Wichita, Rockford, and Des Moines. I'm from Monticello, which was dark red, so I guess it works.
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Probably because once you get near Springfield Illinois and south it gets basically the south. My mom is from southern Illinois and its a different world down there. Minus Chicago, the rest of Illinois is southern.
Wichita, Springfield Mo, and Irving Tx.
Born/raised in St. Louis, then Iowa State, married ISU woman from Des Moines, and then 20 yrs in Dallas and Houston working.
Born/raised in St. Louis, then Iowa State, married ISU woman from Des Moines, and then 20 yrs in Dallas and Houston working.
Lessee, lessee, Pflugerville, Boston, and Woodstock.
No, not really, I just like these songs.
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But, true to my northern Iowa roots, I did draw Fort Wayne.
Like that song a lot less, though.
No, not really, I just like these songs.
cool:But, true to my northern Iowa roots, I did draw Fort Wayne.
Like that song a lot less, though.
Actually, it's the other way around. Do you call a soda "pop" for some reason? Stupidest thing ever.
Kansas City
Overland Park
Springfield, MO
Lived in Southern Iowa my whole life, must be a little too close to the border.
Overland Park
Springfield, MO
Lived in Southern Iowa my whole life, must be a little too close to the border.
I ended up taking it twice once I discovered there were questions that I didn't get the first time. After the first test, my similar cities were Stockton, Tacoma, and SLC. After the second time, my similar cities were Des Moines, Lincoln, and Omaha. Both times, New Orleans came up as a least-similar city.
Soda is the adjective. Describes what kind of pop it is. Pop is the noun. Who's stupid now?
Rockford, Grand Rapids, and Toledo. I guess Rockford makes sense some I am from eastern Iowa, but I have no connection to the other two other than working in Grand Rapids once.
I thought there were a lot of colloquiaslisms that I had no idea about like night before Halloween and name for when it rains when the sun is shining. I have heard of rubbernecking, but I don't believe I have ever used the term before because I just refer to them as idiots or some other word.
I thought there were a lot of colloquiaslisms that I had no idea about like night before Halloween and name for when it rains when the sun is shining. I have heard of rubbernecking, but I don't believe I have ever used the term before because I just refer to them as idiots or some other word.
Reno, Boise, and Spokane.
Weird.
Lived in the Midwest all my life and spent about 8 months in Kentucky for a coop. I guess it was pretty deep red all through the country except south of the Mason-Dixon line and in the Northeast
Weird.
Lived in the Midwest all my life and spent about 8 months in Kentucky for a coop. I guess it was pretty deep red all through the country except south of the Mason-Dixon line and in the Northeast
