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The Midwest Is A Unique Place, And These 68 Posts Should Clue You In About What The Deal Is
If you’re a non-American planning to visit the United States for the first time, you’re likely eyeing the big cities you’ve seen in movies or on TV. This short list would likely include New York City, Los Angeles, and San Francisco. If you’re looking for a party, Miami or Las Vegas would probably be on your radar.
Unless you’re planning to experience the sights and sounds of Chicago, the Midwest may not be a priority for you. But as the following screenshots may show you, life down there can be quite colorful.
If you’re from the region, these posts will likely resonate with you. Scroll through and enjoy!
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Barbara Hill 4 months ago
I like it , if they are going faster than me, Cause it means if there's a cop ahead, they will get the ticket.
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UnclePanda 4 months ago
We had no way to measure it but we could clearly see the 4-5 'touchdown prints' leading to an errant trampoline 200-300 yards from where it started.
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Inigo Montoya 4 months ago
I was once backpacking in Oregon, and we were enjoying the view from atop Eagle Cap mountain. Another hiker joins us and we chat. We mention we got a flat tire on the VERY rough road in to the trailhead, and our spare was flat too. He hands us his truck keys, and asks us to drop it at a different trailhead after we fix our tire, so he can make a 1-way hike out of his trip. Win win!
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Did I say that out loud? 4 months ago
We're very, very lost.....or seeking refuge from Reform. Please take pity on us either way.
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Bad Alchemy 4 months ago (edited)
My uncle hit an old bull that had wandered onto a backroad. He hit it with a tow truck. The bull died. So he hoisted it up onto the tow bed, took it home, and there was beef in the freezer for almost a year. For anyone out near Marshfield, WI about 35 years ago who had an old angus bull go missing, it was delicious.
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Jonas Fisher 4 months ago
Or how clipped the "Thank you" is when it's both routine and directed toward someone close to us. The t-h-a-n are pretty much non-existent, and we end up just saying, "Cue" with a lift at the end.
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Glen Ellyn 4 months ago
This is not only in the midwest. Ignorance is common all over the US. Too many people just don't care to learn anything. I guess they cast out their curiosity bug.
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Nikki Sevven 4 months ago
I'm a New Englander with a dedicated cheese drawer. We make a lot of cheese here.
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Barbara Hill 4 months ago
Or out in the garage with the door open,because there is no smoking in the house.
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Gehti nIXON 4 months ago
Probably a referenc to the Euchre card game, where you only use the cards 9-ace. That's why half of the deck looks used.
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OneHappyPuppy 4 months ago
Just today I received a "professional" Whatsapp message from a company saying they "f*cked up their order" when ordering from us. What do you reply?
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Barbara Hill 4 months ago
Because , it's been mispronounced for years ,and will continued to be,
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Kelly Scott 4 months ago (edited)
That was the view that broke me back there. And I can still feel the humidity.
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Barbara Hill 4 months ago
Where do you get your ranch dressing with Black specks. Let us know so we won't.
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Kelly Scott 4 months ago
You know when you're out in the sticks in the Midwest when the hog and cattle prices are on the news.
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Lil be lil 4 months ago
Some crazy Hawaiian settled here and named it, basically said 'hello' and 'good bye' to Michigan!
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