New Mexico is weird...

[TantricRomantic]

Originally Posted by livelychati

Make sure you wear the red dress. *evil leer* It'll still be warm enough in AZ won't it?? You should get more than the one use out of it.

[Orion]

Originally Posted by madmax

And it was repeated... and STILL wasn't answered!

Doesn't look good for Nevada, Wyoming and Utah. Must be something in the water.

[pgh69]

Originally Posted by Orion

Doesn't look good for Nevada, Wyoming and Utah. Must be something in the water.

I think you made the mistake that I made when I first read the map. (It is a bit confusing.) The lighter shades indicate LOWER populations with less than 9 years of education. So, according to this map, people in NV, WY, UT are actually better educated than most states. The darker shades of red indicate less education - see the deep south, Appalachia, and other pockets here and there.

[Orion]

Originally Posted by pgh69

I think you made the mistake that I made when I first read the map. (It is a bit confusing.) The lighter shades indicate LOWER populations with less than 9 years of education. So, according to this map, people in NV, WY, UT are actually better educated than most states. The darker shades of red indicate less education - see the deep south, Appalachia, and other pockets here and there.

You're right, of course. My mistake.

Eastern Kentucky and south Texas then look like places where more education is needed.

Ahm glad I com from Colorado wher we gits good lernin'.

[pgh69]

Originally Posted by Orion

You're right, of course. My mistake.

Eastern Kentucky and south Texas then look like places where more education is needed.

Ahm glad I com from Colorado wher we gits good lernin'.

I'm only about 35 minutes from WV. Now you want to talk about some gud bouk lernin'...I'd put WV up against CO or any other state for that matter!

[Orion]

Originally Posted by pgh69

I'm only about 35 minutes from WV. Now you want to talk about some gud bouk lernin'...I'd put WV up against CO or any other state for that matter!

Thought you were North of Pitt? Maybe that's Frankie.

[pgh69]

Originally Posted by Orion

Thought you were North of Pitt? Maybe that's Frankie.

Yes, I believe Franco is about 40 miles North of Pgh. I work in the city and live only a about 5 miles outside of the city.

[Orion]

Originally Posted by pgh69

Yes, I believe Franco is about 40 miles North of Pgh. I work in the city and live only a about 5 miles outside of the city.

And you can be in West By God Virginny in 35 minutes?

Out here you can't even get halfway across town in 35 minutes...by freeway.

[pgh69]

Originally Posted by Orion

And you can be in West By God Virginny in 35 minutes?

Out here you can't even get halfway across town in 35 minutes...by freeway.

Yeah, believe it or not, Pgh is only about 30 miles from Weirton WV. Actually, the West Virginia panhandle - Weirton and Wheeling - is fairly civilized and industrialized. Once you go south of Morgantown, though, you're in Deliverance country.

[Orion]

Originally Posted by pgh69

Yeah, believe it or not, Pgh is only about 30 miles from Weirton WV. Actually, the West Virginia panhandle - Weirton and Wheeling - is fairly civilized and industrialized. Once you go south of Morgantown, though, you're in Deliverance country.

As in "Dueling Banjos" ?