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canada wishes. actually we do we might become bigger then russia then.
This seems about right.
And I don’t even live there.
Yeah, this is how most people view the US….
WOOT! Go me! 100% californian in your face!
yeah i have a feeling Canada does not wish to be Montana, North Dakota and Minnesota. woo strudel and really old rocks?
Hey… leave my strudel alone.
Oh my… That sounds bad.
Umm…Canada wishes they could be as awesome as us Minnesotans.
minnesota rocks
lol, minnesota.
No we really really don’t…
but Canada must want to me MI.
er, be Michigan.
It’s true, sadly. Although I’m not sure that most Californians know where New York is exactly and either believe that the entire state is actually New York City or are not aware that there is even a New York state at all. It’s more of a vague idea of a general area known as the “East Coast” which also somehow includes Chicago. That said, I love California and still proudly live there.
Mmmmkay, seriously, there are smart californians who know about what new york is, etc. But concept that follows each region on that chart is on the nose.
Know what’s funny? It goes both ways. Some urban New Yorkers think that us West Coasters still don’t have cars and ride around like cowboys.
oh they’ll pay for that!
Lolz @ the East Coast including Chicago. This is a funny graph, but I’ve lived in almost all of the regions of the US (including California), and IMHO, I think that most Californians are brain-dead, plasticated, latte-drinkin’, Hummer-drivin’, pseudo-vegan assholes. Sorry, it’s beautiful and all, especially the redwood forests, but I can’t wait for it to fall off into the ocean.
I love you.
That’s fine. We can’t wait to be away from the rest of the nutballs! Though we’d happily take the east coast and Canada with us.
kim… you know New york is lower right, and the arrow is more in a Massachusetts area? if so, then maybe us east-coasters can come cause you aren’t allll dumb
Hey, hey, hey………..we’re not brain-dead, we’re medicated. As I drive down the road in my hummer drinking my skinny hazel nut quad shot iced venti latte, running late to my tummy tuck because I’ve been medicated all week, I will gladly munch on my tofu energy bar while I pull up to my favorite dispensary and purchase another ounce of California’s own medicinal marijuana. Hey, it’s legit! I got a card……….hahaha.
That’s a little mean . . . a better half of the state is also very liberal and “hippy.” Because of that, most of us wouldn’t be caught dead with a Hummer.
I think you’re confusing southern California with the rest of us.
And, BTW, most of the people I know (including me) aren’t @$$holes and and, as you can see from my retort, most of us are not brain-dead, either.
Now, if you’re talking about our driving, then we can be @$$holes. But that’s beside the point.
pretty accurate. very nice.
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Oooo. This just BEGS for a retort from people from non-California areas.
I dunno Cali… a lot of those religious nutballs are in the quasi-vegas area too. They’re more of the “marry your niece who is also your half-sister” variety though, I guess.
Sounds like W. Virginia… only it’d be your real sister, who is also your mom. And don’t forget uncle Daddy!
If you substitute “left coast nutbars” for “awesome” and “Our Southern Cousins”
for “Canada” this is how most Canadians view America too!
I’m from California annnddd….. its rather sad how true this is. I wouldn’t have known it was true until I saw this but I quickly was nodding and laughing.
This is pretty true. I’m from Cali and have friends who think like this. One of my friends even said “Kansas? I thought that was just in Wizard of Oz.” The only things I would change is add apples to Washington and add in Chicago.
Besides Cali, we think Hawaii is cool too.
Heh, as a Kansas native going to school in Chicago, I had a housemate actually say “Wichita? I thought that was just a line in the Jayhawk song”
/facepalm
Heh. I live in Oklahoma, and people from the west and east coast still ask me if i ride a horse and live in a teepee.
The most annoying thing about telling people you’re from Oklahoma is when people start singing the song. I’m impressed when someone knows more than 40% of the words, though.
Hey, when I told my [California] friend that I was moving to Washington D.C., she repleyed, “But that’s a different country!” She seriously thought Washington D.C. was a seperate island or something. XD
umm does that say Coffee??? I need a remedial geography course I guess
Coffee = Starbucks = Seattle (I’m guessing here… but I think that’s the general idea.)
We don’t grow it, just serve it like its going out of style.
Yes it does… Starbucks
I’m from New York State… upstate, near Syracuse, if anyone knows where that is.
“Are you near the City?” asked my ex-girlfriend’s father, or some such.
