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Alaska for me and none come close, it looks almost like the head of an elephant.
Michigan gets some points because it's two shapes separated (the lower one looks like a mitten, the upper portion looks vaguely like some animal).
I'm surprised nobody's mentioned Virginia. Virginia has an "eastern Shore" that appears to be a large island-- but actually it's a section that should belong to Maryland and isn't physically attached to the rest of VA. Definitely creates a weird border.
[quote=ABQConvict;50157673]I always thought New Jersey looked like a hunched over old man (from the waist up), chinless, with a hooked nose, heavy brow, and flat head.
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When I was a little kid, I though New York was intentionally drawn to look like a dog's head. Long Island is the collar.
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So in this case wouldn't Atlantic City be the old mans a**? How ironic!
Missouri is kind of weird with how the Bootheel stretches south like that.
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