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Midwest Anthem:
Turn left
Detour now y’all
Road closed this time
Left lane closed too
Merrrrrrge to the right
Merrrrrge to the left
FREEZE
Everybody traffic jam
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Nobody:
Midwesterners:
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Few inches of snow and Midwesterners turn into different animals
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October 1st:
Midwesterners: well stuff my pumpkin with a light bulb and take me to an apple orchard it’s Halloween 🎃
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In the Midwest it is customary to go through the garage or side door and leave the fancy front door for guests
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“WELP!”
1. A midwestern exclamation after a particularly good conversation but it really is time to get going and typically followed by “I ‘spose”
2. a Midwestern phrase when a person has no options
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40° in February: I think I’ll crack a window
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Friends saying goodbye in the Midwest:
*i should go*
**knee slap and sigh*
“Alrighty well I spose it’s time”
“Yep!”
“Take it easy alright?”
“You bet, will do, tell your folks I said hi”
“You too, watch out for deer”
*45 minutes later*
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If you accidentally say you’re from a small town around midwesterners you’ll get into a competition for who had the smaller school and someone will inevitably bring up how they had “drive your tractor to school day”
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Midwesterners when they hear you can save big money at Menards
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The tension between a Midwesterner holding the door open and the one running to make sure the person isn’t holding it too long
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Midwest Quarantine Starter Pack
- 35 bottles of ranch
- 33 cases of beer
- 12 different routes to “drive around”
- 10 cases of 7up or Vernors ginger ale (if infected)
- 1 deck of cards for eucher
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No one:
Midwesterners: it’s like everyone forgets how to drive as soon as there’s a little bit of snow
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On the 12th day of Christmas the Midwest gave to me
12 random seasons
11 unfixed potholes
10 walking tacos
9 lemme sneak past ya’s
8 runaway cattle
7 u betchas
6 games of corn hole
5 OPE SORRYS
4 winter storms
3 Welp, alright’s
2 one finger waves
And a 45 minute doorway goodbye
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It’s officially the time of year where you can defrost your windshield in the morning, be in a swimsuit in the afternoon and shorts and hoodie at night.
Never fear: second summer is coming
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Pothole season in the Midwest be like: