Mine smells like cheese, beer, and racism up north. WI. What about yours?

Dec 16, 2022 12:39 AM

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Tennessee, so, cigarettes and diabetes?

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.... I live in Florida and I don't know that I feel safe answering

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Traffic crashes as someone makes a left turn from the far right lane at the last second.

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New Mexico - smells like rasting green chiles.

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And pinon

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I miss this smell like something awful

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And Meth?

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You know when it rains for a moment and it kicks up the dust but doesnt actually wet anything? Thats how arizona smells

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When I was in Phoenix for 2 weeks to take a Honeywell Automation course, the whole area smelled like burnt coffee.

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Thats spunds like central city

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Petrichor

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That is a beautiful and highly accurate description

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Pizza and hot dogs. Sometimes weed. Illinois baby!

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Pssshhh “pizza” ?? -from NYC

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How can you taste yours with the entire place smelling like hot trash juice half the year? ? - from Chicago

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And pee!

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From bottom up; dipshit, pigshit, bullshit, cowshit, hotdogs/fried chicken/weed, city slime, and as you get toward WI the stench of bad beer

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Pennsylvania, so we can claim Hershey and ignore everything else.

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Just don't get anywhere near Centralia.

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We just going to ignore all the manure in amish country?

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Don't forget Steel mills and cheese stakes, or in my case pretzels and potato chips with occasional craft beer.

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Agreed.

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Can't count how many times someone has asked "did you fart?" on the NJTP

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Our dog sniff-checks his butt. “I don’t remember farting, but…”

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Green Chile and piñon

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OMG, Santa Fe smells soooo amazing!

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I love new mexico

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Old Bay

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Maryland? Maryland.

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I love that there are only two words needed.

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This one had me actually chuckle audibly

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Hi fellow MAryland! :D

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Please tell me those are real

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I hope so - PETA really walked into that one

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and Natty Bohs

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Remember when the inner harbor smelled like cinnamon? McCormick Spice remembers

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Yes!! Salisbury native here

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Oh fuck me.... so. How is the 'Bury?

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I'm from. B.C. Canada. It smells like weed. Or pulp mills, or forest. Currently living in Alberta. Oil and diesel exhaust.

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As someone from BC I’d say it smells like weed and fish/the ocean here.

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As an Albertan, I can relate the second half of this, tho BC for me smells like warm pine forests lolll

3 years ago | Likes 5 Dislikes 0

Corn and hogs.

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Illinois!

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Nah, no mention of politicians, hot dogs, or deep dish.

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Don't forget Casey's Pizza.

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Iowa?

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or Kansas, or Nebraska...

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Iowa has the most hogs of any state, so that’s what I was betting on.

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Ding ding ding!

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Detroit smells like weed everywhere. We're still in that freshly legal recreational honeymoon phase.

3 years ago | Likes 13 Dislikes 1

I was driving through some small town, two dispensaries. Rural MI likes to get stoned I guess.

3 years ago | Likes 6 Dislikes 0

Hell yeah we do! It makes things better

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Corn and meth NE

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And dirt

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You forgot the cows. So many cows.

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Yes cows

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Washington State? Hopefully not the Tacoma Aroma.

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Oh man...hopefully not Seattle on the off season

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Ahhh pulp mills smells like money stinky stinky money

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Probably. I hope.

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FREEDOM, GUNPOWDER, AND BARBEQUE!

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Oklahoma! /s

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Texas.

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Bourbon and horse shit

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But I repeat myself

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I see you Kentucky! I was going to post this exact phrase.

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I'm Californian, so lavender essential oils

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That is so not what California would smell like. It would be like a mound of human feces, fresh cedar, weed, and choya flowers.

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Wine and strawberries here

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I'm upset that no one has mentioned tacos or burritos in reply to this

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California has 15 different smell zones.

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Apparently California will smell like computer components or almonds as those are the biggest contributions from this state besides taxes

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Fun fact, all agriculture in CA represents 2% of state GDP.

