What's the least relevant state?

yea and why? because they're rich, prosperous and peaceful. boring doesn't cut the news.

Haunting in Connecticut? That's about all I know about it.

New England is general is known for its spooky woods and hot goth/emo chicks.

The puritans would sometimes take suspected witches and fuck the shit out of them deep in the woods while no one was watching

arkansas

Mississippi. It could be merged with Alabama and no one would even notice

Wyoming

We’re good for meteorology with all the tornadoes and shit.

Never heard about anything important happening in Idaho

oklahoma is proof white people, when they dont have money, are disgusting uneducated animals

Montana
Wyoming

It's a tie

Did you know that Oklahoma has D A M S?

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probably a tie between wyoming, indiana, arkasas, missouri and oklahoma. also half of the new england area, some of those states ride the coattails of the ones with schools and sports+boston

How the fuck do you come up with states that have stuff actually going for it.
But avoid Nebraska

What the FUCK has Nebraska ever contributed

nebraska is a damlet, who woulda guessed lel. man i hate nebraska. a giant nothing except disgusting slaughter houses and cooky religious on the west side

no one remembered it exists. guess it's Nebraska then.

What happens in Delaware?

Anyone who can afford the cost to go to Deleware to shop goes there

No sales tax

california and texas, they are both sheltered shitholes who use their large size to hold rest of america hostage to their retardation

you mean delaware?

North Dakota, Wyoming, New York, Florida, Texas

ooohhh shit i forgot about delaware. pretty fuggin irrelevant and miniscule yo. ive never met anyone who has ever lived there or even visited. wild, im not even sure its a real place

surprisingly poor

Texas is largely irrelevent in the state political game.
And California influence is completely irrelevent past the Rockies.

The powerhouses in the south are Virginia, Georgia, and Florida.
North has NY and Massachusetts.
Midwest has Ohio, Indiana, and Michigan

they have a lot of natural springs and rolling hills

>Brigadier-General Caesar Rodney of Dover, the guy on the back of the 1999 Delaware state quarter, rode 80 miles on horseback overnight to Philadelphia on July 1, 1776 to cast an important vote—despite suffering from asthma and skin cancer. His vote was the deciding factor in favor of the nation’s independence.

>According to a 2015 study, buffering is something that Delawareans rarely have to worry about. The state enjoys the fastest Internet speeds in the country, with connection speeds higher than every other country observed with the exception of South Korea.

>An insect species, the Bethany Beach firefly, can only be found in Delaware. The firefly was rediscovered in 1998 after disappearing for nearly 40 years.

>Students in Wilmington once held the record for the world’s tallest LEGO tower. The tower stood 113 feet tall and was made of over 500,000 bricks. The new record now stands at 114 feet and over 600,000 bricks, so Delaware has some work to do to reclaim the title.

delaware gots some shit going onnn. fastest internet on earth besides SK is pretty impressive ngl

not very enthralling is it
though I guess it's better than miles of plains and cornfields like kansas and nebraska

i live in missouri and i actually like it desu

Hedge funds.

good for you then, frend.
I happen to live in an urban area with no interesting natural landmarks at all, sometimes I wish we had green forests and national parks and shit over here.

Nebraska or kansas

delaware niggas getting excited over fireflies and legos

politically?
any state with 3 electoral votes that never changes politically: vermont, montana, wyoming, north dakota, south dakota

culturally?
a lot of states in the mountain area or midwest do not have very distinct identities the same way NY, CA, etc. do. they preserve old world culture better than the "relevant" states do, like minnesota has a lot of scandinavian cultural events.

how often people remember it exists?
everyone forgets delaware. maybe maryland. maybe new mexico. maybe idaho but that also has the potato meme, wyoming is known for cowboys, oklahoma known for tornados and being the bully victim of texas, nebraska/kansas maybe.

too many people
lots of natives
Arkansas and SD have nuclear silos, Idaho has mormons
Indiana has too many people, ND has oil and SD has nukes
too many people

many such cases. Sad!

what the fuck is delaware

The only thing middle/southern states are good for is producing shit bags for the military.

California has all the fun in one place, plus all the pretty females from shit holes come to LA to be famous.

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Delaware

Kansas. There's literally no reason anybody would want to go there, I lived there for 10 years and I couldn't tell you anything interesting about it. It's so fucking boring the city named after it didn't even want to be part of the state.

uk

tell me more about new englands spooky woods

NYC suburb like NJ

Idaho?

retard

damlet cope

lmao obsessed

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wew lad

2nd biggest casino in the country is in conneticut

It's where Pennsylvanian parents tell their kids that grandma and grandpa have retired to when they die

CT is boring but in a comfy way, and it has some mountains, some coast, and is near a few major cities.
It's poor and boring but the scenery seems nice.
Good food culture
Yellowstone, and the south is more desolate than anywhere in the US
Biggest Native population, scenery isn't too bad, Oklahoma bombing memorial is fantastically-done
The Dakotas have oil, some nice scenery, and a lot of native culture. Indiana is up there for one of the most irrelevant though, the only thing stopping them is the population size. Boring as fuck place to be though
Montana has world-class scenery
Nebraska has some finance and a lot of farming, otherwise pretty irrelevant
It has a decent history/culture and at least is known for being the smallest state
b8
Kansas has some food items known across the country but is definitely up there
Maryland is a popular tourist destination and historically important and NM is completely unique. Idaho is becoming a new 'cool' place to live and is stunningly beautiful

lol

Um, sorry fuckers but stop saying Nebraska. We invented Arbor Day, Koolaid, and the Reuben sandwich. We also have the largest porch swing in the world, the best zoo in the world with the largest indoor rainforest, carhenge, the College World Series, CliffNotes, Warren Buffett and Berkshire Hathaway, etc. Now dont ever talk shit about Nebraska again or I will kick your ass

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This is now a Nebraska superiority thread

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not to mention bruce springsteen's best album was named after nebraska

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based

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delaware

I think California has a bigger native population than Oklahoma. Either way, Oklahoma is either first or second.

Wyoming or Montana

Delaware

Wyoming practically doesn't exist
I think three people live there

It has Yale, and cities of some significance like Hartford and Stamford

My state is dark green :)

he meant per capita obviously