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** In the northern half of the Golden State, Yuba City, though less well known, also has image problems - partly because of its place as the hometown of the 1970s serial ax murderer Juan Corona, and also because the "Rand McNally Places Rated" quality-of-life ranking in 1985 placed the city 330rd and last among U.S. cities.
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** In the northern half of the Golden State, Yuba City, though less well known, also has image problems - partly because of its place as the hometown of the 1970s serial ax murderer Juan Corona, and also because the "Rand McNally Places Rated" quality-of-life ranking in 1985 placed the city 330rd 330th and last among U.S. cities.
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* In [[SoCalization California]] the cities of Salinas, Bakersfield, and Fresno have this reputation, mostly spread by residents themselves.
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** In the northern half of the Golden State, Yuba City, though less well known, also has image problems - partly because of its place as the hometown of the 1970s serial ax murderer Juan Corona, and also because the "Rand McNally Places Rated" quality-of-life ranking in 1985 placed the city 330rd and last among U.S. cities.
** In the northern half of the Golden State, Yuba City, though less well known, also has image problems - partly because of its place as the hometown of the 1970s serial ax murderer Juan Corona, and also because the "Rand McNally Places Rated" quality-of-life ranking in 1985 placed the city 330rd and last among U.S. cities.
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** Although Soundwave ''does'' try that at one point.
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** [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lVr6rFXJg88 David Brent]] also gives his [[CompletelyMissingThePoint analysis]] of the poem in the series proper.
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** David Brent also gives his [[CompletelyMissingThePoint analysis]] of the poem in the [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lVr6rFXJg88 David Brent]] also gives his [[CompletelyMissingThePoint analysis]] of the poem in the series proper.proper]].
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** David Brent also gives [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lVr6rFXJg88 his analysis]] of the poem in the series proper.
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* TruthInTelevision: There is actually a Hell in Norway. We don't know whether or not it's actually that bad a place, though...
** For the record: "Hell" in Norwegian means "cave". ''"Helvete"'' is Norwegian for "Hell".
** We've got a Hell, Michigan over here in the 'states. According to the story, after the first few names were rejected, their postmaster declared "You can name it Hell if you want to!" They took him up on it.
** For the record: "Hell" in Norwegian means "cave". ''"Helvete"'' is Norwegian for "Hell".
** We've got a Hell, Michigan over here in the 'states. According to the story, after the first few names were rejected, their postmaster declared "You can name it Hell if you want to!" They took him up on it.
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**There is actually a Hell inNorway. We don't know whether or not it's actually that bad a place, though...
** For the record: "Hell" in NorwegianNorway, though it just means "cave". "Cave." ''"Helvete"'' is Norwegian for "Hell".
**We've got There is also a Hell, Michigan over here in the 'states. Michigan. According to the story, after the first few names were rejected, their postmaster declared declared, "You can name it Hell if you want to!" They took him up on it.
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* In {{Futurama}}, Fry wakes up from a second cryo-stasis and finds himself in a blasted wasteland. Its really present day LosAngeles.
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* In {{Futurama}}, ''{{Futurama}}'', Fry wakes up from a second cryo-stasis and finds himself in a blasted wasteland. Its It's really present day LosAngeles.
** Well... {{Futurama}}'s present day, at least.LosAngeles in his own time period.
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* Truth In Television: One of J. Edgar Hoover's ... idiosyncrasies ... was sending FBI agents who displeased him to New Orleans, a city he hated.
** [[SarcasmMode Oh, how awful]].
** Seeing as he was a well known racist, you can probably imagine why he'd think that.
* [[AC:[[{{Animaniacs}} are we dead, or is this Ohio]]?]]
* Mississippi is the most rural state in TheDeepSouth, and, by many accounts, the most backward state in the U.S. Particular scorn was heaped upon it by H.L. Mencken:
-->"All other mammals would succumb quickly to what man endures without damage. Consider, for example, the life of a soldier in the front line--or the life of anyone in Mississippi."
** [[SarcasmMode Oh, how awful]].
** Seeing as he was a well known racist, you can probably imagine why he'd think that.
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* Truth In Television: One of J. Edgar Hoover's ... idiosyncrasies ... was sending FBI agents who displeased him to New Orleans, a city he hated. Seeing as he was a well known racist, you can probably imagine why he'd think that.
** [[SarcasmMode Oh, how awful]].
** Seeing as he was a well known racist, you can probably imagine why he'd think that.
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* In TheHitchhikersGuideToTheGalaxy Arthur Dent says, "When I was little I used to have this nightmare about dying - all my school friends went to Heaven or Hell and I was sent to [[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Southend-on-Sea Southend]]!"
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* In TheHitchhikersGuideToTheGalaxy ''TheHitchhikersGuideToTheGalaxy'' Arthur Dent says, "When I was little I used to have this nightmare about dying - all my school friends went to Heaven or Hell and I was sent to [[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Southend-on-Sea Southend]]!"
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* John Betjeman wrote the poem "Slough" to trash its transformation into a dreary factory town, inviting bombs to obliterate it in the first stanza. This was one of the reasons the town was chosen as the setting for the original ''TheOffice.'' The DVD packaging includes the poem.
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* ''DaveBarry Slept Here'' jokes that RichardNixon left politics to live in a state of utter disgrace: New Jersey.
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* Twain said about Cincinnati, "When the end of the world comes, I want to be in Cincinnati because it's always twenty years behind the times." And he wasn't to fond of San Francisco, "The coldest winter I ever saw was the summer I spent in San Francisco."
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** [[RunningGag Mexico City?]]
* KentuckyFriedMovie: A CIA mook is defiant to the end... until the BigBad tells his goons to send him off to Detroit.
