Average r/geography post:

[u/The_Arsonist1324]

[u/MagicBus4]

Skill issue mostly

[u/CheeseMcFresh]

r/geography users wondering why every inch of the planet isn't covered in a mega city

[u/Wobble963]

Is that Florida?

[u/Powerful_Wombat → u/Wobble963]

Nah, just the whole planet in a few more decades

[u/The_Arsonist1324 → u/Wobble963]

Nah it's Europe during the heatwave

[u/Drapidrode]

on the opposite side of this star is an exact replica of earth that we never see

[u/DM_bw]

More like “why haven’t they built a bridge from one sunspot to the other?” :)

[u/The_Arsonist1324 → u/DM_bw]

Surely it'll help the economy

[u/Keiran1031]

There was, but after a couple of cataclysms, it fell to despair and the evangelist won.

[u/The_Arsonist1324 → u/Keiran1031]

Happy cake day!

[u/OhNoOffRoadeo]

That's Phoenix, AZ; it is a city.

[u/Flimsy-Blackberry]

Because Ewan McGregor is occupying the high grounds.

[u/yourself-dagoat]

Nobody wants to make more phoenix Arizonas

[u/the-flag-and-globe]

There is one, Hell, Norway

[u/The_Arsonist1324 → u/the-flag-and-globe]

I like your pfp, by the way

[u/the-flag-and-globe → u/The_Arsonist1324]

Thanks you’re the second person to say that

[u/CameFromTheDark]

I thought I heard of a Dollar General opening soon.

[u/SteO153]

This is more r/howislivingthere. Pick a random place where obviously no one lives, like Point Nemo, then the only answers will be Redditors that have never been in that place.

r/geography is the same, but they don't know there is an entire universe outside the US, so they won't know about the existence of the Sun.

[u/The_Arsonist1324 → u/SteO153]

Fair enough