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The Midwest may not be the most famous part of the United States, but it’s definitely special. The people are friendly, the cuisine is hearty and comforting, and it offers a great mix of vibrant cities and cozy small towns. If you’re from this region, you definitely have high standards for your favorite football team and for the corn that you eat. And if you’re looking for a list that celebrates that good old Midwestern lifestyle, you’ve come to the right place, pandas.
We took a trip to Midwest Vs. The Rest on X and gathered some of their funniest memes below. From hilarious jokes about Midwesterners to painfully accurate observations, we hope you enjoy scrolling through this list. And be sure to upvote the images that you can’t wait to send to your relatives!
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Robyn Hill 4 hours ago
And you literally cannot see anything BUT the blinding snowflakes coming at you.
Charlotte 7 hours ago
I find it tiring after a while, its easy to get mesmerized
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Brian Droste 9 hours ago (edited)
I never thought of that, or you are in Star Trek starship and traveling through space. .
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Zephyr343 6 hours ago
Omg....38 years I have lived in the Midwest and never thought of using my heel once 🤣
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S Bow 9 hours ago
No. When I was in high school in Alaska we never had a single snow day, for obvious reasons.
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Deborah Schuler 3 hours ago
I remember President Obama's disbelief when his daughters' school in DC closed because they got a whole quarter inch of snow one day.
Unicorn 2 hours ago
That's normal in Ireland. Well, driving is impossible when there's snow on the roads.
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Michael Largey 8 hours ago
One Sunday night I got a call. "No school." "No school tomorrow?" "No school this week." (Blizzard of '78.)
Gingersnap In Iowa 7 hours ago
I can remember we had too many snow days and had to go to school on Saturdays to make days up.
Load More Replies... Brian Droste 9 hours ago
Where I live they still do this but not only on the news but on regular programs also now a days.
Sally Moen 50 minutes ago
This really is the peak Seattle area experience, however the number of inches of snow is probably laughable to Midwesterners: schools regularly close here for half an inch of snow with projected temperatures of 30 degrees Farenheit (barely below the freezing point).
Now, if you’re not from the United States or you need a refresher, the Midwest is made up of 12 great states: Illinois, Indiana, Iowa, Kansas, Michigan, Minnesota, Missouri, Nebraska, North Dakota, Ohio, South Dakota, and Wisconsin. In total, about one-fifth of the American population lives in this region. And these states provide a whopping 42.8% of the nation's entire agricultural output.
While this region certainly loves its corn and grows plenty of soybeans, wheat, apples, potatoes, and more, it’s full of much more than just farms. The Midwest is home to amazing cities like Chicago, Detroit, Minneapolis, St. Louis, Kansas City, Indianapolis, and Columbus. No matter what you’re looking for, you’re certain to find a place (and some people) that you love in the Midwest.
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wowbagger 7 hours ago
This may not be region-specific, but I think Midwesterners held onto this decorating style longer than any other part of the U.S., if not the world. When I was house-hunting in Minnesota 8 years ago, nearly every interior had these walls, s**g carpet, and heavy brown furniture.
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Ashlisha 5 hours ago
Sometimes they are massively larger than the bun! Love them.
Load More Replies... Beth Wheeler 8 hours ago
The little hole in the wall restaurants are always the best . I'll take a BLT
Floeckchen 8 hours ago (edited)
We had these too in the 80th and 90th in germany (and have only a few left). They've been called "Imbiss" and I can confirm they made the best fast food (before we knew what fast food was)
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Sonder Toffee 10 hours ago
I (a New Yorker) actually know what this is! It’s a walking taco.. tho oddly enough the first time I experienced one was at a bat mitzvah in Boca Raton.
April Pickett 8 hours ago
What's not to love? You've got a container, add lettuce, tomatos, taco meat, and cheese and you are good to go.
WednesdayAddams'HashbrownOrder 7 hours ago
This is actually a Texas thing - chili and cheese in a bag of fritos. You can get them at high school football games and the like. (My Texas grandmother used to make frito pie, which was a casserole with the same ingredients.)