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* Naturally being made in Minnesota, MysteryScienceTheater3000 is chock-full of Wisconsin bashing. For example, during the host segment for ''The Killer Bees'', Brain Guy manages to trump two Observers who had come to take him home. After taking their brains, thus making them idiots, he decides that the ''absolute worse'' punishment he could give is to make them live in Wisconsin where they will work for a small dairy co-op, and be rabid ''Packers'' fans.
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* Naturally being made in Minnesota, MysteryScienceTheater3000 is chock-full of Wisconsin bashing. For example, during the host segment for ''The Killer Bees'', Brain Guy manages to trump two Observers who had come to take him home. After taking their brains, thus making them idiots, he decides that the ''absolute worse'' worst'' punishment he could give is to make them live in Wisconsin where they will work for a small dairy co-op, and be rabid ''Packers'' fans.
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* Proving that this trope is really old, in the the 1989 movie of "FelixTheCat" there is a part where Felix comes over a hill and sees a baren shell of a town surrounded by a deadly swamp, to which Felix says "where are we, New Jersey? [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IjJVut_LUlo&feature=related]]"
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* Proving that this trope is really old, has been around for a while, in the the 1989 movie of "FelixTheCat" ''FelixTheCat'' there is a part where Felix comes over a hill and sees a baren barren shell of a town surrounded by a deadly swamp, to which Felix says "where are we, New Jersey? [[http://www."[[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IjJVut_LUlo&feature=related]]"
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-->'''Packer:''' You ever been to Wyoming? [cut to Packer in a lonely, barren wasteland]
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-->'''Packer:''' You ever been to Wyoming? [cut to Packer in a lonely, barren wasteland]wasteland] Heh-hello??
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* TruthInTelevision. Sports venues and theaters create a radius of "nice Detroit" that goes as far as the middle of the street. Beyond that, it's exactly the way you imagine it.
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** By and large Siberia isn't all that bad, and large part of is is actually very pleasant place -- Southern Siberia is, in fact, one of the main Russian grain-producing regions, just like Canada's Prairie Provinces. It's main problem comes from being so unbelievably ''huge'', and sparsely populated, which leads to the large tracts of land where there's ''nothing''. If you end there with just the clothes on your back in the dead of the winter, then, yep, it might end [[{{Understatement}} not all that well]]. Otherwise -- not so much.
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* On ''SouthPark'', when people already in Hell are killed, they simply revive unharmed somewhere else in Hell. After all, where are they going to go? Detroit?
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* {{Robocop}}. Dear God in heaven, {{Robocop}}
** [[CriticalResearchFailure They failed]] [[TheyJustDidntCare to make any attempt]] [[CaliforniaDoubling to make it look like Detroit at all...]]
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* {{Robocop}}. Dear God in heaven, {{Robocop}}\n** [[CriticalResearchFailure They failed]] [[TheyJustDidntCare to make any attempt]] [[CaliforniaDoubling to make it look like Detroit at all...]]
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* Hoosier comedian Jim Gaffigan, after listing somewhat cliched boasts for residents of other states, said of his home state "We're from Indiana and we're gonna move!"
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* In {{Overside}}, Surya: a frozen wasteland where criminals and dissidents are exiled.
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* In [[SoCalization California]] the cities of Salinas, Bakersfield, and Fresno have this reputation.
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* In one of the episodes of the short-lived ''Series/{{Dilbert}}'' TV show, two teams of engineers are competed, and the losing team will be transferred to Albany, NY -- which is shown as being incredibly cold on ''the first day of summer''. [[spoiler:When the episode's {{Big Bad}} -- no, not the boss but the rival team's leader -- is decapitated, her head comments "Well, better this than Albany."]]
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* In one of the episodes of the short-lived ''Series/{{Dilbert}}'' TV show, two teams of engineers are competed, competing, and the losing team will be transferred to Albany, NY -- which is shown as being incredibly cold on ''the first day of summer''. [[spoiler:When the episode's {{Big Bad}} -- no, not the boss but the rival team's leader -- is decapitated, her head comments "Well, better this than Albany."]]
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* Proving that this trope is really old, in the the 1989 movie of "FelixTheCat" there is a part where Felix comes over a hill and sees a baren shell of a town surrounded by a deadly swamp, to which Felix says "where are we, New Jersey? [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IjJVut_LUlo&feature=related]]"
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* In an episode of ''TheSimpsons'', Homer travels to Winnipeg, Canada, and the road sign on approaching the city proclaims "We were born here. What's your excuse?"
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** One episode of the American ''WhoseLineIsItAnyone'' had as a Scene From A Hat "Versions of Hell without fire or brimstone". Greg presented it as driving eternally in Mississippi.
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* In Argentina, during the first half of the XX century, capital punishment was imprisonment in the infamous Ushuaia prison, in Tierra del Fuego, a frozen hell in the middle of nowhere in the most southern point of America. There were even not many guards, as it was understated that anyone as crazy as to escape would survive a couple of days, at best. A lot of them tried, anyway, with unsurprising results. Considering the kind of inmates [[FateWorseThanDeath you would share your cell with]], I'd have ventured into the frozen woods without second thoughts too.
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* In Argentina, during the first half of the XX century, capital punishment was imprisonment in the infamous Ushuaia prison, in Tierra del Fuego, a frozen hell in the middle of nowhere in the most southern point of America. There were even not many guards, as it was understated understood that anyone as so crazy as to escape would survive a couple of days, at best. A lot of them tried, anyway, with unsurprising results. Considering the kind of inmates [[FateWorseThanDeath you would share your cell with]], I'd have ventured into the frozen woods without second thoughts too.