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SMOKE. Wildfires in the summer. Prescribed burns as soon as it rains. 365 smoke

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Or smoke.

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Ocean salt. Smoke. Surf wax. Wine. Life is good brah.

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Don't forget all the shit in San fran.

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It's more like piss but whatever.

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Dude, it's weed and forest fires with a hint of salt air

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Don't forget the gorgeous aroma of car exhaust

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I feel like these smells best sum up the entire state. I put down orange blossoms and dairies from the area I’m from. But weed and fires are

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definetly smells from all over CA, and then of course the state is well known for its beaches.

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Haha. Lavender. Sweet summer child.

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Dude.

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California smell depends on area. Could be meth, could be weed, could be human shit. We still have the best state.

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I live in the central CA area which is heavily agricultural. So orange blossoms and diaries are smells I connect with in this area.

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I used to live in the valley. This is pretty accurate.

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Ocean, grapes/wine down here!

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Sacramento smells like we are a day trip away from whatever we want to smell.

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I smell the ocean.

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Socal. Weed, suntan lotion, and way too much designer imposter perfume

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Do you live near LA or Santa Cruz?

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Yes

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The weed smell is pungent, probably that.

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Don’t forget cow shit on I 5!

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Cowschwitz. :(

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I call the second, smaller one (closer to LA than SF) “Da-cow”

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No one who has ever smelled thar will forget it.

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Hey man some parts smell like surf bum and avocado

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Like PB

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Best? Y’all have been falling behind and that bullshit sticker that is wasteful and comes on everything? “Known to the state of CA to……”

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We have our problems I agree. But if you want it, California has it. If you don't want it, yeah we got that too.

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Colorado is getting way ahead of y’all. Oregon too.

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Lutefisk

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Disagree, no one actually eats that. It’s a myth we tell children so they aren’t bad. I vote for tater tot hotdish

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Minnesota?

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Tell me you're from MN without telling me you're from MN. lol

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Not tatertot hot dish?

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Lutefisk, lutefisk! Lefse, lefse! Are we gonna beat them? Ya, sure, you betcha!

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Sorry, that’s the first thing that pops into my head when I hear “lutefisk.” ?

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I love lefse. And rømmegrøt. Lutefisk can burn in a ditch though.

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When I first moved to MN, a woman at work brought lefse as a "dessert" for a potluck. I'd grown accustomed to them in Norway - loved them

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instead of hot dog buns, for example. This woman tried to pass off potato bread as a dessert, which I'd never encountered in Scandinavia

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Interesting. I’ve always had it served to me with butter and sugar as a dessert. It’s like a Christmas “treat” around here.

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If you don't mind, how do you eat it? Like.. rolled up like a crepe, knife fork? Handheld?

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I live in FL and it smells like meth and chlamydia.

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I would have gone with "Oranges" and maybe sea salt, but definitely Oranges

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This made me honestly lol! & my condolences to you.

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Lakeland or Gainsville?

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Tampa

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Massachusetts here, apple cider, cranberries, and baked beans. In reality? The entire state smells like Dunkin’ Donuts.

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Chowdah and Dunkies

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I was gonna say the crisp morning breeze of autumn foliage, cranberry bogs, and Nantucket Sound. However, yours is much more exact. ?

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Unless its low tide

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That low tide smell competing with Dunkins is quite the experience.

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Came here to say I've experienced Glosta at low tide and it was quite... memorable.

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Nah, Massachusetts smells like seafood.

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I've always associated Maine with the smell of seafood.

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I think more than one coastal state can smell like seafood. And maybe one smells more like scallops & the other more like lobster and cod.

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You are probably right. All seafood smells the same to me though.

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CT-MA-RI have little pockets of New England Foliage in the otherwise pervasive scent of Dunkin

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tacos, weed & sunblock

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Austin?

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Southern California

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same thing

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California!

