State names of the US if there were no letters "A" "M" "E" "R" "I" "C" "A" in the state name
State names of the US if there were no letters "A" "M" "E" "R" "I" "C" "A" in the state name
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Shouldn't Geog be Gog?
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The moment I saw the title and thumbnail I KNEW that OP would have deliberately made at least one mistake in order to gin up engagement. The internet sucks now and I hate OP
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Copyright issues
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"Michigan, are you okay?"
"Hgn!"
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Flod is the best
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You must be the Flod man I've heard so much about.
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Flod
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Nw Yok fairly close to how some accent around NYC pronounces it, I’m sure.
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Oh yeah, I make all these sounds poopin
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"Wshngton" is basically unchanged. It still sounds the same either way you spell it.
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No more Warshington would be reason enough.
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But then California is basically unrecognisable: Lfon.
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Some of these are great, some are terrible, but mostly Zon feels like it should be the state above it
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"Ow" is right.
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When we make a new united states, lets go with these
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Can we have at least one New Bonerland? For posterity
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LONG LIVE OHO
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Uth, pronounced "Sean".
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Error: no STATE found with all letters from SEARCH
Recommend: OR instead of AND
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Olodo actually kinda works.
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This is the hard hitting journalism I come to Lemmy for.
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georgia georg is an outlier and should not have been counted
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Dho.
Checks out.
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We shall invade Ssou and Oklho to unite our lands, and then continue to expand. In time, all shall be Knss, and Knss shall be all.
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at least new york is mostly recognizable, proving that we're one of the least american states
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Kentucky didn't even change. lol
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Neither did Washington
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Other than the a after the first letter....
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At least people in the bg pl (or the rest of the p state) won't have to change the way they pronounce it very much.
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Geog? 🤔
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Would be the occurrence of double a mean that its double negated aka a are supposed to be there?
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