“Nah… upstate, a fair distance away. Geographic center of the state.”
“Could you see the smoke from the twin towers?”
*headdesk* “Like, FIVE HOURS away.” Smoke literally can’t go high enough in the atmosphere to overcome the curvature of the earth between me and NYC.
Anyhow, from the East Coast… Texas looks right, Florida looks right, and “Religions Nutballs” doesn’t start until you’re south of D.C.
One tiny discrepancy: Texas has equal parts fake cowboys and real cowboys. Hey, someone’s gotta fuel this country’s love of beef.
My brother lives in Pennsylvania and he’s doing enough fueling as it is. XD
I do not think that slaying industrial quantity of cows bred in captivity can be called “being a cowboy”
I know all too well. As in I now attend SUNY Cortland…. but as I spent my first 20 years in CA… This is pretty accurate for how THEY see the rest of the country.
I live near Albany, NY and it really amuses me how New Yorkers refer to everything north of Westchester County as “upstate”
There’s the famous New Yorker cartoon showing a New Yorker’s view of the US. This California view is equally funny.
Hey, I’m from Watkins Glen. I joined the military shortly after 9-11, and I got asked that same question over and over. and when I told people I grew up in the country, they said: “But you said you were from New York”
::Pulls Hair Out::
What’s funny is I’ve gotten something similar living in CA. People who ask if you know certain movie stars when they find out you live in Cali. It’s like Hellooo, I live almost 400 miles away from Hollywood. :/
haha, yes! Personally, I think Northern CA and Southern CA should have been made into TWO states…
another thing… I’ve never heard anyone who lives in California call it “Cali”
Seriously–This is so true. No one says Cali.
I was born and raised in Cali. I say Cali all the time. Maybe it’s just me.
Seriously … I’m from Orange County, and everyone I tell asks if it’s like the show ‘O.C.’ The other one I get is they then ask if I know their cousin Mike, who also lives somewhere in the state of California.
We have the same problem in “downstate” Illinois. When I lived in Springfield (4.5 hours south of Chicago – actually closer to St. Louis than Chicago), I had to argue with people about whether it was the capitol, and explain that, no, it is not a suburb of Chicago – which usually leads to no, I did not live on a farm. Of course, I also fielded a lot of questions about the Simpsons, but you have to have a strange kind of respect for someone who will actually ask you if their favorite *cartoon* is filmed in your hometown….
as someone who comes from the chicago suburbs…i am surprised you did not live on a farm!
XD I’m technically from the suburbs and I live about a mile from many farms, so even the suburbs aren’t free from farms in Illinois. Then again, I live on the outskirts of suburbia near Aurora in Yorkville.
I know exactly what you mean… I’m from Louisiana; one of my best friends lives in Shreveport. That’s something like six hours northwest of New Orleans. She goes to college in San Antonio now, and people always ask her if Katrina damaged her house.
Now mind, I live only an hour north of N.O. and we just had the power go out.
I live in Oregon and this is exactly how I think of America! Except I don’t think of California as awesome.
I’ve lived at least once in each of those geographic areas, and that’s still exactly how I view America. Nicely done! Especially since I somehow landed and stayed in Southern Cali, which has an awesome factor of actual = -15, perceived = +100.
There should be a little dot in the middle of the “Vegas Somewhere” section called “Skiing” or “Weed” or some crap like that. Goodness knows that half of Colorado is made up of Californian transplants. There must be some reason they keep coming here, and since skiing and smoking is mostly what I’ve seen them do….
Denver is the sex-change capital of the world. I’m not sure if that’s related or not… but…
lmao! So true about the skiing and weed.
I’m from AZ & have a LOT of experience with Californians… this map seems fairly true except for one thing…. I don’t get why Calis would find Canada awesome? I mean, i personally love Canada, but in my experience Calis are a little too shallow to appreciate the more subtle awesomeness of our Northern neighbors. I’m just sayin.
As a Californian–one of the realistic, sane ones, mind–I can tell you it’s because they believe Canada’s some sort of liberal wonderland where there are no problems at all and everyone holds hands and sings all day.
…I’ve never been to Canada, so I can’t say whether or not that’s the case, but that’s what most Californians seem to believe.
I’m from California as well and I honestly don’t see ALL of the country like this. xD
But it’s true in a funny stereotype sort of way.
But hey man… I have a friend in almost every state in the Union (I think I still need Rhode Island and New Jersey… help me out here. xD).
