Good Lakes with Lake Doramos there
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Teriyaki Hairpiece posted:Why would any American tell a foreigner this?? I don't want to be an accessory to suicide
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Most of the climate in spain is terribad, but turist only experience the one in the coast that is mediterranean.  
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As an english person I was sort of drawn towards somewhere on the west coast like southern(?) oregon. Not that I know anything about it really just picking a spot on the map.
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Jippa posted:As an english person I was sort of drawn towards somewhere on the west coast like southern(?) oregon. Not that I know anything about it really just picking a spot on the map. It used to be meth land now it’s unlicensed marijuana farms controlled by drug cartels. And also meth land.
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Louisana immigrants represent
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Massachusetts Bay will be a warm climate for our new Zion 
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I was born just west of Tripoli, where it regularly hits +40c in the summer days and regularly hits -20c in the winter nights. Ah, the balmy mediterranean sea.
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Moses parting Florida from the rest of the continent gif
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Edgar Allen Ho posted:I was born just west of Tripoli, where it regularly hits +40c in the summer days and regularly hits -20c in the winter nights. Ah, the balmy mediterranean sea. I'm just inland of San Francisco, and I'd honestly love some -20c winter nights to balance out the 40c summer days.
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Edgar Allen Ho posted:I was born just west of Tripoli, where it regularly hits +40c in the summer days and regularly hits -20c in the winter nights. Ah, the balmy mediterranean sea. I mean you have to have soil and biomatter/water to keep the temps from fluctuating like that. Perhaps this is something you can work on 
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Chicago was Constantinople Now it's Chicago, not Constantinople Been a long time gone, Constantinople Why did Constantinople get repairs? That's nobody's business but DA BEARS
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The United States's campaign against passenger pigeons wasn't a war, it was a massacre. I call it avicide. How did they even manage to wipe out a species that had been so abundant just decades earlier
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Teriyaki Hairpiece posted:
Imagine looking at a continent of literally Home Town Football Club and thinking that is better than this If we count exterminations of birds then USA, Aotearoa, and the Porto-Dutch Pact have decisively carried the Bird Wars for the loser countries. Humans: 1 Birds: 0 Edgar Allen Ho fucked around with this message at 03:18 on Jul 23, 2022 |
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These maps are always interesting to me. For example, I'm surprised Hawaii's percentage is relatively low. Obviously they get plenty of tourists, but I didn't know they received that much internal migration from other states as well. Do people go there to retire, like they do with Florida?
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ulmont posted:Who Dat! Statistically, they are people who were born in the state
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Teriyaki Hairpiece posted:
Well, this is a hell of a way to learn that the Grand Prairie AirHogs folded.
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Phlegmish posted:These maps are always interesting to me. For example, I'm surprised Hawaii's percentage is relatively low. Obviously they get plenty of tourists, but I didn't know they received that much internal migration from other states as well. Do people go there to retire, like they do with Florida? I think it's a mix between people going there because it's a pretty attractive destination, but also the people who were born in the state leaving for other parts. And I wouldn't be surprised if a lot of people born in Hawaii end up leaving to pursue a career or education, since the island would have pretty limited possibilities. It also might be one of the cheaper places for Asian and Pacific immigrants to get to, which is why it already has such a large Japanese community. The only one I really know what's going on is Arizona, since it's gone through such an explosion of population growth in the last few decades. Delaware, Maryland, and Virginia might just be passing their population around between themselves. I guess DC is also a city, where naturally populations of cities tend to leave or bring in people from afar, even if it's just moving from the city proper to suburbs.
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I lived in Nevada for months for work once and I met a grand total of two people who were born there.
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Phlegmish posted:These maps are always interesting to me. For example, I'm surprised Hawaii's percentage is relatively low. Obviously they get plenty of tourists, but I didn't know they received that much internal migration from other states as well. Do people go there to retire, like they do with Florida? There's that, and there's also quite a large military population in a state with a relatively small population to begin with. Military and Federal workers (as well as contractors) are also a big reason why the states around DC stand out so much, along with there being a big metro area that straddles state lines.
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SlothfulCobra posted:I think it's a mix between people going there because it's a pretty attractive destination, but also the people who were born in the state leaving for other parts. And I wouldn't be surprised if a lot of people born in Hawaii end up leaving to pursue a career or education, since the island would have pretty limited possibilities. It also might be one of the cheaper places for Asian and Pacific immigrants to get to, which is why it already has such a large Japanese community. In what world is Hawaii a cheap destination? The japanese population is largely there from a long time ago. There's vastly easier and cheaper flights to get from Asia to LA, say, than to get to Hawaii. And once you get there, it's the most expensive state by a ludicrous margin. And largely without the benefits of higher wages to compensate. Living in Hawaii is tough.  Goes without saying the struggle largely hits native hawaiians. But you'll still face insane prices as White WhiteWhite Beauregard Stanford III if you want it to be your sunbelt retirement destination. Edgar Allen Ho fucked around with this message at 04:15 on Jul 23, 2022 |
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I dunno about price but a ton of Japanese people go to Hawaii on vacation.
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Grand Fromage posted:I dunno about price but a ton of Japanese people go to Hawaii on vacation. I don't think tourists count for who lives where, otherwise I also lived in Hawaii once
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Edgar Allen Ho posted:I don't think tourists count for who lives where, otherwise I also lived in Hawaii once Am I supposed to read posts before I reply to them? 
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