50 States Of America If They Were Actually High School Kids

<p>Pretty funny and perhaps right on in some cases.</p>

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<p>That was amusing!</p>

<p>Too funny!!</p>

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Too true!</p>

<p>And the Louisiana one took me down! :))</p>

<p>I was prepared to object to the Michigan one, but it’s actually really apt.</p>

<p>^ the Michigan one is dead on IMO</p>

<p>I think they confused WA with Washington DC. :)</p>

<p>That’s because the real Washington kid looks a lot like Oregon, so people get them confused.</p>

<p>:) We actually have 2 cousins who don’t get along well. One looks like Oregon, frequents Green Anne and gets paid $15/hr for flipping burgers at Dick’s and the other wears flannel, drives a rusted truck and looks like Idaho.</p>

<p>I was thinking you could combine wa & or. At least the west side.
And throw in ironic facial hair and a fixie.</p>

<p>I was thinking you could combine wa & or. At least the west side.
And throw in ironic facial hair and a fixie.</p>

<p>Funny, but they didn’t get Washington right at all. Though there are a lot of smart people here.</p>

<p>Louisiana, Missouri and Utah made me chuckle.</p>

<p>First thing I thought when I saw the Indiana statement–future farmer’s of America was “There’s more than corn in Indiana” Kind of a “Hoosier” inside thing. An amusement park in the state has used the tagline for years. Second thought–at least it’s not Oklahoma…</p>