Us Californian’s aren’t that bad are we? :/
As a native North Dakotan, I can testify that most of the country (not just California) thinks we’re Canadian. I also have a lot of Canadian friends who would be happy to claim us. And I’d rather be affiliated with Canada than with California, anyway…
How’s this? Was chatting w/a gent from an online dating service. Said he was from Chicago. Asked where I was from (keep in mind this was stated clearly in my profile). Said I am in North Dakota ….his next brilliant question? Oh yeah.. that’s in Cali…. right? …. hmmmm
Texas is definitely NOT full of fake cowboys. If you want to see fake cowboys go to Colorado. They’re all over the place up there.
Well, we don’t have many fake cowboys, but there is enough to get annoying.
haha ya i live in texas and there arent many the more annoying thing is the mexican “gangsta’s” but ya the cowboy thing does get annoying i also hate it when people attomtically thinks we have an accent >.< only texans who really have accents are west and east (old people mosly)
That is COMPLETELY inaccurate for me and most of the people I know.
Of course it is. Most sweeping generalities are extremely inaccurate. But people still make them anyway.
Of course it is. If they made an accurate chart, it wouldn’t be funny. Funny > Accuracy around here. Come to think of it, Funny > Accuracy just about anywhere.
P.S. And yes, hon. It’s me.
and i bet you never saw a priest, a rabbi and a minister walk into a bar together either? well better start removing all those jokes from history…
Native Californian who’s been living in Oklahoma for nearly a dozen years, and this is *still* how I see the country.
Only thing I don’t understand about this map is, does the creator generally mean the northeast as loud and obnoxious or just NY? The arrow seems to be pointing closer to RI or MA.
I have one other thing to add. It does depend on whether you are from Southern California or from Northern California. Northern Californians think Southern California is Mexico and Southern Californians think Northern California is full of hippies.
Everyone agrees 909ers are lame.
We Socal ppl generally call Norcal ppl “whack”. That sums it up.
Well, the 909-ers think you are lame too…
Hi–has everyone forgotten that we have a Central California? I’m from Fresno and this part of California is really hot! Ha! Literally, it’s 110 degrees this minute as I type! Calif. is still awesome.
I disagree!
That’s nice, dear.
californians only know the locations of the five states that matter…….california, florida, hawaii, texas, and new york…..the other states are in there somwhere lol
They know where New York *City* is
I doubt they know much about the state at all.
“You mean there’s a difference?”…
We know where Washington and Alaska are. And I’d say 30% of us know where Maine is. That drops to 15% of us know where Illinois is. Less than 5% of us know where the other states are. And ask any of us where Washington DC is, you’ll get a fail answer
“It’s near the White House, isn’t it?”
*Facepalm*
What makes you so sure we think New York, Florida and Texas “matter?”
Based on the few Californians I have met, I get the impression that this is true. However, I’m a religious nutball trying to force her religion on you…what do I know except God, the bible and creationism? PRAISE JESUS!!!!!
I live in Mississippi, which is of course a part of the “Religious Nutballs…” area. And I just have to say, this map is inaccurate.
We have pickup trucks here too.
I’m farther north in the area full of “religious nutballs,” Virginia to be precise, and we have pick-up trucks here too; the farther west you go, the more you see.
LOL
NEW YORKERS ARE NOT LOUD AND OBNOXIOUS, YOU DOUCHBAG!
(Though seriously, I’m a New Yorker [living in the 95% of New York that's "upstate"], and I’m sort of quiet and reserved.)
I believe the “New York” on this map is the city, not the state. (Much of the country doesn’t understand that there’s more to New York than NYC, even though it’s blatantly apparent on a map.)
THANK YOU. What is it with people? I’m a proud New Yorker, and I am nowhere near as rude as I am apparently supposed to be. Few people I know are rude. I’m not exactly sure where this misconception comes from- the fact that we’re busy? Talk fast? Move fast? Fine, so we’re a little pushy on the road, but the fact is, if you’re driving slower than 35 mph on a busy street in NY, you’re just desperately stupid. I’m really very shy offline, and don’t talk a heck of a lot. I’m not very loud either. Not many people I know are. What I’d like to know is, have these idiots who think we’re loud and obnoxious even been to NY and met a New Yorker? I don’t think they have, or maybe I’ve been talking to the wrong species of New Yorker, because almost all the NYers I know are really nice. And I’m practically in NYC! It’s true that we think pretty much everyone west of our state is a hillbilly, but that’s really just joking. *shrugs* Whatever. These Western lowlife scum aren’t worth our time. XDD Just kidding, just kidding!
