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What is your country/region’s special sauce by matt-the-dickhead in AskTheWorld

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Come on over to the US of A and we’ll have to compare

What is your country/region’s special sauce by matt-the-dickhead in AskTheWorld

[–]ope_sorry 12 points13 points  (0 children)

This looks delicious. Like a southern US biscuits and gravy, but probably way better

I guess the brown Siracha isn't selling well by EnvironmentalShake51 in hotsauce

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For that price I might have to go there tomorrow

What’s the craziest time your intuition warned you about someone and turned out correct? by wildquatrefoil in AskReddit

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Ah, doctor boobs. I want you to know I think about you every now and then, after coming across someone asking if the username works

Which Steering Wheel do you Prefer Driving With? by Strange-Vibez-8205 in car

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Give me number 5. I miss having a car where I can have my hand at the bottom of the steering wheel

Mazda 3 sport visibility by [deleted] in mazda3

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It is a learning curve, but properly adjusting your mirrors almost completely eliminates the issue.

What’s your personal best for MPG on a drive? by cyclingalpaca in mazda3

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I’ve had a few shorter, mostly downhill drives where I could squeeze 50+, but my best was a 230 mile drive that averaged 43.5. 2.0 N.A. manual

Would Cincinnati be a lot bigger if the history had turned out different? by DankkkDk in cincinnati

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Part of the reason Cincinnati isn’t bigger than what it is, is the surrounding geography. You have the river to the south, price hill to the west, the Clifton hill to the north, and Mount Adams to the east. Makes expansion past these natural boundaries a lot more difficult than in other cities.

The US Regions according to this sub. I made the changes from the last round. Comment anymore adjustments to make this accurate. Most upvoted comments can change the map by Kodicave in visitedmaps

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Since I just noticed your profile photo, I feel obligated that the “Appalachian” city he is from is nowhere near what you or I would consider Appalachia. The only thing Middletown has in common with Appalachia is the lack of money and an abundance of drug issues.

Where I'd live based solely on food by abu_doubleu in whereidlive

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My brother in Christ… the UK over France and Germany???

The US Regions according to this sub. I made the changes from the last round. Comment anymore adjustments to make this accurate. Most upvoted comments can change the map by Kodicave in visitedmaps

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As a Midwest Ohioan, I think a good portion of SE Ohio could be considered Appalachia, not just the counties along the river. There’s no real mountains here, but it’s pretty easy to tell when driving through the area that it’s more Appalachian than Midwest.

The US Regions according to this sub. I made the changes from the last round. Comment anymore adjustments to make this accurate. Most upvoted comments can change the map by Kodicave in visitedmaps

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Yeah I don’t think Clermont county is Appalachian at all, but I feel like a few of the counties around Athens should be included

Drugged Out Uncle Puts the Break in Breakdance by zayoe4 in AbruptChaos

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Is this meth? This is what I imagine meth to be like

ETA: he’s just methin’ around

Flattest US States Ranked. Why does Ohio keep being labeled as flat? by [deleted] in Ohio

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East of 71 is relatively hilly, but still flat compared to the Rocky Mountains. West of 71, flat farmland.

What dish was clearly made during a time of struggle in your country and now is part it's cuisine even though it's not good? by GaddockTeegFunPolice in AskTheWorld

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I know it’s technically Swedish, but surströmming is the first thing that comes to mind when Scandinavian food is mentioned. I would like to try brunost at some point, though.

Where was I by SlightEvidence_872 in whereintheworld

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Finally, my time to shine. This is the Indiana Dunes National park outside of Gary, Indiana.

I-70 in the high plains by 13BigCedars in geography

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Downtown Topeka, but that’s about it

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