I feel like there should be another color and a separate category just marked “Florida”.
Did Ohio move…? 🤔
I coulda swore it was more to the left and slightly further down.
Michigan has unfortunately always had the displeasure of sharing a border with ohio. Kinda had a whole war about it.
They can keep Toledo now that they’ve ruined it, but it’s clearly a chunk out of Michigan if you look at the maps.
Fucking Ohio. Except Cedar Point maybe, haven’t be there in 15 years though, it might suck now too.
it’s clearly a chunk out of Michigan if you look at the maps
I suppose there’s no honor among
thievescolonizers
Yes Ohio is constantly on the move.
The state itself is an SCP.
Nope. Easily verified in maps. You might be thinking Iowa, which is a couple states to the left, slightly up.
i posit we should create a sixth category, “illusion of peace”, and put all the contiguous 48 greys in it, and leave HAwaiilaska in 'illusion of safety"
Oh Hell No
Also their coal ash predominantly travels east. New England ain’t safe from Ohio (at least not while Steel production and/or Trump it’s still In charge).
Gozaimasu
I did not hit her, it’s not true
i just spent too much time watching merv and it’s not 4:20 yet. that’s one great cat.
You should probably take a break and get some ham.
aww i just have fish
Merv just doesn’t want to leave Charals
Who would?
I’d argue IL should be a bit lighter orange
Not with that Amtrak station in Chicago giving direct access to the state.
It is also a 4hr drive to Cleveland
Invasion by train doesn’t seem very effective
is this real?
As a born and raised Ohio resident, yes this is real, the horrors are unspeakable, run foolish mortal.
Absolutely, Ohio is no myth.
Looks pretty accurate to me.
Ohio is New England’s bastard child and doesn’t belong in the Midwest.
New England? There’s an entire Pennsylvania and New York between Ohio and New England.
It’s true. The colony originally claimed all the land to it’s west and Connecticut was extra long.
the Western Reserve “was probably the most intensely antislavery section of the country”. John Brown Jr. called it, in 1859, “the New England of the West”.
It seems the connect was, in fact, cut
I said what I said.
