Top Ten Ways to Annoy People In Certain States of the United States
So, this is my first of a new series of lists on ways to annoy people of different parts of the world. This may be a controversial series. It is stereotypical, so do not assume all the stereotypes are true.Idaho is well-known for growing the nation's potatoes. We often see "Idaho Potatoes" on labels of potato bags.
Wisconsin is essentially the staple for cheese in the US.
It's sad that many people think Michigan is a bad place because of Detroit's reputation. However, the state is actually safe, except for parts of Detroit and Flint.
Anywhere you go, things are escalating quickly.
The Ohio State University and Michigan (whose colors are blue and maize) are bitter rivals.
As a man born in Ohio, that is true.
It's a hard name to pronounce at first, but it's not pronounced "Our Kansas."
I'm from Arkansas, and I joked around and said Our Kansas.
I'm pretty sure that visitors from all over the country will be annoyed by this.
No, I have never been bitten by an alligator.
Wow. Didn't get that at first, but after reading it a few times, this is funny!
Hannah Montana, the Disney show that Miley Cyrus starred in, gets it.
Ha ha ha! If I come to Montana, I might definitely say that!
Due to its geographic position.
It's cold for eight months, warmish for four.
The state with the most coal will be very upset with you.
Two stereotypes in one. Voila.
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Haha, this was actually too much!
I'm pretty sure this is actually how people talk around there.
I'm sorry, this is just the lamest pun I've concocted in a while.
You'll manage to offend people from Pittsburgh or Philadelphia with that statement.
Ha, we Pennsylvanians do get triggered by that. Although, I still think New York and Boston are worse.
St. Louis has had a couple of NBA franchises over the years.
Those farmers will tell you that your fruit will soon be bruised beyond repair.
Vice versa. However, California is better because there are beaches you can actually swim in, amusement parks, good weather, and more.