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bahahahahahahaha.
Forgot Cuba-ish on the southern tip of Florida.
watch this get like 200 comments
AWESOME!
I’ve seen other people do a better job at this. Lazy artist didn’t even bother to do a different thing for each state.
Or he only cared about 30-something states.
Agree, it needs 50 or it’s an automatic fail.
You’re right, but I like it anyway. Guess I’m just a lazy reader.
The lack of Alaska and Hawaii disappoint me
Totally didn’t even notice that. Alaska should be in there with Sarah Palin or something.
Let me help: Pretty and tropical. Cold and miserable.
You can guess which one is which?
Carolinas- fashion bloggers? Makes no sense
agreed, i have met no fashion bloggers in either of the Carolinas… it took me a second glance to tell what is said because the first time i tried to read it my face was covered by my hand.
I’m from North Carolina…and I have never met met any fashion bloggers…
Fashion victims yes, fashion bloggers…not so much.
it should say NASCAR fans
Ayup
NO!!!!!!
Admit it, you’re just protesting because you feel it hit home…
How many times is this going to get reposted?
Forty-seven times.
I currently live between Horses and Fried Chicken.
Funny that the stereotype for Colorado is snow when we get NO precipitation whatsoever.
dewd, it snowed yesterday morning here in easter Boulder county.
I call stereotype map “accurate”.
It’s true, the plains don’t but half the state is mountains and they get a ton of snow.
Or maybe they meant the *other* kind of snow?
Silly mapmaker, NYC is hipster central. Washington and Oregon are split between yuppies and old hippies.
Unfortunately, It is also filled with the America’s unwanted crazies. Just one day walking through downtown Portland and you’ll beg to go to somewhere normal.
Seattle can be pretty bad that way, too, depending on where you are. Some of our panhandlers can get pretty creative though–I saw one girl with a sign that said “Ninjas killed my family, need money for kung fu lessons.”
This is not true at all. Portland is awesome. who wants to be somewhere “normal” anyway?
^ I think he is one of the crazies.
I guess “normal” is subjective and will vary depending on who you ask.
Portland and Seattle own hipster fool! You can have big hair workaholics, or concrete jungle dwellers, we get hipster still, sucka. Tell me how hipster it is to chill in a NYC 200 sqft apartment vs. chillin out on the front porch of your victorian smoking rolls, drinkin pbr in the rain? Sit down with your BS!
What does Maine say? And really, Republicans are everywhere in Mid south/Southwest US, not just Nebraska. Great graph otherwise.
Maine says “sailors”
…and not all Southerners are fat. I am…but not all!
WTF…Lake People? What kind of stereotype is that?
You missed the Yupe. We’re not lake people, we’re DRUNK lake people, damnit.
Hey, some of my best friends are Lake People!
You’re right, though, Amy: it’s an odd “stereotype”.
Stereotype for fish men? Or creatures of the black lagoon?
whoever made this has never been to the upper midwest. I dare you to find a real mountain in north or south dakota.
There are lots of mountains in the Dakotas, but they’re hard to find because they’ve been buried by the prairie dogs.
There are several real mountains in the South Dakota Black Hills. Saying that they aren’t real is such a Colorado thing to say.
As a resident of those Black Hills, I can assure you, they are NOT real mountains. Beautiful bumps-but NOT real mountains.
How come Maine’s stereotype isn’t Stephen King?
I think the artist ran out of space and ideas.
basically true
lol nj says snooki … WIN
what does Nevada say?
LoL, I was trying to reply to this by describing _exactly_ what is written on that spot, but WordPress’s spamfilter eats it every time. LOL!
Cheese steaks needs to be confined to just Philadelphia. The rest of PA is pretzels, Amish, crayons, and steel.
Cheese steaks span the Amish and crayon areas. Also, the best pretzels are from Philly. Should be marked Yuengling country.
I love how the commenters are getting all up in arms over their stereotypes. How stereotypical of them.
Well, someone’s from California.
exactly what I was thinking.
yeeeup
Lol snooki
Wisconsin should read, “drunk people who vomit cheese.” The UP of Michigan is more popple-peelers.
Chicago and grass?? Chicago and CORN!! Am I missing something?
Corn is grass, botanically speaking. Poaceae. It’s still correct.
I, unfortunately, live in Georgia and while “Hot and Drunk” is pretty accurate, I would also suggest “Dumb Rednecks”, “Hot and Dumb” or “Peaches and …”
I would have called MN lakes and rednecks though. I’ve never been to Georgia, so I can’t judge. I love MN, but I hate our stereotype.
Im from Oregon and I am not a yuppie or an old hippie. So that stereo type is crap.
why are we always associated with a 4′ 11″ Brooklyn italian girl……-.-
Minnesota should be Beer, fishing, floods, and snow. I don’t know why they put mountains since there are none in Minnesota.
Yup, I am a drunken lake person. Here I just thought that was normal.
I’m pretty sure the “fashion bloggers” should be in the NYC area…
umm…….. Ohio = Horses, etc. ????? WTF???? horses? Farmland would be more accurate.
And yeah, I don’t think of the “Lake Person” thing for Michigan….but I’m from Ohio….so we think of something much worse LOL
Why is NJ totally snooki? i mean come on, I’M not snooki. do i count for anything? i don’t even live by the shore
I AM from the shore, next town over from Seaside in fact, and I’m not Snooki. I think “The Boss” would have been a better representation.
also, what does maine say?
oh sailors. that’s only by the shore too!!!! EVERYTHING ISN’T JUST BY THE SHORE I MEAN COME ON YOU HAVE TO HAVE BEEN TO THESE STATES TO STEREOTYPE THEM….
I’m the life of the party, woo! No wonder I’m invited to so many funerals.
I love this.
-rainy hipster
SNOOKIE IS NOT FROM NJ!!!
Nor do I think she’s actually Italian! It’s all lies
Drunk Lake Person here
Upstate Ny should read either ‘actually NYC’ or very small. -upstate new yorker
this iss wack dawg fa real…smdh…
The Virginia one is pretty accurate for where I live (Richmond). Can barely go a mile without seeing a historical marker.
California is the only state I can handle, but they’re threatening to shut down all the state parks, in which case it’ll be nothing but pollution.
Rainy Hipsters! I love it!
Well…
…off to Oregen.
*Oregon
lolz HOT is the best way to describe Arizona. i wanna move to cowboys
it should be Hot cactuses really, lol.
Yay for my lake people!
there arent that many cows in iowa. its all corn, soy beans, and hogs. still pretty awesome tho
“RICH” is for Vermont, New Hamshire and Massachusetts?
Looks like it … we’re just a bunch of rich New Englanders … hahaha
Awww yeeeaa! Hilarious!
The Texan stereotype is awesome and true!
If only that were true … I am from New Hampshire and I am definitely not rich!
Originally from ChicagoAndGrass, currently stuck in People who make cheese. I think the map is somewhat accurate, except for the fashion blogger part.
I live in rainy hipsters. :/
hahaha…. this is cute.. historical Landmarks!! thanks DC
LOL I am a Hot Drunk
lovely..I’m on the border of ” Let’s get drunk and make cheese.”
Southern California is turning into Mexico. It should be labeled as such. Other than that, good representation
lol colorado is so not accurate! it gets to like 100 degrees in the summer
Well…I was born in PeopleWhoMakeCheese, lived in OldPeeps and currently reside in FabulousUnhappyPeople. I’d say this is pretty accurate.