I assume North and South Carolina are green because you can name your kid just "Carolina", so why is only one of the Washingtons green if we're allowed to use partial names?
I'm guessing cause they're using the District of Columbia part and maybe didn't think about chopping off the District part like with the North and South parts.
What the fuck (maroon): Utah, New Mexico, Minnesota, Wisconsin. Mississippi, Alabama, Ohio, Washington DC, New York, New Jersey, Rhode Island, Massachusetts and New Hampshire.
100%. I lost my enchroma's a few years ago and earlier today I was thinking about buying another pair. I wonder if this would be any more readable with them.
Many years ago my optometrist said that wearing a single ruby contact would help me by making reds and greens appear different between each eye. Maybe I should give it a shot on unreadable images like this.
In reality, back when I was bouncing strip clubs, it was car names that ended up grinding a pole. Mercedes in particular. Knew three different strippers named Mercedes, only ever met one with a state name that wasn't a last name.
One Porsche, one Ferrari.
But the rest had pretty typical names, rather than being named after something. You'd run into names from languages other than English being placed on ladies that couldn't speak them for sure. But nothing too weird.
Also, in the joints I worked at, ladies working through school was more common than I expected, but far from being as many as you'd hear telling customers they were.
This one place, a nicer joint, there was a lady that was doing a master's in psychology, and she ended up kinda recruiting three other ladies from the same school that worked there for a while. And one of those got two of her friends jobs there, one as a dancer, the other behind the bar.
Idaho should be dark red. You should never give bullies that much fuel.
Udaho
You got a problem with my boy Duncan Idaho?
Maybe if you just name her Idah?
I assume North and South Carolina are green because you can name your kid just "Carolina", so why is only one of the Washingtons green if we're allowed to use partial names?
Edit: Also Columbia is a name
It's not, but they gave it a rating.
I'm guessing cause they're using the District of Columbia part and maybe didn't think about chopping off the District part like with the North and South parts.
Same as the Dakotas I presume
I would love it if I could read this map, but I'm kinda colorblind. And also an idiot.
Here you go, friend
Acceptable (dark green): Washington, Nevada, North Dakota, South Dakota, West Virginia, Virginia, North Carolina, South Carolina and Georgia.
Somewhat acceptable (green): Montana, Arizona, Kansas, Louisiana and Indiana.
Ok (yellow): California, Alaska, Idaho, Colorado, Oklahoma, Michigan, Kentucky, Maryland and Maine.
Somewhat unacceptable (red): Oregon, Wyoming, Nebraska, Iowa, Missouri, Illinois, Arkansas, Hawaii, Texas, Tennessee, Florida, Pennsylvania, Delaware, Vermont and Connecticut.
What the fuck (maroon): Utah, New Mexico, Minnesota, Wisconsin. Mississippi, Alabama, Ohio, Washington DC, New York, New Jersey, Rhode Island, Massachusetts and New Hampshire.
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Also Illinois under "Somewhat unacceptable"
I feel like you could get away with Minnesota.
I feel like you could get away with Rhode or Delaware.
100%. I lost my enchroma's a few years ago and earlier today I was thinking about buying another pair. I wonder if this would be any more readable with them.
Many years ago my optometrist said that wearing a single ruby contact would help me by making reds and greens appear different between each eye. Maybe I should give it a shot on unreadable images like this.
Would that make one eye ruby red? That would look cool as fuck.
There are a couple apps that supposedly help, like Color Blind Pal. Have you tried those?
Wait why is Nevada green.
Who is named Nevada
Why you gotta do my boy Johnny Utah like that?
To be fair it’s his last name, and also like his agent name, right? But I do think Utah as a first name is SICK. But I’m from there sooo… lol
Afaik it was his real name. Brody recognized him from his college football star days.
Yes, it is acceptable to name your child South Carolina.
OK: Ok
If you name your daughter after a state or city, she will pay for school by dancing.
Stage names are typically made up. That dancer you like named after a city is probably actually a Jennifer or an Amanda.
Fun note: Miranda is Latin for good lookin' and Amanda is Latin for good lovin'.
As a joke, you're damn right lol.
In reality, back when I was bouncing strip clubs, it was car names that ended up grinding a pole. Mercedes in particular. Knew three different strippers named Mercedes, only ever met one with a state name that wasn't a last name.
One Porsche, one Ferrari.
But the rest had pretty typical names, rather than being named after something. You'd run into names from languages other than English being placed on ladies that couldn't speak them for sure. But nothing too weird.
Also, in the joints I worked at, ladies working through school was more common than I expected, but far from being as many as you'd hear telling customers they were.
This one place, a nicer joint, there was a lady that was doing a master's in psychology, and she ended up kinda recruiting three other ladies from the same school that worked there for a while. And one of those got two of her friends jobs there, one as a dancer, the other behind the bar.
Some of these have no business being dark green. North Carolina? That's not a person name
I think they're lopping off the norths and souths. Dakota's a great name, South Dakota is terrible
https://youtube.com/watch?v=BtLqmWt2h2g
Come on, now. Ain't the author heard of Alabama Whurly? She tastes like peach.
Yeah, “Alaska” is kind of a nice name too
Also Idaho lol
Having a kid call themselves a Ho is mean
Yeah, but every time someone says your name they're calling themselves a ho
Need to do a version of this with car brands.
I think Texas is going to make a comeback
Whoever made this isn't a fan of Good Times.
Sometimes when I say Florida, I think of this Family Guy cutaway https://youtu.be/G3Z_3DPS-gc
I really feel like Colorado and Maine should not be grouped in with California and Idaho
Texas cities as first and middle names are pretty popular
Allowing middle names opens up the field a lot.
“Russel Alabama” isnt too bad
Literally considering naming my incoming daughter Rhoda (of Rhodes) I think it's a fine name. Also shares a name with a girl in classic literature.
This is Tennessee Williams erasure!