Honestly, as a map of what Californians (myself being one of them) this is true. However, Midwest should be labeled Midwest (fat). And… well generally this should be the map we use. There’s California, and then there’s the bible belt… and then… coffee and gambling and… California. Yeah
Texas IS full of pickups; there are days when I’ll sit at a red light and count a dozen trucks (followed by 7 SUVs) before I see a single sedan or compact. Driving the freeway in a compact is such an educational experience that’s it’s part of drivers’ training curriculum. And that’s just in the city parts of the state!
I think that “Vegas” should be renamed “Vacation.”
Other than that, Canadians, don’t take offense to the inclusion of our states in your country. It just means they know Canada is north and have NO IDEA what states go in between.
I never comment on these things, but I had to with this… it’s so true! Whahaha. I’m going to post this on my cube.
HA! That sounds about right. I’m a native Californian btw. I don’t really understand or appreciate the “stupid and arrogant” stereotypes (the other ones are okay) but still find this quite accurate and hilarious.
Is Idaho in Coffee or Canada?
little bit of vegas, dash of coffee and a smattering of canada.
coffee, potatos, bacon, vodka and strippers.
hello new Denny’s Breakfast Special.
i just spat tea all over my desk…
They don’t have this at my Denny’s yet. I guess I have to move to Idaho. It’s the bar, the strip club, and the drunk food all in one! New Denny’s Breakfast Special FTW!
God, why didn’t Jersey get it’s own area? Seriously.
Because we negated New Jersey when we stole the movie industry from Ft. Lee. (No cruel remarks from Canada, now.)
Why bother? All it would have said was, “Worthless toxic waste dump – please bomb.”
Hey, why aren’t there any offended Floridians commenting here? Oh yeah, they don’t know how to use computers yet.
They’re too old to know what a computer IS.
Haha I am a native (Northern) Californian, going to college in Jacksonville in North Florida… Everyone at home thinks I go to school in Miami with all old people around and everyone at school thinks I live in Hollywood… LOL
It’s actually more like South Georgia than North Florida,
haha, yeah. i live in southern california, this is about right, ‘cept i don’t get the coffee thing… ah well hella koolio anyways
hella koolio? only norcal’s get to say ‘hella’ you bitch. where’d you get koolio? socal can have ‘koolio’, sounds gay anyways.
I disagree. Maine and the other New England states should be counted as “Canada,” not part of New York, since Up North and Really Really Cold = Canada. New Jersey and New York and possibly Washington D.C. and Virginia comprise New York City, which is comprised entirely of cabs and people who are constantly yelling. Florida isn’t just Old People, it’s also Where That Other Disneyland Is. And Vegas should only be the size of Nevada plus Arizona, because we know it doesn’t take THAT long to drive there, while anything further east in that shaded area is Skiing. Plus, Northern Californians hate Southern Californians and would mark that area of the map “those assholes who stole our water,” while Southern Californians tend to completely forget that Northern California exists, so clearly this map would be a Southern Californian’s view of the world.
I completely agree with your take on Northern Californians. That made me laugh harder than the map itself. I’m a native, and that’s EXACTLY how I would refer to Southern CA. I haven’t laughed that hard in a while. Thank you.
[full disclosure: i live in los angeles]
‘Cold’ is only one factor in what determines an area to be a part of Canada. Ask anyone who knows me, I extend the Canadian border down into the U.S. quite a ways, especially when other parts of the country are experiencing this ‘winter’ phenomenon.
But I don’t consider Maine or its ilk to be part of the Great White North. Like I said, cold is one thing, but I think a lot of folks’ idea of Canada is that it’s just like the Midwest, just a lot colder.
This map is accurate.
Hilarious. Probably true for the most part. I’d like to live in “coffee” personally.
Michigan seems non-existent without the lake carved out around it…makes the map look kinda strange. But it’s pretty much Canada anyway, right?
So true! When we moved from California to Ohio, our friends would constantly say, “When you move to Idaho…” or “Your house in Iowa will…” And when we would correct them, they always shrugged and often added, “Whatever. Same thing.”
