So placebo like numbers

Cumberland here... 2 houses down is an Amish/Mennonite school house...

I'm yellow living in the green... Besides the racism and trump signs everywhere, it's actually pretty splendid and home is only a drive down the pike...

Like that Tim Allen movie?

😂 👏👏👏 they're everywhere apparently. Specifically on the 81 corridor from what the white supremacists map says. You'd think if we had a map of them it'd be easier to call the exterminator and get it dealt with.

Not very far.

Umm... "Amish country" is majority of central PA... did you even take the drive to check these places out or just Google and use paint bucket?

That's been there for over a year now I feel. Being from Philly, it sure made me smile.

Younses

Fun fact, republican and democratic parties flip flop all the time, they've done so over 5 or 6 times since the inception of USA. In case you don't know what I'm talking about... Republicans use to be far left and democrats were far right, over and over again over the last couple centuries+...

Shocker. Common wealth means nothing anymore unless it benefits the elites.

Mayhem sells.

Sure I don't. Your statement has made me see the truth. How could I ever have a difference of opinion from actual life experience and perspective, I pray thee forgive me, I know nothing about anything and then some. Thank you so much for your clarity. I bow to you for your insight be so fruitful.

Wasn't meant to be rude if misconstrued.

Oregon key word there. Portland is a city, not a state and that's Portland fucking Oregon.

So you don't agree that Idaho is a completely different geographical dynamic than the rest of the pnw? Again, it's not even attached to the Pacific in anyway shape or form.

😂 definitely 👏. Northern Idaho should for sure be dubbed it's own state, it's totally different than the rest of ID. Culturally wise, it's more like Utah though to add to the argument 😅

And you've been to Idaho? 😂 I hear what you're saying, I'm just stating that the title of pnw has no business including Idaho. Apparently Alaska is apart of the pnw too, I beg to differ on that one as well.

Like I said I've lived in the PNW and have been to Idaho and lived in shortly. My statement is but perspective, but if you've ever been to either you'd understand wth I'm talking about.

One last key factor, Idaho does not touch the Pacific ocean, so how could it be classified pnw.

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Hey logic! Do not take my statement as an assault, but "inland" nw is made up, it's more like outskirts West by mid-west. Jackson hole(which is mid west) is like 20 miles from the Idaho/Wyoming boarder. Idaho is irrefutably midwest. I'll contest to Northern Idaho as eastern pnw, but that's like calling something inland 😆

You are like talking to a brick wall. Here's another example to clarify what I'm saying. People that live in new Jersey across the river from Philly, say they're from Philly. They're not, but that's what they say then you find where they actually live and you explain to them that they live in Jersey, not Philly. This conversation is done, you have no life experience to dwell on and only have Google for references, you're essentially a bot.

You don't get it. Get off the internet and travel a little. You won't have to reference Google for geographical information 😂

I reference my first comment, they wish.

I'm just speaking from experience and the fact that I lived in Oregon for over a decade. Idaho is West-mid-West. 😆