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The history of Kansas definitely has some Dixie in it. And if you visit KU, it has some SEC frat culture.I would go Iowa, Kansas, Nebraska, Minnesota, and Wisconsin in that order.
There’s nothing “Dixie” about Kansas. I’d argue it’s Midwestern enough to make northern Oklahoma part of the Midwest.
Agree, the twin cities and the majority of the rest of the state are pretty polar oppositeTell me you’ve never visited non-Minneapolis Minnesota without telling me.
If you're a multi-generational Illinoisan wanting to know where you land on the north/south cultural divide, it's worth figuring out who your ancestors voted for.Southern Indiana is like Deliverance. The Southern tip of Illinois at Cairo is like a post apocalyptic movie scene.
The bottom tier of Iowa counties can be pretty redneck. I feel like now a lot of other parts of rural Iowa are wannabe rednecks.
I grew up in the sticks of NW Iowa. Had fishing gear in my car from March to December. Had a shotgun in my trunk a lot of times. And when I worked in southern Iowa out of college I felt like I had culture warped to Appalachia.
So the provision that the power brokers and most influential voices want the least (SBA reform) and the fact that it actually makes a stronger provision than the Black Congressional Caucus walked from (capping earning) is what's going to push it over the line?Don't know how many times I need to explain this to you but SCORE never had a chance in the House due to the lack of SBA/Pooling language and strict anti-employee language. But at least Sankey and Petitti supported SCORE without SBA and anti-Super League language. And then you had the House Black Caucus blockade it in the House due to an entirely unrelated issue.
Cruz-Cantwell has a much better shot of getting passed in the House if an unrelated issue doesn't blockade it again.
Definitely a difference, but there are parts of southern Illinois/Indiana/Missoura that can put your average southern Iowa redneck to shame.Us north Iowans say that about south of 80.
Have we ditched that one? I kinda liked it because it was unique and the students actually got it down pretty wellThe one where we mock ourselves with “whatcha gonna do? I S U” one? That was CPR era I think. I’m going off when it happened where we were sitting at the time.
Us north Iowans say that about south of 80.I'd make a case for Illinois or Indiana over Minnesota, but go far enough south in those states and you can feel like you're in Dixie.
Iowa has some variation between north and south, but not to that degree.
That has to be in my top 10-ish of "unexpected results for victory" in modern ISU FB history (I'll defined as previous 50 years or so). Winning it? I don't think that would have been a shock, Iowa State was somewhat close/almost in quite a few games that season, but winning by 56 wouldn't have been on my bingo card.That’s what I really remember about watching that Tech game on TV. Every time the camera showed the Red Raiders, you could see how miserable they were and how much they wanted to just go home.
I see he is wrestling nowdid he get a default? Saw him on the mat, then next match came on
Maybe he showed up to court? The arrest warrant here was missing a hearing 3 years ago.How the hell has Royce White kept from being arrested last I knew he was way behind on child support.
did he get a default? Saw him on the mat, then next match came onGaitan assigned to mat 1