My great-niece and her mom lived with me a few years when GN was a little one. She was about five when we were sitting out on the balcony one morning and started hearing gunfire in the distance. This wasn’t unusual as the Ft. Meade gun range is nearby. But at the sound of first shots, little one exclaims, “the Canadians!” Say what?!😂 Didn’t know she even knew the word Canadians, much less why she thought they’d be shooting. That was 20 years ago. To this day, when friends/family visit and hear the gunfire, someone invariably shouts “the Canadians!” It will never not be funny.
Actually it's all North America. Immediately south of Canada is a republic of "united" States operating primarily within the central mainland of North America. They have some other land and islands as well oddly scattered around.
Embarassing for you lmao just Google literally any of the surrounding towns and you will see that they're in TN. That's the Cumberland River. I used to live in Madison.
Why are so many people acting like this guy is being vague? You can literally see Nashville suburbs on the radar map. “Just northeast of Nashville, TN” is very good for context
Yes, and his comment tells you it’s in Tennessee. That’s why it’s good for context. As you said, most people won’t identify this area by the map alone. So this commenter gives context by saying what state it is in and a nearby reference to the most visited city in the state (Nashville).
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