Where in Ohio?
well if we substitute California (awesome) to California (plastic whores) I think that would make the map quite accurate
:/ I don’t think I’m a “plastic whore” kthx.
I don’t think I’m a religious nutball, either. Well, not a nutball, at the very least.
I always though of that Pink part as “Bad Weather and Racists”. The rest is pretty much accurate.
Florida should be Old People and Nutjobs, not just Old People.
So sad, and so very true.
Worse is that most people I speak with here in California think of the United States, and in fact refer to their country, as America. When I point out to them that America is a continent, they get confused. When I point out that Canadians are also Americans, they get mad.
Also, we in southern California tend to agree that only the southern half(ish) of our great state is “Awesome”.
Thanks
LMAO. Especially really patriotic rednecks (I live in Texas) who will not buy anything that’s not “American”. God save your soul if you try to tell them that the Canadian (or Mexican, Brazilian, etc.) beer that they’re boycotting is actually ‘American’. Hehehehehe. WIN.
As a native Californian… stereotypically…. this map is sad but true.
An observation given to me by my European friend is “The weather is great! CA people are all outdoors people & therefore not focused on studies”. hmm… is that the reason why there is a focus on plastic bodes & the need to be “Beautiful” oppose to “Smart”?
I had given up teaching at the local high schools because the focus on studies was not a factor, we were encouraged to pass the kids because “No Child is Left Behind”. It is amazing to see how many illiterate H.S graduates are out there, not to mention their belief that txt messaging lingo is adequate enough for formal papers.
So the So Cal is for “Looks” Nor Cal is for “Relaxation”, Vegas is for “Anything goes & it stays there!” & everything else in the U.S & Canada is “Somewhere over there”.
Oh, how I fear for our future!
What a weird spin on this. I never would have imagined this as a response. It’s hard to even argue the smart vs. beautiful thing because it’s so…odd. Did you point out to your European friend that the Tech industry is based here?
The problem with education extends far beyond this state and the “no child left behind” policy was started in the fake cowboy and pickup trucks place, not here. I’ve heard people refer to Californians as unconventional, but never uneducated. If you fear for our future though, I suggest moving to coffee or old people, maybe if enough of you people who hate it here leave, housing will get less expensive.
People know nothing about Texas! I go weeks without seeing horses or cowboys! There are a lot of trucks though… (sigh)
=( i hate that people think texas is all cowboys and horses!!! ya like u said there arent alot of horses and cowboys walknig around =D but there are way to many trucks >.< but no cowboys mostly mexican “gangsta’s” =D
hahaha, soo true. especially people in san francisco, like me.
I don’t get the Coffee part…?
california= the creamy deliciousness of uhmerica!
now quit bitching and go make me a sandwich restofthecontinent! and tell nyc to stfu before i make him sleep outside again.
oklahoma always has a bad rep :sigh:
What i find most amusing is that California isn’t as cool as it wants to be. I was born and raised there (now live in Seattle). anyway, what no one, including people in California, seems to know is that the area between San Fransisco and Los Angeles is mostly podunk hickville. Seriously, it’s not much different from Texas (where i also lived) and is full of those same religious crackpots and trailer trash and COWS! cows and stink everywhere! then between San Fransisco and Portland is the mountain folk and hippies. Drive all the way from LA to Seattle via the 5 freeway and pull over a lot, you’ll see all kinds of farm folk and rednecks with W stickers all over the place. this does not apply to driving the 101, coastal Californians tend to be less country and more rich, so i’m talking inland central california.
Hi. I’m from North Carolina, which is one of the more progressive states among the vast pink sea of ‘religious nutballs who try to force their religion on us [Californians].’ I just felt the urge to comment on my personal view of how these, admittedly quite humorous stereotypes, actually break down. To start, these stereotypes are extant ALL OVER this nation. Here’s how I think it actually decomposes: in larger, more urban centers in every state (assuming your state actually has one or more of these places we call cities or metro areas) there is ‘Loud’ and ‘Obnoxious,’ mixed with a good amount of ‘Awesome,’ heavy doses of ‘Coffee,’ a sprinkling of ‘Canada,’ and some ‘Vegas’ here and there. In the smaller, more rural areas, there are ‘Fake Cowboys’ and ‘Religious Nutballs,’ all of whom drive ‘Pickup Trucks.’ Old people and, I’d like to add, Stupid people, neither of which have the decency to just die and let the rest of us get on with our lives, comprise a blanket ominously covering all areas, citified and countrified. That, folks, is what I think is sad, but true.
spot on
wait uh.. so california thinks they’re the SAME THING as coffee (wtf) and canada? color fail?
