August 22, 201313 yr Ahh, poop, really? All right, five letter word so we can get through it quickly. My cross-country drive begins SOON. _ _ _ _ _
August 22, 201313 yr TEXAS because if you live in the U.S., it's hard to drive cross-country without driving through part of it.
August 22, 201313 yr SWIFT (1, 1, 3) TEXAS (2, 1, 2) HURRY (0, 1, 4) Not true about Texas--I currently live in the Northeast, so driving across the country takes you across the northern parts. I happen to be dipping farther south this trip, and then springing back up north at the end, so I will be going through the very very top part of Texas, but last time I did the drive, I went through Nebraska and Wyoming, three states north of Texas.
August 22, 201313 yr SEARS Yeah, and technically Indiana is the "crossroads of America" (which seems weird to me since it's so far north. I get why it's called that, but still...). I guess I should have said 'if I had to guess one state that you'll drive through that's 5 letters long, the best bet is TEXAS.'
August 22, 201313 yr SWIFT (1, 1, 3) TEXAS (2, 1, 2) HURRY (0, 1, 4) TOXIC (1, 1, 3) SEARS (1, 2, 2) Your other five letter state options would be Idaho, Maine, and Rhode (Island). I see your point.
August 22, 201313 yr SWIFT (1, 2, 3)*** Please note, I fixed an error here. TEXAS (2, 1, 2) HURRY (0, 1, 4) TOXIC (1, 1, 3) SEARS (1, 2, 2) SALTS (1, 1, 3)
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