BF2S Forums Name the states

i can name at least 45 states no problem. Who can beat me

Dilbert_X wrote:

This one is much easier, you people are stupid

Here is one to haunt your dreams.

fkn coastal people

Vermont, NH, Connecticut are the only ones I dont know for sure

The fuck, y'all. I ain't making the map but it's 50 of 'em. I thought at first you meant just listing off by memory but you wouldn't have included a map if so. Vermont is the one that's wider at the top like a "v". Tricks, yo.

Last edited by DesertFox- (2021-01-07 17:34:42)

get a real tristate area like cincinnati

Don't talk to me about a real anything from over in Ohio. Ohio is not even a real word.

I got them all, more from recollection of Vicky 2 and Hearts of Iron than school. There were a few I filled out through process of elimination rather than instant recognition. Surprisingly I didn't reverse any east coast states. Nearly reversed MO and AR. Forgot Minnesota was a thing momentarily so I had Wisconsin and Illinois shifted up.

Will post some sort of result in a sec.

Animaniacs had some catchy geography tunes.

RTHKI wrote:

Wasn't sure which was which with Vermont/New Hampshire. Same thing with the western bit of the south, Missippi, Missouri, Alabama, Arkansas
Forgot about Wyoming. Forgot Iowas name but knew there was another 'I' state
so 42/50

Good mnemonic for VT/NH is Vietnam. For MD/MA I also remember MA as the one that looks like it has a witch boot attached to it. Massashoesetts (not sorry).

Here, mac:



I wouldn't call it a 100% because process of elimination etc. Also some of the mnemonics I've used. I didn't need the one for Louisiana, but it's been useful for some.

unnamednewbie13 wrote:

Here, mac:



I wouldn't call it a 100% because process of elimination etc. Also some of the mnemonics I've used. I didn't need the one for Louisiana, but it's been useful for some.

I can't tell you how much I love this. It is both hard for small children to understand but also something they would love because it is colorful.

unnamednewbie13 wrote:

I also remember having to learn the state capitols. Many aren't very interesting cities to study. I wonder how many people were turned off of geography over the sheer dryness of the presentation.

I can 100% name all the state capitals. I can probably name at least 70% of world capitals.

I did this with my gf on Christmas. Not to whip out my epen0r but I can name all the states without a map (and got 49 of them in our 6 minute timeline - stupid nebraska throwing off my numbers).
I can name all the capitals as well.
Got drilled into me when I was in 5th grade.