Wyoming

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Does Wyoming actually exist?

Wyoming
is a Recognized State of the United States of America.
All the geography American schoolkids Need To Know.

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WYOMING (smaller squareville)
Capitol: Sheridan Wyo Rodeo
State Flower: Salt
Official Language: Larry The Cableguyenese
State Bird: Inbread Pidgeon
State Motto: Wyoming, that's near Colorado right?
Nickname: The "Where's that" State
Governor: Serving his 37th Consecutive term, John Wayne (they don't know he's [s]dead/s] frozen yet, so they keep reelecting him)
State Anthem: Free Bird, played on a rape whistle
Population: 241
Standard MPH: As fast as your little tractor's heart desires
Principal imports: Hay, and an Abundance of nothingness
Principal exports: Cowboys and recycled chewing tobacco
Principal industries: Harmonica manufacturing
Fun Fact # 1: Wyoming is known as Montana's cancerous growth
Fun Fact # 2: Dick Cheney learned how to shoot a shotgun with precise accuracy here.

Wyoming doesn't really exist. Dick Cheney claims to hail from this state, but all real Americans know this is just a clever ruse to keep the godless liberals confused.

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Gay Cowboys

The 2005 film Brokeback Mountain takes place in Wyoming, (but was not filmed in Wyoming because Canada was much more Wyoming-esque than Wyoming) causing anyone outside of the United States to think of only homosexual intercourse when someone mentions "Wyoming."

Nickname

Wyoming is known in some circles as "the Equality State", so named because its short sides are equal in proportion to one another, and its long sides are also equal in proportion to one another. In Wyoming, everyone is equal: equally a square. And don't argue that Wyoming is actually a "rectangle". It has four sides and a package could come inside of it if it were three-dimensional. It's a square.

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History

Achieving Statehood

Wyoming and Colorado were born as conjoined twins, connected at the Cheyenne. After a greuling three-day operation, surgeons separated the two states so they each could run free and seperate. To this day, Wyoming is still jealous of its more rugged twin.

Gay-Cowboy Wyoming Today

Non-Gay-Cowboy Wyoming Today

Gay-Cowboy Wyoming Landmarks

Non-Gay-Cowboy Wyoming Landmarks

Famous Gay-Cowboy Wyomingers

Famous Non-Gay-Cowboy Wyomingers

A Typical Day in Gay-Cowboy Wyoming

A Typical Day in Non-Gay-Cowboy Wyoming

External Links

Charitable Organizations in Wyoming

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