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Seriously, I can't believe people try to say its not really the south. Like its literally the furthest south you can go in the US.
It's like Austria. Sure, technically they're German, but they're their own thing
"Austria is German(y)" was pushed by a very specific group for a very specific purpose.
The word you want is Germanic. There is a very important distinction between the national and ethnic or cultural terms here.
Thank you, seriously wasn't trying to make fascist arguments, I promise. Just trying to make a comparison and why certain things can't always be grouped together
Goddamn don't let Austrians hear you just called them German
Hawaii would like a word.
Please, they are like middle earth.
And Puerto Rico would also
are they a state or not though.
They're solid in my book.
yeah but are they the most southern part of the US
Wooooosh
so you just ignore the "Show context" button then?
Their state is solid, versus liquid, gas, or plasma.
But yeah, I get ya. You could be simply skipping my dogshit joke to get to the meat of your question. I don't know their lat and Google is too far.
yeah I mean, the joke gets old after awhile.
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US VI and Guam would now like a word as well.
Hey now, we have to have a US III, IV, and V, before we get to VI.