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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Well OP- anyone not from a coastal state is from flyover country. There are lots of smart kids everywhere. Most of the smartest ones do manage to escape. I am from flyover (Ohio)+ was proud to read in the NYT that the majority of CEOs come from 4 states - (CA, NY, OH, and PA). So that equals two coastal and 2 flyovers. Even Steven.[/quote]

Three of those are coastal states.  I'll let you look on a map and see if you can figure out which ones.[/quote]

DP. Some parts of PA are “culturally” coastal, but it does not, in fact, touch the Atlantic coast.[/quote]

Since you want to be technical about it, The Delaware River estuary reaches up into Pennsylvania. An estuary is an arm of the sea, so Pennsylvania meets the technical definition of being a state which does in fact touch the Atlantic Coast.[/quote]

[b]Michigan borders Lake Erie which, via the Niagara River, is connected to Lake Ontario which is connected to the St. Lawrence River which leads to the Gulf of St. Lawrence which touches the Atlantic Coast. Yay, my U Mich kid is no longer a flyover loser!! [/quote][/b]

LOL!  PP is working a little too hard to make PA a "coastal" state...strange.[/quote]

Quite the opposite. Another PP was working really hard to make Pennsylvania NOT an East Coast state. Why was that?[/quote]

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