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ding ding ding we have a winner

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Arizona.

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close - Southern California

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New Mexico? Does anyone actually live there?

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I do. I feel like green chile needs to be on New Mexico's smell list.

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Green chile roasting season would be the state smell.

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Southern California

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Here in Ohio it is meth and pig sh*t.

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Pretty sure that's Iowa

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I re(pre)sent that remark.

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With a hint of corn and chili

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I need the context of the name. Also just wild.

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Fuck if I know. I have never done Meth or Communism or without Communism.

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Alaska: Pine trees and ocean....and copious amounts of weed

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Aw. I love the smell of rain on moss that's around SE AK. It's so cozy.

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Florida smells like Swamp Crotch... and the map should reflect this.

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America's Wang! "We prefer Sunshine state."

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SWFL smells like alcoholic swamp ass.

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Three-day-old stink dick and swass

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With the vinegar death balls too

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I was going to say the less politically correct, swamp ass.

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North Carolina smells like vinegar based BBQ

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And chicken shit.

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Judging by all the manure ponds you see if you go into google maps and zoom in on basically any random spot in the state...

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I was gonna suggest Pine tar, since that's what gives Tarheels their name.

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Love BBQ but love that KC style. Vinegar doesn't work for me.

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I really tried to give it a go when I lived in NC, I just couldn't get into it.

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And cigarettes

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True

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Probably coffee and weed? Maybe pine?

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its colorado.

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Colorado.

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Less coffee, more cows

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Plenty of great coffee in Colorado

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Weed and cedar. Though I feel like that's almost the entire western coast of North America lmao

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Pine and weed for washington, sriracha and weed for Cali, weed and weed for oregon. Done.

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Mmm WA?

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This but with apples too for me.

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Washington

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Alaska.

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Vermont?

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Must be Michigan!

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Oh definitely pine. More forest than weed farms

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Washington

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Not Tacoma, that's for sure

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Ah, the Aroma of Tacoma!

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Nah, we smell like Smoked Salmon, Wet Earth, and Dick's Deluxe

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Nothing like heading into Seattle to get a big bag of Dick's!

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WA food scene sucks so bad it needs a highly mediocre burger chain to be its thing.

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You keep thinking that, I'll just take the Korean BBQ

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Arirang in Lynnwood is legit

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It’s a nostalgia thing. The food is alright

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Western Wa, sure. Don’t forget apples, cattle, and rotting trump signs out East.

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I see you <3

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Hey! It's not nice to be so.... accurate. Central WA has a distinct potato smell to it.

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Fucking good

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No, we definitely smell like weed. I wish it was smoked salmon, but it’s 100% weed.

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And a bit of pee

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The Olympia area smells like weed coffee wet earth the Puget sound and I-5 exhaust.

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I live in Georgia, I'm going on out on a limb and saying

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You know, I could eat a peach for hours

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Millions of peaches, peaches for me

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Peaches come from a can.

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Holy Shit-Peaches do not sound very good.

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Silly, don’t they know peaches come from a can?

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They were put there by a man.

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Smells like traffic and roadwork

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I live in Georgia, and a scratch and sniff would just be pollen.

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You clearly don’t live near chicken farm Georgia bc that’s the absolute fuckin worst

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Georgia smells like the kitchen floor of Waffle House

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This confuses me, all of Waffle House smells like the kitchen floor of Waffle House.

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That struck me in such a visceral way, and you’re so absolutely correct.

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“Holy shit peaches” is very different from “Holy shit! Peaches.”

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My partner is born American, Georgia, and I call him my Georgia Peach… and then I gobble his whole Declaration of Independence, his Hancock

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Button Gwinnett signed the Declaration of Independence on behalf of Georgia. I live in Gwinnett county.

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Mine was purely pun related, but this is good information for my next dick gobbling joke.

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Feel like he’d be proud, Canada and America…………. Coming together.

