[ SECRET POST #3253 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3253 ⌋

Warning: Some secrets are NOT worksafe and may contain SPOILERS.

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02.
[Fallout]


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03.
[Colonel Fitzwilliam, Pride and Prejudice 1995 miniseries]


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04.
[Master and Commander/Aubrey/Maturin series]


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05.
[Undertale]


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06.
[Justified]


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07.
[Fury, Don/Boyd]


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08.
(The Pioneer Woman/Ree Drummond)


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09.
[Interworld]











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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

Oh piss off. I don't know which coast you live on (east or west, it doesn't matter. The snotty attitude is the same.) but flyover country makes up most of the landmass and the reason homey shows appeal is because that is how people live ( or possibly aspire to live.)

[(Anonymous)]

MURRICA.

[(Anonymous)]

lol most of the landmass means nothing to actual population numbers, it's just people in flyover states think themselves "the most american" and deserving or preferential treatment

[(Anonymous)]

It's nothing to do with preferential treatment and everything to do with being treated respectfully.

Why 'Coasters have such a weird dislike for the rest of their countrymen is really unfathomable.

[(Anonymous)]

It's because they feel the need to justify why they live someplace with such a high cost of living. It's so they can feel more cultured than us country bumpkins.

[(Anonymous)]

I've never met a "country-folk" person who wasn't brimming with smugness and general antagonism over how much Simpler and Better™ life is in the country. I say this as someone that's lived in multiple places in the U.S., mostly inland. Good lord, give me coastal city people any day of the week.

[(Anonymous)]

The third and fourth most populous cities in the US are Chicago and Houston, respectively. More people live in Indianapolis than San Francisco.

[(Anonymous)]

2.6 million more people live in the San Francisco metropolitan statistical area than in the Indianapolis MSA. And that's not counting the San Jose area which is another 2 million people. It's not useful to look at the urban population in isolation, especially in a case like San Francisco that has fairly restrictive geographic limitations.

I'm not trying to say some shit about flyover country, by the way - that's a bullshit way of looking at things. But, you know, the population patterns in this country are what they are. When you look at population density, the patterns are what they are. The top - what is it, I think the top 144 counties have 50% of the population? And most though not all of those are on the eastern seaboard, on the Pacific coast, in Texas, or on the Great Lakes.

[(Anonymous)]

Uh, what now? I'm in Indiana and I assure you, I do not live on either a real ranch OR a fake ranch with a gigantic designer kitchen. Neither do I walk around in an unkempt beard and go hunting every week and I don't aspire to any of that.