#23 — Brown Goes Down

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This is the twenty-third post of Deke Dangle RPF Anon, a community for all your ice hockey anon meme needs.

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Re: Fandom Venting

[(Anonymous)]

Oregon. By "confuse" I mean I tend to mentally swap their locations if I'm not thinking too hard about it. If I do think about them as actual places where stuff happened instead of vague geographic shapes, I remember that literally all I know about North Carolina is its Civil War history and location in the South and feel really stupid, but otherwise it's just kind of, "ah yes, that pair of North-South states right by the border with Canada - must be the Carolinas".

Re: Fandom Venting

[(Anonymous)]

That's not even typical of the Oregon education system.

Re: Fandom Venting

[(Anonymous)]

Just think of one set of them as Tom Wilson and the other as Michael Latta. (Kidding. Clearly.) I had to brute force memorize every country and its location and capital, as well as every state, and I think the provinces/territories at a young age, so clearly YMMV. If you want tips on how to remember locations from a former geography bee buff, I can offer some up.