For some reason I was waiting for you to post something negative, GlassKikiTheCat wrote:Being a current resident of the "mid-west" and having lived in Nebraska, I can personally attest to the accuracy of the stereotypes.. Nebraska is nothing but one huge, flat field with a rare but occasional tree to block the wafting smell of cow shit across the acres of empty farmland. But I'll just stick to teh good things about Nebraska for now.. :)
Remember, if the average IQ is 100, that means half the people out there are under that score.. which should really worry you.
Where did you live in Nebraska? It sounds like you lived outside of Omaha or Lincoln because Eastern Nebraska is very different from the rest of the state. There are a ton of trees and lakes here and of course farmland, but the ranches are in central and western Nebraska, so there isn't any smell of cow shit here.
When I lived in Colorado and would come back to visit I dreaded driving through Western Nebraska and Eastern Colorado. Definitely the smelliest and most boring drive ever, and the roads in Colorado are horrible. I think they keep them that way so you are able to stay awake.