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Cathy Jo Baker 6 hours ago
If you want some true delicious insanity, go to Mexico and try Dorilocos! Doritos with gummy bears, Japansese peanuts, carrot shreds, pickled pig skin, hot sauce.and a few other ingredients I'm forgetting. Sounds horrible but is delish!
If you’re from a coastal state and you’ve never considered living in (or even visiting) the Midwest, we’d like to explain exactly why this region is so special. When it comes to the best aspects of living in the Midwest, Colonial Van Lines cites the low cost of living. Even Chicago, one of the largest cities in the nation, is 27% less expensive than New York City.
Another reason why so many people love the Midwest is because residents actually get to experience all four seasons. In some other parts of the nation, it might feel like summer year-round, or winter might seem like it lasts almost half the year. Here, you can enjoy crisp autumns, snowy winters, warm summers, and gorgeous springs.
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Zig Zag Wanderer 9 hours ago
I love these scales. Like, tell me when my garbage bin will need relocation from another block!
Sally Moen 45 minutes ago
Storms ought to be named after small dogs. Imagine the morning news, Storm Kibbles is barrelling down on us at about 10 am
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Brian Droste 10 hours ago
I don't care if there is no wind and the sun is shining. I am staying inside.
TACO Don's Authentic TexMex 10 hours ago
You aren't Midwestern if you don't wear shorts and a hoody on a fine day like thet
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April Pickett 8 hours ago
Never buy a house on the downside of a hill. Think of water run-off, snow, and ice.
Now, the Midwestern lifestyle isn’t for everyone. But if you can embrace it, you’re going to love this region. Trips to the Great Lakes can be incredible, and Midwestern terminology is so charming. Locals in this region also love games like cornhole, which are a great way to make friends and get away from screens for a while. And though it may not be the healthiest cuisine, there’s no question that this part of the country has some amazing frozen custard, cheese curds, deep dish pizza, and casseroles.
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Charlotte 7 hours ago
Pretty norml in eastern ontario canada as well - especially in the winter because you need to dump all that winter clothing somewhere
Load More Replies... Michael Largey 7 hours ago
We've lived in our house for over 30 years. I have never come home and entered by the front door. Never.
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Michael Largey 8 hours ago
In, but not of Indiana. Oh, yes - pain. All you need to know about Indiana is that it's the northernmost southern state.
Zephyr343 6 hours ago
WI has more than cheese...we also have beer. And apparently the distinction of "if registered hunters were considered military, WI would be the second largest in the world."
Deborah Schuler 3 hours ago
Don't sell Wisconsin short. You also have bratwurst cooked in beer. I am from Illinois, but I will give you your due.
Load More Replies... Gingersnap In Iowa 7 hours ago
Corn...yup 👍 and we've got a cow made out of butter at the state fair.
Deborah Schuler 3 hours ago
You don't have to be from Iowa to love a life-size cow sculpted from butter.
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Sally Moen 43 minutes ago
I visited Boise, Idaho one winter and the city parking spaces available had big piles of snow in them. Well parking per hour was cheap and I had a rental pickup truck, so...
If you love getting outside and enjoying nature, there’s no shortage of places to visit in the Midwest. The Great Lakes have cliffs, waterfalls, beaches, and more. And if you’re interested in seeing forests and the stunning Cuyahoga River, Ohio’s the place to be. There are plenty of places to hike and/or kayak, such as Apostle Islands and the Cuyahoga Valley. And if you want to see incredible rock formations, you can’t miss Garden of the Gods.
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TACO Don's Authentic TexMex 10 hours ago
Cheese dip, lil' smokies and the third is a wonderful mystery. If you're lucky some form of mac'n'cheese
Sally Moen 41 minutes ago
I'm bringing my homemade from scratch Sloppy Joes with a big pack of hamburger buns and ai expect that crockpot to be empty by the time I go home
Charlotte 7 hours ago
crock pots. You make food at home in one of these, carry the whole thing to the pot luck, then plug it in when to keep the food nice and warm
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TACO Don's Authentic TexMex 9 hours ago
Once again can confirm. I have lived in Kansas around 30 years and the roadwork on Kellogg in Wichita Kansas has never finished
wowbagger 7 hours ago
OMG, is it still going? I moved away from Kansas 8 years ago!
