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A Facebook community that puts the spot light on those commuting crimes against others in North Iowa by putting multiple public records onto a social media. Allowing an interesting public tar and feathering by a jury of there peers.
Did You see that tweeker Randi Axelson on North Iowa Mugshots last week?
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Sticking your finger into someones, or your own eye knowing that it is contaminated, most likely with poo particles.
How did your son get pinkeye?
He gave himself the Iowa eye exam!
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The last class of battleship built for the United States Navy, and the absolute pinnacle of battleship technology. Originally, six were planned (USS Illinois and USS Kentucky), however due to aircraft carriers taking over the role of flagship from the battleship, both were cancelled and scrapped. Four were completed: USS Iowa (BB-61), USS New Jersey (BB-62), USS Missouri (BB-63), and USS Wisconsin (BB-64). Those four battleships, still afloat today as museums, are among the most highly decorated warships in the US Navy, and even the world, for good reason. The Iowa-class have served in WWII, the Korean War, the Vietnam War, the Gulf War, and in the Cold War against the expanded Soviet Navy.
The main armament of the Iowa-class is their 16-inch/50 caliber Mark 7 naval rifles, capable of firing a shell up to 27 miles away. They are also armed with numerous CIWS systems, 5-inch dual purpose guns as secondaries, and even Tomahawk missiles. Their armor is also impressive: It was designed to take hits from the Japanese Yamato-class battleships, which fired 18.1-inch shells, so you can imagine how tough it is. As said above, all are currently museum ships, but at least two are ready to be recommissioned at any time the US needs these gunships.
''Pft, the Iowa-class battleship would annihilate the Yamato-class any day! Based American FCS over optical sights!''
''Erm, you do know that the Yamato-class also had radar, right?''
''Yes, but not the radar American ships had!''
The smallest and best of Iowa's three state Universities. Nestled in Cedar Falls with over and 10,000 trees on campus and a near 2:1 girl to guy ratio, a pretty damn awesome school.
You may have seen us on YouTube due to the massively popular Interlude dance.
You may have seen us on national television when we knocked Kansas out of the NCAA tourney in 2010.
The University of Northern Iowa STUNS Kansas In Massive Upset.
Ho! The Purple and the Gold, Victory for U-N-I!
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Clear Lake, Iowa, is a city in north-central Iowa. The lake for which it is named isn't clear; it's green. The city features a quality education system, but many people here can end up to be slightly biased when it comes to matters like gay marriage, abortion, homosexual pastors in church, and other major issues. It is a primarily Republican town. The population can sometimes double in the summer tourist season. This town was home to the last concert of Buddy Holly, Ritchie Valens, and the Big Bopper, who crashed a few miles north of town in an airplane early in the morning of February 3rd, 1959. The school mascot is a lion.
Edward: Clear Lake, Iowa sucks; it's full of snobs and bitches.
Joe: Shut up, we're WAY better than Mason City, Iowa or Ventura, Iowa. Mason's full of druggies and Ventura is Clear Lake's reject school for the people who didn't have the balls to stand it here!
Edward: ...I heard they have a good band program....
Joe: Ours is better! And we completely own them in football!
Edward: ...shut up.
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A place where you stay, that after being drugged you wake up to find your things have been stolen and you may have been raped.
Man, my friend's house that I stayed at the other night turned out to be a real Iowa Bed and Breakfast.
A city in northeastern Iowa. Which is located about 30 miles east from Mason City. That had a population of about 7,373 people in 2017. It is the county seat of Floyd county. It is home of the comets.
Person 1: Where are you from?
Person 2: Charles City, Iowa.