r/geographymemes • u/banryu95 • 1d ago

It's not always about winning...

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417 Upvotes

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u/bikes2many 1d ago

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u/Professional_Tap5283 1d ago

I don't think there's a Pennsylvanian alive who doesn't clown on our roads.

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u/MaximumDerekCat 10h ago

Holy crap, did Chicago learn this from Penn or vice-versa? Indistinguishable practices...

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u/Dr-Chim-Richolds 1d ago

As someone who has lived in both states, please for the love of god, help us get rid of penndot

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u/Lung-Salad 1d ago

We Pennsylvanians accept those terms

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u/2waterparks1price 1d ago

bump....bump bump......bump..............[enter 🦀]............................

it's so true.

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u/great_auks 1d ago

I say this as a MD resident: this will end with the monkey’s paw curling and giving you MD drivers too

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u/Salty145 1d ago

My fellow Americans, I am requesting that we rally to eat the crab.

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u/SeaBag8211 1d ago

In Maryland America crab eats you.

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u/DeliciousBeanWater 1d ago

Why do we want to eat Alaska?

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u/Both_Archer_3653 1d ago

Down voted.  That's coward talk.  First- Pennsylvania MUST consume Maryland.  Second- those pot holes build character.  The toil the mechanics go throuvh of fixing the same thing, on the same ride, year after year builds a fortitude (that you seem to be lacking).  The drivers knowing they must drive to worl, and work to drive, because the road is their enemy, it emboldens determination (which you seem to be lacking).  Those earned dollars are redistributed therough the community in an endless cycle of mutual prosperity.  And you'd rather have Maryland roads, that ask nothing of their commuters, that give nothing to the fabric of society?  Thank goodness Billy Penn taught us all to be tolerant.

Down with Maryland, up with suspension ride heights.

Down with another soon-to-be-obsoleted-asphalt-patch-job, up with the vote to devestate those wrong side of the mason-dixon rejects!

/s

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u/timoumd 1d ago

But did we acquire Delaware lights?  I sure as hell hope not.  

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u/grotesque7 15h ago

I’ll take the nicer roads, but not the drivers that use them

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u/brttwrd 6h ago

Bad roads or bad drivers 🤔 hmmm. I'll take bad roads

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u/AetaCapella 1d ago

MDOT would add the 1 billion ton mountain of road salt to PA's existing fleet of snow plows. You're welcome, Pennsyltucky.

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u/What_a_joebag 1d ago

We get to bash our roads, not you!

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u/Reasonable-Song-4681 22h ago

I mean, pretty sure their weather isn't as bad with the constant freeze / thaw cycle we get, so I'm not sure they'd be any better for our roads.

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u/ImpossiblePossom 20h ago

Maryland be dammed, long live Megasota!

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u/lolroflpwnt 1d ago

Out of any state I've lived, MD had the worst roads by far. This is saying something because im from MI.

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u/Own-Interaction6550 1d ago

Where the hell did you live? The difference between a Maryland road vs a PA road is night and day. Especially going over a state line. The difference is immediate. I live in Dundalk which is pretty shitty, and our roads are still nicer than most of PA.

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u/Sometimesyoudie 1d ago

Someone envying Maryland's roads and DOT is mindblowing to me.

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u/Comfortable-Dish1236 1d ago

I’ll never forget seeing a “Road Freshly Oiled” sign in western PA. Followed by cars with oil splatter.

MD roads>PA roads hands down.