July 3, 2014
Which U.S. States Have The Most American Pride?
Here in America, the flame of liberty is lit in each and every one of our 50 states. However, that light does not glow equally bright in all of them.
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When it comes to soccer, America is a country divided. Some states are downright European in their embrace of the beautiful game, while others have shunned it like it was blood sausage in an English breakfast. In Washington State, it’s completely acceptable to leave work early to watch the World Cup at a nearby pub.
America’s favorite animated TV family “The Simpsons” reside in the fictional city of Springfield. The show’s fans have long debated which of America’s many Springfields is the true one, an argument that continues to this day.
America’s fifty states have a lot in common, but if their internet search histories are any indication they also have significant differences. Estately ran hundreds of search queries through Google Trends to determine which words, terms, and questions each state was searching for more than any other.
Overall, the names of all 50 U.S. states are very nice, and there’s little reason to change them… but what if we had to? What if each state had to create a name using only the letters in their existing name.
There’s a popular joke online that the first rule of CrossFit is never shut the (bleep) up about CrossFit. And as anyone with a Facebook account can surely attest, once someone starts the popular fitness regimen it’s about all they can post about.