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Eugene the Jeep 8 hours ago
That cold October wind is nasty when you've just come out of summer. It takes at least a month to thicken the skin for fall and winter.
Brian Droste 9 hours ago
Thst is about right. Before I retired I had to drive by a housing addition. They h ad a play area by the road. When it became February and it got warm out that play area was packed with kids and parents. They had a parking area that was packed with cars.
Perhaps you’re purely a city person, though. We can respect that! Whether you want to see live theatre, experience a bustling nightlife, or catch a concert by your favorite band, Chicago is the place to be. If you’re looking for a smaller city with amazing museums and plenty of trendy coffee shops, hit up Kansas City. And if you want to visit beautiful parks and see awesome architecture, don’t hesitate to make a stop in Detroit.
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April Pickett 8 hours ago
A very concerned government about it's citizen's welfare. I don't think there's a housing problem, homeless problem, or any protests. It's a sure thing ICE isn't going there.
Michael Largey 7 hours ago
ICE doesn't need a problem to show up. They bring it with them.
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Nikole 9 hours ago
Right?? Not that I'm complaining about the lack of snow though...
Load More Replies... April Pickett 8 hours ago
Here, we don't get the 1st picture. I think the lat time was about 20-25 years ago. I've lived in NC for 55 years. The weather has definitely changed.
If you’re not from the Midwest, there are some words and phrases that might confuse you when you encounter Midwesterners. For example, did you know that they call soda “pop”? And if they’re getting ready to do something, they might say they’re “fixin’ to” do that. You might also hear a casserole referred to as a “hotdish.” And you may hear phrases like “full as a tick” or “over yonder” when you’re in Midwestern territory.
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April Pickett 8 hours ago
I've thought about moving someplace like the Upper Peninsula. I've changed my mind.
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Brian Droste 10 hours ago
Since McDonald's fries are so durable, maybe we need to paved the roads in McDonald's fries.
Angela C 5 hours ago
Same! The fries are never properly salted. They seem to put it all on the burgers instead
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There are also some fun facts about the Midwest that you might not have heard before. Midwest Wanderer notes on their blog that Colon, Michigan, is known as the Magic Capital of the World. And The Mall of America in Minnesota is the largest mall in the country. And did you know that Ohio has a larger Amish population than any other state?
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Multa Nocte 5 hours ago
The awesome power of a group when it needs something done can't be over-estimated.
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Jeff White 8 hours ago
They (i,e., everyone in the U.P) still plays at least a snippet of the song on Nov 10 at 7pm. Every year. And the song is sometimes know as the Second Canadian National Anthem.
Gingersnap In Iowa 7 hours ago
I had the great privilege to sit front row with my Dad and listen to Gordon sing this song on Father's Day 2018.
Brian Droste 9 hours ago
When I first heard that song I didn't realize it was based on a true wreck until years later.
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TACO Don's Authentic TexMex 9 hours ago
You arent a true Midwesterner if that hasn't happened at least once to you
Are you enjoying this celebration of Midwestern culture, pandas? We hope that you’re feeling proud of your region or inspired to visit this part of the country if you’re from somewhere else. Keep upvoting the memes that make you giggle, and if you’re interested in checking out even more Midwestern humor on Bored Panda, look no further than this article!
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Helena 9 hours ago
It's like 10 at night, no moon, no light, go to put my wipers down after work, one gets away from me and snaps off. i have a 20 minute drive home and will not make it without the driver wiper. Found that wiper in the dark, in a snowbank, and even though i'm unfamiliar with how this one snaps on, snapped it on by feel, with frozen hands. I have never felt so triumphant.
Maren Villadsen 8 hours ago
Fuuuck I forgot to do this. - 14°C (7°F) to night. Really hope I don't need to go anywhere tomorrow.
TACO Don's Authentic TexMex 4 hours ago
Just pour boiling water on it(DON'T!!)
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Brian Droste 10 hours ago
My face would be a 🙂when there is no snow and a 🙁 when there is snow.
TACO Don's Authentic TexMex 9 hours ago
Have to agree. Snow makes such a mess. Then they salt and you track in salty snow and man more mess.
