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Vorpal Cat posted:rear end in a top hat drivers per square mile? Living in MA that was going to be me guess too. Not surprised by the reality though. Vegetation is all around here.
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Kavak posted:This should be another "Worst state=best food" map, but Connecticut choose Reese's. But that does make it one of those maps? 
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kalstrams posted:I must atone for my blunders. Livining in MA as I do I refuse to believe we are not the worst.
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D.N. Nation posted:
New Hampshire is mostly from people from Mass buying fireworks across the border since you can't buy them here.
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OddObserver posted:Otherwise known as Connecticut? Yeah, that state is a bit of a mystery to everyone. And Rhode Island which everyone forgets because it's so tiny.
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Rhode Island. Notably large state to the Northeast of Massachusetts.
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System Metternich posted:
I'm wondering why they mention a Native American monsters for Mass and not the Gloucester sea serpent or the Dover demon.
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HookShot posted:Not a map but I feel like this fits in with the spirit of this thread: http://mashable.com/2016/08/27/abc-for-baby-patriots/#YgFxOUc66qqP I love how on daring the army is chasing away what looks like the French army.
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cinci zoo sniper posted:Ok, sure, I get the McD and Subway maps. But Donuts? The gently caress is wrong with Chicago and everything east of it. Nothing  Only thing wrong with that map is the Mass should be split up into many more states.
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Spoeank posted:Felchville Even better it's part of Middlesex county.
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Ikasuhito posted:Any excuse is a good one. I just noticed that Massachusetts is missing Cape Cod when he mentions Boston.
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fishmech posted:One of New Hampshire's big things is to have no sales tax and extremely low to no state tax on alcohol, depending on the type. And it's in easy driving range of all the parts of the Boston metro area that aren't already in NH. So it's a great place to show up and drink a lot and buy a lot to bring back. In fact New Hampshire has state run liquor stores one I-95 north and south. So you need booze going in and going out.
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SoggyBobcat posted:wtf wisconsin Kraft is terrible cheese but it's better than the chalk they like in Utah.
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