12 Downright Funny Memes You’ll Only Get If You’re From Wyoming
Wyoming is definitely a state like no other, and the experience of living here is unique, to say the least. Most of the time, the exact things people from another state might scratch their heads over are the things we take the most pride in. Just to prove it, here are 12 funny memes about Wyoming that are so on-point, you might want to print them out and stick them on your fridge for a daily laugh.
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1. We may have a lot of wide open space and the lowest population in the country, but we still know the frustrations of a morning commute.
It's always mind-boggling when news gets out about tourists mistaking bison for domestic animals or stepping off the boardwalks in Yellowstone. The rules are pretty clear-cut!
4. We're very patriotic. When the Wyoming Office of Homeland Security asks for our help, we step up.
11. It's hard to feel bad about news reports of 200-car pileups in the South due to 1/2 an inch of snowfall when you have to dig a path to the barbecue that's only 3 feet from the back door.
Most people who’ve never visited Wyoming think of it as a barren and vast wasteland, dotted with oil rigs. They think Wyomingites are cowboys… and while that might be true in some rural communities, the state is a lot more modern and a lot more than sagebush flats. You’ve got to see it to believe it, but Wyoming is one of the most beautiful places on earth.
What are the weirdest things about Wyoming?
Our topography is pretty bizarre! You can travel for just a few hours and find a red rock gorge, towering mountains, and a desert with enormous sand dunes. We’re also home to the world’s largest mineral hot springs, the largest collection of geysers, and rut remnants of the Oregon Trail.
Is Wyoming a great place to live?
If you’re a fan of snow and you love peace and quiet, you’ll find that Wyoming is the best state in the country. There’s always some sort of outdoor adventure to enjoy, and the natural beauty of the Cowboy State just simply can’t be topped. For the most part, our towns and cities are safe, traffic is nonexistent, and the endless trails, fly fishing opportunities, and family-friendly recreation makes for an amazing everyday life.