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Helena 9 hours ago
Huge kick out of Lawrence ks being the hometown of the guys in supernatural
TACO Don's Authentic TexMex 9 hours ago
Hutchinson's only claim to fame is the time it randomly started blowing up
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Multa Nocte 5 hours ago
There is nothing like watching harvesting machines when it is pitch black out! They seem like fictional monsters come to life.
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Brian Droste 10 hours ago
This is the second time Indiana is put down. What is so wrong with Indiana?
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Francois 10 hours ago
I don't understand? We have coats on beds at parties and I live in fricking London.
TACO Don's Authentic TexMex 9 hours ago
It's a bit different when the windchill is -20
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Gigi 9 hours ago
Not Los Angeles. The front hall might be crowded with shoes though?😄
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Multa Nocte 5 hours ago
Again, I am amazed that the little town towns I go through in France always seem to be able to patch up their roads relatively quickly, when in the US the roads were ALWAYS torn up, or when they were fixed they weren't much better or didn't last long. This may have to do with there being worse weather in the US, however, as southwest France's weather is very moderate.
Lyone Fein 4 hours ago
It’s definitely because of the winter weather in the Midwest. Not only do road surfaces expand and contract with temperature extremes, but in the snow you need to make the roads passable so there’s damage from the snow plows.
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Maggie Fulton 3 hours ago
Funny, a lot of roads in Phoenix look like this. Some places are almost more patch than road.
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Multa Nocte 5 hours ago
Isn't Hidden Valley no.1? It's certainly my favourite.
Load More Replies... Sally Moen 30 minutes ago
They left out the dry packets of ranch you mix at home, with sour cream and mayo and milk. My favorite brand is Uncle Dan's, an Idaho product that doesn't have bioengineered foods in it
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Brian Droste 10 hours ago (edited)
If it is 2 degrees outside, I am staying in inside wrapped in a blanket sitting in my recliner with the TV on even if the sun is shining outside.
TACO Don's Authentic TexMex 9 hours ago
You aren't a real Midwesterner if you aren't wearing shorts on a fine day like that
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LaurieAnnaT 8 hours ago
I hired a snow removal company last year. Great decision! It’s amazing how quickly they can clear my driveway.
Rachel Reynolds 5 hours ago
One of my neighbors is also one of the snow plow drivers. my road is always plowed.
Gingersnap In Iowa 7 hours ago
I'm very lucky and grateful for my neighbor John who does my driveway.
Sally Moen 22 minutes ago
In Seattle, the neighbor with a good quality, steel snow shovel is amazingly popular
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Multa Nocte 4 hours ago
In Indiana we always had to get in "Hoosier mama" and then laugh like an idiot.
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Michael Largey 7 hours ago
Someone told a UK citizen "You could fit your whole country into Nebraska." The Brit replied "Yes, but why would I want to?"
Auntriarch 49 minutes ago
If you said let's drive across the state that would be reasonable. If you said let's drive from Devizes to Perth, I'd think you were mad. We used to drive all day and think nothing of it in SA, but here in UK I wince at the thought of a four hour journey.
LaurieAnnaT 8 hours ago
Yeah, but there are a lot of farms in the south and trees and lakes up north, so much of the state is lightly populated.
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Multa Nocte 5 hours ago
There are days I would have sworn that someone had to have watered the parking lot all night for it to be that icy and treacherous.
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Brian Droste 9 hours ago
I would like to take a road trip up around Michigan side of Michigan lake to visit some of the lighthouses.
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Mother of Giants 6 hours ago
I currently live in a small town in southeast Iowa. We have less than 100 people in our "town". We have a school (K-8th grade). Of the dozen or so businesses in town, none of them are open to the general public. No retail businesses. Closest gas station is 14 miles away, closest McDonald's or Walmart is 16 miles away. My closest neighbor is over a mile away, and I wouldn't have it any other way.
Brian Droste 9 hours ago
Actually small towns are arre roomy than cities. They have more spaces between houses. Unless you live in a housing addition. But one thing about small towns, there is not a whole lot of things to do in them. If you like to go to plays, theaters, museums and things like these you are going to need to drive to a city to do these activities.
April Pickett 8 hours ago
I'd rather drive for entertainment purposes that live in a place like that.
