The most Southern "non-Southern" state? (law, vs)

[aries4118]

Originally Posted by personone

To be clear, y’all…

Southern United States
Alabama
Arkansas
Delaware
Florida
Georgia
Kentucky
Louisiana
Maryland
Mississippi
North Carolina
Oklahoma
South Carolina
Tennessee
Texas
Virginia
West Virginia
Washington DC

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Southern_United_States

Nope…not at all, y’all.

[Kaszilla]

Originally Posted by grampaTom

Texas and Oklahoma are Southwestern along with New Mexico and Arizona and parts of Colorado, Utah and California.

You don't consider East TX with their southern accents, large black population, and history to be southern at all?

[Prickly Pear]

Originally Posted by Kaszilla

You don't consider East TX with their southern accents, large black population, and history to be southern at all?

Texas and Oklahoma are not part of the Southwest. They just like to think of it that way, because their borders make a nice looking shape.


Only El Paso is allowed to qualify and honestly I think El Paso should've been part of New Mexico anyway.

[personone]

Originally Posted by aries4118

Nope…not at all, y’all.

Yup...yup at all, y'all.

[aries4118]

Originally Posted by personone

Yup...yup at all, y'all.

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This doesn’t make any sense.

[personone]

Originally Posted by aries4118

^^^
This doesn’t make any sense.

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You don't make any sense.

[personone]

Originally Posted by aries4118

Nope…not at all, y’all.

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This doesn’t make any sense.

[aries4118]

Originally Posted by personone

^^^
You don't make any sense.

I make total sense—and everybody knows.

It is the standard and it is official.

[1200RT]

Originally Posted by Kaszilla

You don't consider Texas southern at all?

TX, geographically at least, is great plains.

[Kaszilla]

Originally Posted by 1200RT

TX, geographically at least, is great plains.

East TX isn't in the great plains.