Better than a red blue map by state?

[earlyre]

For those tired of looking at red, blue maps- here is a map showing the legality of owning a kangaroo by state:
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assuming that's just private ownership? I know the Zoo in Ft.Wayne Indiana has some 'roos.

 

[Kira]

"Tan me hide when I'm dead, Fred. Tan me hide when I'm dead"

So we tanned his hide when he died, Clyde, and that's it hanging on the shed"...all together now...

 

[wpod]

I have had cats and dogs all my life.

 

[eljefino]

It has always bugged me about the colors used in the political maps.
Blue = good
Red = Danger

They used to flip flop them every election until around 2000, or they were otherwise unstandardized.

 

[GON]

assuming that's just private ownership? I know the Zoo in Ft.Wayne Indiana has some 'roos.

Yes, your assumption is correct, mao referes to private ownership.

 

[Number_35]

It has always bugged me about the colors used in the political maps.
Blue = good
Red = Danger

For whatever reason, the colours are reversed in Canada. Also, with a significant 3rd party, we have orange in the mix.

 

[Pablo]

For whatever reason, the colours are reversed in Canada. Also, with a significant 3rd party, we have orange in the mix.

Nobody likes the Dutch!

 

[Number_35]

Nobody likes the Dutch!

Perhaps because when they say "If you ain't Dutch, you ain't much!" they aren't joking.

I have several friends of Dutch heritage, and they are good people, but I have known a number of the other type who truly appear to look down on the rest of us.

 

[Pablo]

Well I live in Dutch country and 3/8 Dutch (from both sides) is not enough. No Dutch Bingo! But I was actually kidding because of the mention of ORANGE.

 

[Snagglefoot]

Schlumberger, a high tech company with blue equipment used to say “ if it ain’t blue, it ain’t true “.

 

[BHopkins]

They used to flip flop them every election until around 2000, or they were otherwise unstandardized.

I don't remember the flip flop routine. But I have often wondered, how it was decided which party got red, and which got blue. Flip of a coin? Or was it more scheming than that?

Cooler colors, blue included, tend to be more calming and serenity, while warm colors, such as red, tend to trigger feelings of power, strength, and confidence.

But back to cats and dogs and kangaroos. Would a kangaroo be anywhere near as affectionate as dog or cat? IDK.

 

[SuperSalad]

 

[Torrid]

I just learned I don't need a permit for a pet kangaroo. Time to ask the wife!

 

[PF52]

I don't remember the flip flop routine. But I have often wondered, how it was decided which party got red, and which got blue. Flip of a coin? Or was it more scheming than that?

I don't remember them flip-flopping ever, but maybe it depended on what channel you watched. For all the elections I watched as a kid, Republican was blue and Democrat red.

I've even confirmed that by watching old broadcasts on Youtube. There were some exceptions, of course, like the networks that used colors other than blue, but if any of them used the colors like they do now I haven't found it yet.

 

[mr_boring]

Imma steal that one... Maybe it will finally help me convince the wife to move down to SC

Plus, if you look at the nuclear map - South Carolina has a plethora of nukes. RADIOACTIVE KANGAROOS BAYYYBAYYY!!!!

 

[4WD]

I don't remember the flip flop routine. But I have often wondered, how it was decided which party got red, and which got blue. Flip of a coin? Or was it more scheming than that?

Cooler colors, blue included, tend to be more calming and serenity, while warm colors, such as red, tend to trigger feelings of power, strength, and confidence.

But back to cats and dogs and kangaroos. Would a kangaroo be anywhere near as affectionate as dog or cat? IDK.

Actually a dangerous animal - everyone tends to think of the kicks - but upper body strength and huge claws = bad news too …

 

[RyanY]

Interesting! I have never seen a roo here in SC. But a few emus got out recently; apparently one is still on the lam...