Official State Crap: Illinois Again
Illinois now has an official state exercise. Among other things.
Illinois now has an official state exercise. Among other things.
Can you guess which one it is?
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The current state insect, pie, and folk dance are only a few of the things that would lose official status if this Illinois bill were to become law.
The ninth in this occasional series.
Other states may have their crustaceans, but only D.C. would have an amphipod. Which is also a crustacean, but still. And D.C. isn’t a state, but also, still.
I now return to the critical project of covering the often-ridiculous official stuff of all 50 U.S. states, and, I have now decided, all our non-states as well. This time, it’s the District of Columbia. Although D.C. only has four…
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Beating Hawaii and Wisconsin to this important milestone.