Ok but I'm stealing 'tumblypoos' cause it's weirdly adorable.
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One thing I particularly hate is that they call the USA "America", as if the only thing that exists in America is the USA (when Canada, Mexico, Venezuela, Colombia, Peru, Brazil, Argentina, Uruguay, Chile, Cuba, Haiti, Aruba, Curaçao, and many more, those are all American countries).
I super agree - Canadians, I'm so sorry for the wrongs you've been subjected to. I'll make sure to call you all Americans from here on out. ( /s )
I swear GTA San Andreas have better distinction between Los Santos, San Fierro, and Las Venturas.
Should have included Texas, looks totally different (our traffic lights are horizontal instead of vertical almost always)
The Stroads that lead into and come off of the Interstate system have all become the same strip mall. If you want to see the interesting parts of the US, drive the old highway system and not the freeways.
Yeah, roads look pretty much the same everywhere, but if you think every state looks the same and has the same culture, you haven’t traveled around the US.
Whoever took these pictures went way out of their way to find areas with no trees. Otherwise you would absolutely be able to tell the difference.
