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Another round of useless statistics for your viewing pleasure.
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Looks like a lot of people stick close to home.
I wasn’t born in Maine, but I got here as quick as I could.
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Notice the Pacific Northwest map says weed, not weeds.
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Maine doesn’t have any 100,000 plus cities. And that’s fine with me.
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Sorry.
I couldn’t resist.
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To a menopausal, hot flashing woman?
44 sounds perfect.
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I wish we had that much snow, but sadly we haven’t for years.
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River's world..... 
I’m doing my best to change CT from Fescue to weeds. The bunnies prefer weeds, and we’re all about doing what the bunnies like.
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As you should.
Bunny bereft Mainers are counting on you…
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Our neighbor has one of those pristine green lawns. No bunnies there.
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I live just a few feet from where I was born.
Actually though, I took the long way around to get there!
I lived in town 20 years.
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A few feet? Wow.
I think we have a winner.
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LOL I built a new house on what was once my parents’ vegetable garden. The little house I was born in stood just a few feet from where my new house is. Sadly Mom never had any pictures of that little house.
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That’s actually quite lovely.
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So I live in a red state, a light green state, an orange state, a blue state, and a blue state, but not a purple state. I bought my house from a woman who was born in it. We’re its second owners in 110 years. But I’m almost four miles from the house where I was born – though less than two miles by water.
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Wow.
That’s close!
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Inches or centimeters?
Oh yeah, it matters…
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Good question.
To be honest, I don’t know.
Though I’m sure all my European friends are hoping for inches .
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I’d hardly call the temperature in Arizona as mild!
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Me neither.
I’d self immolate in your summers…
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😅
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I was not surprised to see Pennsylvania up there when it comes to people sticking around, but I was a bit surprised about the average temps. Then again, when you take into account an entire year I guess those colder months are really gonna balance things out. And, we’re right around the national average. Yay, we’re average!
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A Pennsylvania tourism board slogan winner.
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🤣🤣🤣
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Am I being stupid? I think the 100,000 map footnotes say both, “several states have none” and “every state has a city that crosses the 100,000 mark”.
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Stupid is pretty much the norm for the maps I post.
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To me, those conflicts mean it was either generated by AI or an idiot.
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True about the snow! And I am one of those who haven’t strayed far from home. I was born about 25 miles from I live now.
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Because Maine is perfect.
Why leave?
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In the rainy season the entire state of California is green and all that grass turns golden once the rains stop – thus it is called the Golden State. But some joker says there’s no grass in California – okay – I guess he’s from one of those small dong countries!
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I was today years old learning why it’s called the Golden State. So thanks for solving that riddle.
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I would prefer Weenie size in the U.S, myself.
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Unfortunately, that map was not available.
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I live in 1 of those 5 cities in Pa. We have a population of 126,044
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My town has 3,100.
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They’re predicting a ton of snow (super El Nino) this winter. I wonder if it will pan out.
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Not here. We’re due to have a mild, rainy and ice filled winter. Just what I hate.
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I wonder who did that study on banana size and how they managed to get the data 😀
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I’d rather not know.
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