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Without knowing anything about The Virginian, I find it funny that it is in Wyoming. I can't imagine what would beat The Wire in this state.  It looks like DC isn't displayed. I vote Smart Guy.
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Peanut President posted:He's from Virginia originally, so everyone calls him..wait for it...the Virginian. Thank you for the helpful hint!
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Dec 24, 2013 20:03
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Rumda posted:yeah but in that case why did me and that Scottish guy get California when we more than likely know English normally Because people with some kind of relation to California are likely disproportionately represented in America media or English language media overall. Same with New York City. This quiz also measures word choice, not accent.
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Dec 25, 2013 20:32
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Grand Prize Winner posted:This is how a Californian spots an outsider. This man speaks the truth.
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Dec 26, 2013 23:26
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Do people who practice Hinduism consider everyone else who is said to practice Hinduism a Hindu? Obvious answer is "yeah, duh, they practice Hinduism" but India is a huge subcontinent with a huge number of people and cultures. Do they all consider each other to be Hindus or do they find difference in each other? Is that difference substantial? Are there people the West may say are all Hindus but people in another part of India would say they are not?
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Koramei posted:Almost certainly yes to all of those, but keep in mind that that map was probably not written with any regards to religious sensitivity. I didn't think it was. It's just something I'm always curious about when I see religious maps, especially of India. 
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