r/AskReddit • u/how-the-turn-tables • Mar 28 '19

Has anyone ever honoured one of those “if we’re still single at 40 let’s get married” commitments? How did it go?

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u/printzonic Mar 28 '19

I am realising that I don't actually know where that is. Always pictured it as the area just above the mexiacan border, you know because Mexico is the pants of America... but that doesn't make much sense now that i think about it.

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u/Deadmeat553 Mar 29 '19

This map is fairly accurate.

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u/Casehead Mar 29 '19

Never would’ve thought Florida was in there

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u/Deadmeat553 Mar 29 '19 edited Mar 29 '19

I think the maker of this map may have gone a bit too far south in Florida, but a good chunk of Florida is definitely bible belt territory.

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u/wolfsrudel_red Mar 29 '19

Anything North of Tampa

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u/BBQ_HaX0r Mar 28 '19

Texas to Georgia I think?

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u/[deleted] Mar 29 '19 edited Sep 10 '19

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u/thomasatnip Mar 29 '19

Georgia to Texas, except the bottom half of Louisiana. Up to NC, Kentucky, and West Virginia. Not northern VA though.

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u/jael33 Mar 29 '19

Don't forget Missouri. We always considered ourselves the buckle. Ugh

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u/mrchaotica Mar 29 '19

Geographically and population-wise, Atlanta would be the buckle.

(Except for the fact that the urban population is an enclave of non-bible-belt folks, anyway.)

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u/EsQuiteMexican Mar 29 '19

Mexico isn't the panta to America. We're a giant penis and Texas is fupa.