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WednesdayAddams'HashbrownOrder 7 hours ago
True! Except they skip Montana, Wyoming, Utah, and Idaho too.
Sally Moen 26 minutes ago
It's funny that this whole Midwest thing excludes Colorado and parts of Texas. If you live in the US with vast plains, your weather and culture is midwest
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TACO Don's Authentic TexMex 9 hours ago
Live in Kansas. Can confirm. Nothing says Midwest like 50+ MPH gusts when the fields are being plowed. Please add "your momma" jokes as you see fit.
April Pickett 8 hours ago
If you close your eyes to a squint, when the wind blows the wheat, it can sort of look like waves at the beach. Use your imagination.
Lotekguy 1 hour ago
We offer more variety. The beach is always the same, but the cornfield becomes a soybean field in alternating years, sporting a completely different look.
Sally Moen 24 minutes ago
If you live near a cornfield, you probably have that superpower of being able to, at a glance while driving by, tell what is growing in any random field. Canola, spinach, corn, barley, sorghum, etc
Load More Replies... Multa Nocte 5 hours ago
We lived in Versailles, Indiana (population 2,113 - pronounced Vurh-sale - too funny) for a year and then moved to Butlerville (population 282) for a year. My gosh there were a lot of crops. But it was flat. I currently live in a village in France that has a population of about 1200, but we have a large chateaux (castle) in "town" and lots of people come and go such that there are always people about. We are also up on a hill, so you can see for kilometres, and it is very agricultural but you can get a nice view of the crops. In Indiana you just knew that there were crops, but couldn't see them all.
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Michael Largey 7 hours ago
Nope. I'm a Midwesterner, but not an idiot. Well, not complete idiot anyway
Rusty’scate 4 hours ago
I live in Massachusetts not the Midwest but northern and I wear shorts unless it’s single digits
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Rachel Reynolds 5 hours ago
69. because my husband never left his teen years.
Load More Replies... TACO Don's Authentic TexMex 4 hours ago
That... is exactly what my thermostat is set to at this exact moment lol
Brian Droste 8 hours ago
That is to cold for me. The minimum I keep my thermostat on is 70 degrees.
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Multa Nocte 4 hours ago
They always did look perky during the holidays, even the smallest, meanest shithole would light up and look festive.
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April Pickett 8 hours ago
It's the Federal cheese surplus. Once a long time ago, the Feds broke out a bunch of the cheese to feed the homeless and people on welfare.
Multa Nocte 5 hours ago
I remember when people could get big chunks of cheese like that from the government. Do they still give it out? How long does it last?
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Michael Largey 7 hours ago
A Cleveland trifecta.. Tour the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in the afternoon. Go to a baseball game in the evening. Leave for home the next morning.
Lotekguy 1 hour ago
You should also drive around picturesque University Circle, which is neither circular nor part of a university.
Load More Replies... George D 5 hours ago
This cannot be true. It says "destination", not city, so you mean tell me this scores higher than the national parks, coastlines, Blue Ridge and Rocky mountains, Disney/Universal, etc.
Multa Nocte 4 hours ago
Well we ARE only 11 days into 2026, so take that for what it's worth.
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The Starsong Princess 8 hours ago
You make a plan then watch the weather report for two weeks. First it says the days will be fine, then six inches of Sonos, then fine. Basically, it’s a crapshoot.
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TACO Don's Authentic TexMex 9 hours ago
Always goes 1 of 2 ways. Either everyone stares like you are an outsider or everyone says 'sup
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Multa Nocte 4 hours ago
Until there are, and then it seems like they are as packed as heavily as that snow is.
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Michael Largey 7 hours ago (edited)
There may be not method to our madness, but there's plenty of m**h.
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Mother of Giants 6 hours ago
Usually occurs the 3rd or 4th week of January and lasts till the 2nd week of February. May reappear in early March for 5 to 7 days.
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Multa Nocte 4 hours ago (edited)
I can't say this very loudly since I now live in France, but I DO miss those.
Load More Replies... Beth Wheeler 8 hours ago
The frozen ones are much h better. They are the closest you can get to homemade biscuits.
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Brian Droste 9 hours ago
That is about right. Where I live it was a high of Friday morning of about 62 Fahrenheit, Sunday morning it is going to be about 24 degrees fahrenheit.
