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I will admit that the internet claims about this Missouri place made me laugh, but I also believe they're a tad bit unfair. In a conversation about the world's most overrated places, a Missouri destination was included and was described as "If Ned Flanders Ran Vegas".

I thought I was crazy when I asked a friend about what I remembered as Burger Chef when my family would drive to Quincy from Hannibal during the early 1970's. In this case, I was not hallucinating. Quincy did have a Burger Chef until early in 1978 when it suddenly closed its doors.

I've been trying to organize something for the past two years and just can't seem to get everything in order to make it happen. Perhaps you can help. I am convinced that Missouri and/or Illinois needs an annual turkey drop. Here's how to make this dream a reality.

This is what happens when you ask a question then completely regret it when you get the answer. Out of a morbid sense of curiosity, I decided to research what would happen if nuclear weapons were airburst over the biggest cities in Missouri. The result is the ultimate horror story.

There are lots of reasons to relocate you and/or your family. However, there are lots of reasons it would be insane to consider moving to a certain state. I'm looking at you, Wisconsin.

I don't understand people's fear of Californians, but there's a genuine by some to be where they aren't. If that's you, you might want to consider a fast relocation to Iowa since that's where most Californians aren't.

If you've ever attempted ghost hunting, you know it can be a terrifying experience. Normally, there are no physical risks though. The exception was a recent paranormal investigation in Cape Girardeau, Missouri where an investigator got seriously scratched by...something (or someone).

It's the diner everyone who watched TV in the 1970's knew even if they didn't know exactly where it was. Yes, the diner where Rosie showed everyone why Bounty was "the quicker picker upper" that originally was born in New Jersey is now incoming to the middle of Missouri.

Sometimes surprises are good and sometimes they are bad. For Duck Dynasty's Phil Robertson, he received one of the biggest surprises of his life when he learned that he had a very unexpected connection to Missouri. This is his story and how it changed his family forever.

I grew up in Missouri, but I didn't play Dungeons & Dragons. Apparently I was the exception based on a new ranking that says when it comes to tabletop D&D, Missouri is almost king.