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And gun powder

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That's rather expensive? Almost $9 per kg. Considering its not going through a chain of sellers b4 the fresh produce isle of some shop

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Georgia smells like boiled peanuts and racism.

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Nope, South Carolina grows more.

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Gaffney SC's water tower will make sure you know it too

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Towering over that Fatz cafe

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(For those outside the US, the joke is because the part of NJ most people from outside the state smell passing through smells like farts)

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Gross, bro

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On the bridge from AC back to Philly? Fuck you better believe it. Shit clouds of ass stank rolling up your nose from 100° F asphalt.

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Same as Rotorua then

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Dead bodies

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Ahhh New Jersey. The armpit of the USA...

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Gary, Indiana is the same way. Always hated passing through there. It's the armpit of the Midwest.

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They call it the garden state, but they never said what was planted in that garden. I'm going to guess it's corpse flowers.

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By the shore, it mostly smells like moldy sea water and dead fish

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HEY NOW! My whole family is from NJ and that part in particular. How DARE you be.... 100% accurate. It smells like a bidet on fire.

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Bidets do not smell, though.

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Have you tried washing -the inside- of your butt before? Because it'll smell after that

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Well that's what an anal douche is for, not a bidet

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Have you tried lighting one on fire?

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I have not. I will concede.

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You have never met my uncle after TGI Fridays.

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<3 Elizabeth

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Small world, me too!

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Down in south jersey is marshlands gallore. And it smells awful, but its a very important ecosystem!

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I like to think it’s because it’s the entrance to Staten Island and not really because of Jersey …

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Nah. I live in South Carolina, near marshland. Marshes just smell like ass and rot.

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It’s not. Union, Essex and Hudson Counties are very smelly.

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Cape May too! It's the marshlands and they are a very important ecosystem we protect at all costs to our noses!

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Its literally methane in the wetlands..

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We have oil refineries built along the most major highways

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I'm from Jersey but left years ago when my family moved. Is it still the case that NJ smells because we used to take in NYs garbage for $?

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The landfill smell has improved markedly since I was a child, so maybe not. There used to be a combined garbage and fart smell. Now mostly…

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…fart.

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Now the garbage goes thru on trains to somewhere in PA i think.

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It's a small area near the refineries and wetlands. The rest of the state is fine.

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Come to the northern part of NJ, it’s mostly farmland, lakes, and forests. I promise it doesnt smell as bad as the busier parts (as long as>

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SKYLANDS Motha Fuckas!!!

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Yeah I grew up in an awesome area of nj but I see what people mean when you travel to the parts that most people see outside of NY & philly

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I played disc golf in Mahwah and it was beautiful

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Oh, I’ve been, I agree.

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The parts that smell like shit aren't so bad, got it.

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Exactly!

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As a California guy, my year living in NJ was interesting. It was a lot more green than I thought it would be (and I lived on Passaic river)

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We got some good hiking and stuff in north Jersey too. We basically consider south Jersey a whole other state.

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It still is just worse New York.

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You guys can't drive in north jersey though. I'd drive in NYC again before north jersey.

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Its out of staters that cant handle our driving style. Get outta the left lane if you’re under the speed limit, that lane is for crime only!

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(Rather specifically, it’s the area around from about Linden up through the Meadowlands. It’s sort of a fart, rotten egg smell variously…

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Dont forget the power plant in newark. Woof.

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That's where all the refineries are, and yeah it smells like shit

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…attributed to wetlands, industry, and now closed landfills.)

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So, fartctories?

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(Most of the state smells fine, but the stinky part is off I-95/NJ Turnpike—the main north south highway on the east coast—and near both…

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…Newark Liberty International Airport, one of the busiest in the US, and NYC)

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Sulphur, Oklahoma has a similar problem. I'll give you three guesses as to why.

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You seriously use the New York City abbreviation when talking about New Jersey. It's a different state, and it's definitely not Connecticut.

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(So it’s a part of NJ that’s highly traversed)

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