Nikole 9 hours ago (edited)
We had thunderstorms too! No snow though. It was 60 on Thursday and right now it's 32. Edit: I just took out the garbage and there is a dusting of snow.
Load More Replies... Robyn Hill 3 hours ago
And sometimes, that high of 70 occurs at 6am, and by the time you get home from work, it’s 20 and blizzard conditions.
Multa Nocte 4 hours ago
Oklahoma, although farther south, used to have highly variable weather like this.
TACO Don's Authentic TexMex 4 hours ago
30's today in Kansas, 68 on Mnoday
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Brian Droste 9 hours ago
Yes,when they were dividing up Michigan, Indiana and Ohio, I don't know why they didn't make the bottom of Michigan straight.
Toothless Feline 6 hours ago
Because Michigan and Ohio were fighting over the port of Toledo. That line was carefully negotiated separately from the Indiana-Michigan border. (Wisconsin was the loser of that war, btw.)
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Gingersnap In Iowa 7 hours ago
I made pot roast last week. It was beef my Dad raised and it was delicious!!! Literally melt in your mouth. With onions, carrots and mashed potatoes!
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Deborah Schuler 2 hours ago
That's the way they built them before and right after WWII.
Load More Replies... Brian Droste 9 hours ago
I live in Indiana, I heard thst Gary Indiana is not a place you want to live in.
Michael Largey 7 hours ago
Gary was founded in the early 20th century as a steel manufacturing center. When the US steel industry collapsed, so did Gary.
Deborah Schuler 2 hours ago
I used to think Chicago was much further up the lakeshore than it is. When I was a kid, you could not see the end of the lake even from the Top of the Rock. (The observation deck on the Prudential Building, the tallest building in Chicago in the early 1960's.) The end of the lake was completely obscured by the smog generated by the steel mills in East Chicago, Hammond, and Gary.
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Michael Largey 7 hours ago
If you want to understand the Midwest, visit Iowa. If you want to misunderstand the Midwest, visit Chicago.
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April Pickett 8 hours ago
1. It's more fun for guys to be in the garage. 2. The wife won't let them in the house.
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Brian Droste 9 hours ago
Dies anyone else see a person in the red outline with a really long arm?
John Dilligaf 8 hours ago
the entire continental Unites States s an island, if you get right down to it
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Data1001 7 hours ago
Nah, in the first pic you probably wouldn't have even cleared off the entire windshield -- just enough to see through. The snow can get really icy when it settles on your windshield and make it super difficult to scrape off. When you just need to get to work without being late, sometimes all you can do is clean off the headlights, taillights and that little hole to see out of, lol.
Beth Wheeler 8 hours ago
Us the person in the 1st puc trying to k**l somebody? I live near Raleigh NC where we don't get much snow & I always clear as much as I can from my van.
Toothless Feline 7 hours ago
You left out the third type: the ones who keep the car in the garage and warm it up before going out so any snow that falls on it melts instantly.
Unicorn 1 hour ago
Where I live the cars are parked on the street. People pour warm water over the windscreen, which freezes when it hits the ground.
Load More Replies... April Pickett 8 hours ago
Problem is the guy behind in the 1st picture doesn't have snow tires.
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TACO Don's Authentic TexMex 9 hours ago
No. Ranch is the beverage. Dip is something with Velveeta
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TheBadHalfofHel 6 hours ago
Considering that sign appears to be in Ireland (opposite side of the road), it's going to have some type of beer in it.
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Zig Zag Wanderer 9 hours ago
I always thought the American Midwest was Oregon or something. Like the middle (n/s) of the west. How is this called Midwest?
Laura MG 8 hours ago
Dude! Look at a MAP! Oregon is on the West Coast! 🙄. "Midwest" is, basically, midwest of the east coast. I grew up in Mich, btw.
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Zig Zag Wanderer 9 hours ago
I always thought the American Midwest was Oregon or something. Like the middle (n/s) of the west. How is this called Midwest?
Laura MG 8 hours ago
Dude! Look at a MAP! Oregon is on the West Coast! 🙄. "Midwest" is, basically, midwest of the east coast. I grew up in Mich, btw.
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