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Because everyone needs more maps.
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Maine is clearly Team Cat.
Lord Dudley Mountcatten approves.
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Well done Colorado.
Though the fact that there’s a CDC Surveillance System tracking these stats has me a bit worried.
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How do you say pecan?
I’m in a green area but pronounce it more like the blue people do.
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This definitely puts it in perspective.
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Poetry in Stephen King country?
I call foul.
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Maine does indeed celebrate Patriot’s Day.
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If they’re red, I’m doomed.
But we feed the greys well and could probably survive the squirrel apocalypse.
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River's world..... 
I think our squirrels would grant us protected status should they take over.
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We can only hope.
And buy more nuts…
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Poetry, I think not.
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I pronounce it PEH-kahn.
And where is the genre science fiction? I feel personally assaulted by its omission!
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I’ve lived in this state for more than 60 years and I’d never heard the most asked question until I read this.
And are the dog/cat numbers skewed by the Crazy Cat Ladies who have ten or more?
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Probably. But I wouldn’t take it up with them if I were you…
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I’ve watched the squirrel population booming in Los Angeles. But if we ever underground our electrical wires, they’re doomed.
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In my part of Texas we say “pa-con” like normal people lol. And yes, Texas has it’s own power grid, actually it has several power grids. A couple of years ago when the winter storms hit east Texas (remember when Ted Cruz left for Cancun and left the state?) they lost power but in far West Texas the power was still on because for some reason we here, are hooked up to a different power grid than the rest of Texas. As for the genre of books that Texas reads more of, fiction is probably the best way to describe the state government.
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Oh yes, I remember Ted’s great escape.
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I love these posts.
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The obesity rate in Pa has no % ????? Um yeah ok
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Clearly there are no scales in Pa.
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Hawaii has a lot of endangered bird species and chickens run wild so cat people are strongly urged to keep kitty indoors. Definitely not a cat friendly place!
In the rural parts of California – ranch land – it’s legal for people to shoot squirrels and they do! My SIL, who was raised in one such area, was horrified that we actually fed the squirrels. Horrified! i kid you not!
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Is this one of those “there are two kinds of people” things? Those who feed squirrels and those who eat them? 😉
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Really? That seems awfully harsh. Maine has a lot of farms but we don’t shoot squirrels…
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I feel like I have the entire state’s squirrel population in my backyard!
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I often feel the same way.
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The book genre map is very misleading. There are only four main genres: fiction, nonfiction, poetry, and drama. Anything else on the map is a subgenre, so the math isn’t mathing, as they say.
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If you start questioning the veracity of my maps, this will all fall apart…
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I guess the inevitable downslide has begun.
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I say pecan all 4 ways. I also vary coyote (kai-oat vs kai-o-tee).
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Variety is the spice of life.
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I was definitely born in California. I hate romance books.
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I read them as a young girl, but looking back I’m not sure how I could…..
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I read maybe 2. So unrealistic. If a man rode in on a Horse, I will take the Horse and send him away.
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Poetry in Stephen King country? Poetry in Pennsylvania? I thought these maps were having a pretty good run here, but that book one gives me pause. Oh, and our squirrels here would like a recount. They don’t think all their precincts were included.
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Another rigged election?
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Why does West Virginia exist – hahahaha!
South Carolina has earthquakes?!?!? And here I thought hurricanes were their most worrisome natural disaster. I don’t read romance novels, but since my fellow Minnesotans clearly do, I’m assuming they do it to keep warm on -20 degree days, like today.
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I find people who read romance novels don’t/didn’t have any in their own life. My MIL read those awful Harlequin things until she died at 90 years old.. which totally proves my point.
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