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Indiana

The Asshole of America. Indiana has corn, basketball, rednecks, birthers, shitty weather, CAFO's, corn, bad smells, corrupt county goverments, rude people, hypocritical Jesus freaks, corn, polluted rivers, raptor-killing wind farms, corn, wind, illegal aliens, right-to-work laws, and Elwood.
And corn.
Synonym for "hell" in polite conversation.

Bob: "I'd rather die and go to hell than live in Indiana."
George: "Isn't that redundant?"

by gabe_asher January 31, 2014

12๐Ÿ‘ 20๐Ÿ‘Ž


Indiana

Kentucky's hat.

Indiana: Self-Explanatory.

by Dirton M'Pennis October 3, 2012

7๐Ÿ‘ 11๐Ÿ‘Ž


Indiana

Indiana: One: A state known for its corn and soy fields
Two: Michael Jackson's home
Three: A place where Indiana people tend to escape, while others from pennsylvania somehow want to move to
Four: Home to a lot of white people, a little minority, and some illegal aliens

One: I was drving to Evansville and the whole time all I saw was corn fields and john deer tractors.
Two: Michael Jackson was born in Gary, Indiana
Three: My cousin moved to Pennsylvania five years ago, while one of her classmates moved to her hometown, Evansville, the year after she moved there.
Four:He looked around the classroom, noticing everyone except him and Jairo were white, and the fact that though they both looked well-off and well-spoken, they came from Mexico three years prior.

by Sleep-Deprived Indy-Mex July 14, 2009

7๐Ÿ‘ 12๐Ÿ‘Ž


Indiana

a place where you go to a tractor pull, blare your tim mcgraw, grow your corn, fuck your cousin, spend the night at the county fair, and chew some tobacco...

Bob: How bout yall come to Indiana and we can all get laid by my cousin

Friends: Hellllls ya!

by countrygirlbabe January 4, 2011

13๐Ÿ‘ 27๐Ÿ‘Ž


Indiana

The Hoosier State. Calls itself the Crossroads of America. The epitome of "flyover territory." One of those Midwest/Great Lakes States with a very slow pace of life and too many declining Rust Belt cities. Indiana is almost nothing but a flat, dull, boring, drab, lifeless, cornfield hell. There are basically no large cities, but its capital and largest city of Indianapolis (12th largest single U.S. city)is the state's only city to come even remotely close to being a big city. Indiana is about the only state (with the possible exception of Ohio) you will find a manufacturing plant next to a cornfield. It's abundance in boredom is matched by its many declining Rust Belt cities: Gary, Michigan City, South Bend, Kokomo, Muncie, Anderson and Terre Haute. Even Indianapolis proper, with the exception of the rest of the metro area, isn't growing much.

Indiana is very quaint and definately not Colorado or those mountain states. There is no geography or picturesque scenery. There is no mountains. No water. No shoreline. No beaches (beaches next to steel mills on Lake Michigan don't count). Nothing to do. No cool places to see, much less anything to write home about. No opportunities to get out and enjoy nature--that's why so many people are so fat. At least Michigan, Wisonsin and Minnesota have opportunities to enjoy nature with its water and stuff. Ohio at least has 3 the R&R Hall of Fame in Cleveland, and Columbus is a neat college town. Tennesssee at least has Graceland and numerous bars in Memphis while Nashville is the home of country music and the Grand Ole Opry. Illinois at least has Chicago, America's 3rd largest popuation center and an awsome world-class city. At least Pennsylvania has neat, historical Philadelphia. And at least Georgia has Atlanta, which is quickly becoming an international center. But Indiana has NOTHING!!

It's 6.4 million Hoosiers (14th in population for some reason)as its people are called are also, fat, unhealthy and stupid. Indiana consistently ranks among the worst states in education and ACT/SAT scores. Most people, like me, leave when they graduate from college creating the brain drain, because there are no descent, much less good-paying jobs for college graduates. The people are also stupid. They continue to re-elect the same stupid, uneducated, ignorant politicians like themselves, that continue to screw them. And they refuse to get out of their antiquated thinking to change anything, even when it behooves their state. They consistently yell about taxes that are wisely used to improve the state's antiquated roads and other things. They routinely and ignorantly blame their good Governor for the good things he has done for Indiana in the past several years. Like I said, the people don't like any change, even when good. Hoosiers also have among the highest rates of obesity, diabetes, heart disease and smoking. Hoosiers are also racist and generally talk bad about blacks (who comprise 12% of the state) and Hispanics, especially Mexicans.

Like I said, Indiana is good for nothing and is a dull, boring, drab, lifeless cornfield hell. It is a terrible place to live in general. I grew up there until I was 23 when I found a good job, and moved out and NEVER to return. Good riddence. If only I could get my family out of there.

I grew up in Indiana for 23 years and can say, with confidence, that it is among the worst states. I don't know how/why 6.4 million people can live there. Only Kentucky, West Virginia, Mississippi, Arkansas, Iowa, Kansas and Nebraska are worse.

by krock1dk@yahoo.com February 16, 2008

17๐Ÿ‘ 39๐Ÿ‘Ž


Indiana

The dog's name. Your name is Henry Jones, Jr.

I named the dog Indiana.

by Dr. Henry Jones, Sr. June 28, 2004

14๐Ÿ‘ 33๐Ÿ‘Ž


Indiana

A territory in the middle western United States where northern and southern inhabitants alike have interbred for centuries to create a unique population. The indigenous species of this state may have the propensity to watch NASCAR, own trucks with rust problems, and may utter the sound "agoogoo" frequently.

Man 1: This here truck can't get me home quick enough to watch that thar NASCAR racin'.
Man 2: agoogoo, you betcha!

by Mike July 7, 2003

26๐Ÿ‘ 70๐Ÿ‘Ž