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You mean such midwestern sensibilities as being hard working and enterprising?
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In the sense that all of the United States has this characteristic, then yes. In the particularly Midwestern sense of it, no. If you have ever gone to an actual Midwestern locale and lived there as a Kentucky transplant, you quickly learn the difference; however, it is difficult to quantify in a few short words. |
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Well I'd thought better of my flippant remark and was gonna delete it, now I reckon I'm stuck. I offer my apologies. |
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I saw a man wearing this when my grandmother was in the hospital:
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summed up kentucky isnt as southern as tennessee but isnt as midwestern as ohio. its kinda a transitional state its hard to explain its something you have to experience.
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I have that t-shirt and I have RC and MoonPies in the fridge. |
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Good man!
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