Why is everybody telling their life’s story here? It’s just a graph.
im from london and thats how i see america… appart from NY. thats cool too.
New York > California
some parts of this map is how New Yorkers see the US except the canada part since we share a border, and switch the (Awesome) under California and make it a “Fake ass holes, bodies made from approximately 99.99999% plastic” and put a caption next to New York that says “Still trying to push away from our abusive parents, the USA”
i live about half an hour from NYC so not upstate but more in the suburbs. i go to NYC alot tho and most of the ppl just ignore you. they got better stuff to do than argue with some random person on the street and personally i could care less about anyone, but i went to colorado and loved it there and hope to visit again soon new yorks the best tho truth hurts sry
A true, but tragic commentary:
Over the last few years I have attended or visited some of the finest universities in California, full of students that got way better GPAs and SAT scores than any of you did, and maybe a quarter of the native Californians at these fine institutions could put all 50 states on a blank map. One HS validictorian and Stanford graduate recently asked me, “You mean there’s a West Virginia too?”
Tender spot hurting a lot? Other side too? bruises on your face and body throbbing? Is that blood running out your nose, skirt above your head in the wind, panties torn and soiled, titties swelling and turning blue by the minute, lost on the roadside, hoping not to die? Did you recognize the tail lights of the limo that threw you off? Was it the same limo that picked you up at election time, promising a good decent clean ride? Will you ever learn? Last time these guys did this to you, your babies were killed in Iraq and your retirement fund spent to do it, your taxes went up, you did not get destroyed by the weapons of mass destruction, they were never found. Poor little America. Our heart-felt prayers from Canada go out to you!
Ha ha. I’m from California and I thought this was hilarious. And Texans aren’t real cowboys. 4th grade U.S history. I still remember it.
@ The people who are trying to label California, you forgot that we have a lot of homos and Asians in California too.
for being a californian, i found this pretty accurate. except we think the floridans have it better off than us (not that theyre all old peeps)
I believe there should be a small exclusion in the New Orleans area. Make it a different color and label it Marid Gras or Bourbon Street, or both for that matter.
I dunno. I’d probably remove most of Pennsylvania from the religion group and plop the extra pink over onto Utah. Although the are finally changing their idiotic liquor laws.
I’m from Louisiana, now living near Houston, Texas. When I first moved here people assumed I had a pet alligator and rode a boat from my house on the swamp to my one-room school. I guess people don’t realize that Louisiana isn’t ALL swamp. People thought I was a complete idiot. They would ask me if I knew what the simplest things were: a movie theater, a car, a period (not the kind at the end of a sentence. The girl kind). I couldn’t believe how rude these people were, it was insulting.
haha im from Florida and this is completely true, its a pretty universal chart
I’m a Wisconsinite born and bred and I’ve gotta admit this is kind of how I view the rest of the country. x3
Except I’m no fan of California, so I think blond chicks when I think of that state.
I am Californian and I must say some of that is ture and mainly way off. When I think New York I think Gossip Girl, when I think Canada I think that one country above the needle thing or seatlle or something and spot on with Texas.
And C.A is not only blonds, sunshine, and famous people. The coast is like the desert, but the rest (minus desert) is all rainy and cold and dreary. And 1/10 people are natural blonds.
I’m from texas, and while there’s maybe four towns in texas that fit the generalization everyone has about Texas, it’s definitely not like this. We have big cities, cars, not everyone drives a pick up and loves country music.
I went to new york on a school trip, and another group from a school in minnesota and they asked stuff like ‘do you ride horses to school’ and ‘do you have any roads’ and were completely serious. it was insulting…
Dude, I’m sick and tired of people thinking that the South is nothing but religious nut jobs and old people. Yeah we like our religion, but come on, we just give our opinions, its up to you Californians to decide whats right and whats wrong. And come on, I wasn’t born in the state of old people!!!!!
Incidentally, this is also the way canadians view the ‘murrica.
No Michigan. This explains a lot
I’d love to say that this graph is offensive and inaccurate, but I really can’t defend the state I live in that well . . .
or 
, I can’t decide which.
Who ever made this is a Failure…. Thats too many details. More like California = Win Rest of all you Noobs =FAIL