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Originally Posted by intoflatlines View Post
From my experience, almost every state has good and bad parts. When people think of Illinois they probably think of Chicago which is a great city. Most of Northeastern Illinois is very populated and has many things to do. If you venture South or West you'd think you were in.. Iowa. Wisconsin is alright in certain parts (Madison, Milwaukee, etc.) but most of it is sprawling farmland.. I visit a tiny town of ~30 people occasionally and people are nice but very closed-minded and "let's all stare at the out of towners" if you know what I mean.
People from Illinois are reviled up here in 'sconsin... Y'all drive too fast, are snotty, and think that you own the place. Spot on with all states having a bad mark, though. Wisconsin hicks, central Illinois (a week in Peoria, a week in Hell), Miami, FL.
post #32 of 32
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Originally Posted by Fido2 View Post
Hey I think TN is great.
I do Too!

TN sure is super great, especially when comparing it to IA.

Lemme tell you a thing. Once I went over to Des Monies, once, to visit a girlfriend I had met here in the Smokies... and the folks there gave me the creeps, kinda like people in a Twilight Zone episode. I could never quite put my finger on it, a was a kind of creepy feeling.. like a lurking horror straight out of a Lovecraft story was waiting just within a tentacles reach of the silent walls of meditating corn. An ever present feeling of a lurking presence watching with maligned intent and loathing in it's mind focused directly at me! Well we broke up.

Yup it was weird, them folk sure was queery. I was glad to get back to East TN.
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