It was difficult to guess the exact location of Utah, Kansas and Missouri because they were asked early on when I only roughly guessed the location. I wonder why I missed PA.
scored 73% first try, about half the errors I'd placed the state just a few pixels off the mark...
Second try 85%, same thing (and there I got all those midwestern states first, having to place them in the middle of nowhere with pixelperfect precision).
and I've never had US geography beyond New Amsterdam and Washington :)
Cool quiz of U.S. geography but a tad picky in regards to exact pixel placement. I have been to almost every state in the Union but still end up not placing my own home state of Ohio correctly. :confused: :lol:
yeah hey guys i heard the funniest thing today, i was speaking to an american in battlefield 2 (game) and he asked where i was from and i said the UK and he replied, what state is that in! :)
yeah hey guys i heard the funniest thing today, i was speaking to an american in battlefield 2 (game) and he asked where i was from and i said the UK and he replied, what state is that in! :)
I do not find that ^ hard to believe. :sad:
Edit from above: "I have been to almost every state in the Union but still end up not placing my own home state of Ohio correctly."
I meant, I did not place it exactly, I do know where my home State is, actually. :)
yeah hey guys i heard the funniest thing today, i was speaking to an american in battlefield 2 (game) and he asked where i was from and i said the UK and he replied, what state is that in! :)
I can fully understand that.
My father was in New York once having diner with the governor (he was there to sign a contract that would generate several thousand jobs in the man's state).
Things progressed nicely until the governor asked where my father came from. He answered he's from the Netherlands, on which the governor responde (obviously proud of his international geography) "Oh, the capital of Copenhagen!".
I can fully understand that.
My father was in New York once having diner with the governor (he was there to sign a contract that would generate several thousand jobs in the man's state).
Things progressed nicely until the governor asked where my father came from. He answered he's from the Netherlands, on which the governor responde (obviously proud of his international geography) "Oh, the capital of Copenhagen!".
lol only got 4 in the right place but considering ive never been to america thats OK
I suppose two of them were Alaska and Hawaii. :p It's easier if you play it like a jigsaw puzzle. My cousin who has no idea of US got 50% by fitting the pieces.
yeah hey guys i heard the funniest thing today, i was speaking to an american in battlefield 2 (game) and he asked where i was from and i said the UK and he replied, what state is that in! :)
LOL:lol:
I can believe it. I lived in Rhode Island for a brief period of time. When people asked where I lived I'd tell them and many of them never heard of it and thought I meant Long Island in New York.
yeah hey guys i heard the funniest thing today, i was speaking to an american in battlefield 2 (game) and he asked where i was from and i said the UK and he replied, what state is that in! :)
That is actually an old American Texas joke because the state of Texas was the largest state until Alaska was admitted to the union. But one should probably be American to understand it. Where ever you say you are from I will respond with "Oh -- what part of is that in?"
