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I've NEVER called you "kid", or argued anything based on your user name. Get your complaints right. Even the post you quoted with these complaints didn't come close to that.
ok? this is what you wrote.
""Actually it would be more truthful to say that nobody outside of MN gives a crap who Kid Cann is. A two-bit hood who killed a cab driver, big whoopie, I bet there are homeless dudes in most big cities that can lay claim to more than that.""
""Actually it would be more truthful to say that nobody outside of MN gives a crap who Kid Cann is. A two-bit hood who killed a cab driver, big whoopie, I bet there are homeless dudes in most big cities that can lay claim to more than that.""
Which was in response to your statement in the following post. Not making fun of your name or calling you a kid. Just answering a question posted by you. I take it reading comprehension isn't one of your strong suits or else you would have recognized it. It looks like you are the one calling names.
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Originally Posted by Kid Cann
I'm not a kid either fat boy, don't you know who Kid Cann was?
I love how some people are saying states like Minnesota, Iowa, Missouri, etc... are the Mideast or Interior Northeast, some other people are lumping them in with the Dakotas, Nebraska, Wyoming, and Kansas as the "Plains" or "Flatlands"
They are right in the middle of the country. They are not plains states or flat lands. If I had to name them, because of the many rivers including the Missouri and Mississippi running through them, I would probably call these states the "Central River Lowlands."
If you are going to rename the Midwest, it needs split into more specific designations, it is far too generalized as is.
I love how some people are saying states like Minnesota, Iowa, Missouri, etc... are the Mideast or Interior Northeast, some other people are lumping them in with the Dakotas, Nebraska, Wyoming, and Kansas as the "Plains" or "Flatlands"
They are right in the middle of the country. They are not plains states or flat lands. If I had to name them, because of the many rivers including the Missouri and Mississippi running through them, I would probably call these states the "Central River Lowlands."
If you are going to rename the Midwest, it needs split into more specific designations, it is far too generalized as is.
Calling Minnesota, Iowa, Wisconsin etc eastern states makes just as much sense as calling Wyoming a western state!
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