What happens here?

>>70442610
https://youtu.be/cm0jzntW7C4

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>>70442610
Did somebody say "the south will rise again"?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A5ra9cXx1-o

Men with children's haircuts.
Mostly really nice people.
Some really scary Blair Witch Project deep-woods communities.

>>70442673
There was hardly even any fighting in Alabama during the ACW.

Eternal subtropical summer from April to November, godawful governance, lots of Baptists and nice people, overall.

>>70442610
Neo-confederates, grinding poverty, and in spite of it all everyone is very polite to strangers.

>>70442610
Crime, poverty, and retardation.

>>70442610
They kept giving me free beer because I had a funny accent.

At least they're not Mississippi

>>70443945
Go fuck yourself.

>>70444070
Okay

>>70444070
you have my exact regional.

Is your name Connor?

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>>70445173
You two should meet and... do something together.

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>>70445213
Honestly, whoever is behind that post is someone I have some connection to; whether I know him or a friend of theirs. most of the population of Harrison county is in Biloxi, d'Iberville, and Gulfport, with some in Saucier, Long Beach, and Pass Christian

>>70445262
Well that's a given, aren't you guys all inbreds down there anyway ?

>>70445283
I'm imported from New Mexico, so not quite me. We do have a running joke in dville that Vancleave is the inbred capital of Mississippi, which is technically true, but I think only one family was actually inbred and it just spread as a meme.

>>70445385
No surprise t b h, the folks probably have nothing better to do. What brought you there from New Mexico, if you don't mind me asking?

>>70445418
Dad was in the military, 25 years i think when he was discharged in 2013. took us all over southern U.S. (never been up north in my life except Boise). Lived in Cali for a year, then Georgia for a year~, then NM for 7~ish. 2010 is when we moved down here.

>>70445460
Damn dude, that sounds kinda rough, but I imagine it was also cool to get to see some variety. What has your favorite state been thus far?

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Better than Mississippi t'bh

>>70442610
Inbreeding

>>70445523
Probably New Mexico, since ABQ was where I was raised. MS is pretty shit, even on the coast where I live is pretty bland. New Orleans is jam packed with stuff to, which is cool and all, but the whole city reeks and shanty neighborhoods are parallel to major businesses. I went to Colorado once, can't remember the city though. It was nothing but snow, though.

>>70445534
The only thing I can name about alabama worth mentioning is the college football, same with mississippi. That and how often we're pounded by hurricanes, floods, and tornados

>>70445534
As someone who lives in Washington but has travelled through states ranked lower (such as Wisconsin and North Carolina), I don't understand this map.

>>70445579
>pretty bland
>jam-packed, but shanty neighborhoods parallel to major buisnesses
>nothing but snow

Such is life in flyovers, huh?

>>70445620
>how often we're pounded by hurricanes, floods, and tornados
Fuck, how horrifying. Sounds like a pretty good reason to avoid the middle and coastal areas of America.

>>70445648
Do you live on the west or east side? I'd say that eastern WA falls under the average and seattle sits above average. Tbh east side is comfier though so i dont give a fuck

>>70445718
>he doesn't have extra flags
Eastern Washington is definitely poorer than the Seattle area, but no place in the state is worse than White Center or Tacoma. Except maybe Yakima.

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>>70445664
I think the day or the day after Trump was inaugurated a tornado hit Hattiesburg and Petal. I know a few people who were affected, including people attending William Carey, which was also partially destroyed. one thing I never got is why people built their homes so low - whenever it rains hard for 3 or more days parts of my town flood entirely and people literally have to canoe from their home to higher ground to where they (hopefully) parked their car.

pic related, taken after the tornado in petal

Ice Road Truckers

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>>70445766
holy fuck, we really need to build weather-controlling technology.

:)

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>>70445804
I can't imagine how bad the snow storms get in alaska. Do you live in the capital, Anchorage, or somewhere even more remote?

pic semi-related, a friend of mine's backyard after several days of heavy rain. The entire land is flat and still managed to flood enough to where driving was not possible

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>>70445804
scratch that, I completely forgot I had regionals on lmao. the better question is what brought you to Alaska of all places?

>>70445865
Snow storms aren't an issue unless you live in the middle of bumfuck nowhere, and no, I live in a small town ~40mi. outside of Anchorage (Juneau is our capital, btw), used to live there though. I've lived here my whole life.

How the fuck does it get that bad down there? Do you not have proper drain systems or something? Like honestly you'd think these conditions would require relocation or renovation.

>>70445906
The problem is that gulf coast mississippi is an uphill battle toward the center - the farther south you get the closer to sea level you get. I live pretty deep in d'Iberville, and I think I'm still not even 10 feet above sea level. There is a neighborhood next to mine however that is built lower than mine, and as a result all the flat land floods. Some people have remedied this by building their houses on stilts like the pic I posted, but a lot of them still have to sit through the flooding. I don't think it's too bad, however, cause I never see garbage flooding onto the roads.

As for drainage systems, they're bad. Our beach in Biloxi is an artificial one - they just dumped a bunch of sand on rocks and called it good. There are open sewage pipes running into the gulf that visitors can stand and walk on.

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>>70442610
tornadoes year round

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>>70445750
Tfw I live 15 min from tacoma.

>>70446237
I would too if the roads weren't packed with Somalis and Chinks of every shade.

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>>70446251
sorry to hear that anon

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>>70444070
lmao
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pRxUbv90lLI

>>70445804
>weather-controlling technology
It already exists.

>>70447068
Not in the right places, evidently.

>>70447082
Well tbf it doesnt stop rain, only seeds rain clouds.

>>70447101
Something we could really use down here

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hGLSSUHrOeE

>>70442610
Sweet home.

>>70443945
Fuck off, mississippi is the best state.

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>>70442610
Used to live in Madison. Pretty good place to live imo.