I amazed commenters here are looking up non-rude intersections. Classy bunch!
Enter a pair of names to see if any intersections in the US match those names
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#32Not entirely sure how the listing for Peachtree and Peachtree didn't find anything in Georgia.
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#33My wife took it as a highly romantic gesture when I sent her the link for our names. So thanks for the easy points!
I wanted to do the same thing, no results! I guess thats what having obscure names is all about
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#34Earlier quoted context omitted.
It's a small passerine bird. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nuthatch
When I was in sixth grade, our science teacher had us go bird watching every school day and document the birds we'd saw. Eleven-year-old me immediately became obsessed with red-breasted nuthatches. To this day, when I see one, I'll yell out to my wife, "Look! A red-breasted nuthatch!"
Wait until you see a Great tit (Parus major)
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#35I'm honestly kinda fed up with sites that prompt me to share my geolocation while they load. Why should I have to clear a prompt before accessing the site? And it clearly works well without knowing my location, so why make the prompt something everyone has to go through?
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#36I'm honestly kinda fed up with sites that prompt me to share my geolocation while they load. Why should I have to clear a prompt before accessing the site? And it clearly works well without knowing my location, so why make the prompt something everyone has to go through?
Thanks for mentioning this. I'm now pretty sure this is the reason some sites don't load at all in the app that I use.
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#37Who knew that the universe had so many nexuses:
https://www.crossing.us/intersections/1st/1st
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#38A politically relevant one: https://www.crossing.us/intersections/donald/moscow (It's actually the intersection of "Don" and "Moscow". But judging from the other street names here, "Don" was probably intended to be the river in Russia.)
The story of why a tiny town in Kansas has Russian-themed street names is pretty fascinating (to me anyway): https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Munjor,_Kansas
It's fascinating to me too; I live in Ellis county and my wife and I both have Volga German ancestry :)