13 Extremely Weird Things Only People From Colorado Do
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Do you like to smother things in green chili, disregard the weather report, and climb 2,700 grueling steps for the heck of it? Then you might just be a weird and proud Coloradoan! Here are 13 other extremely weird and out-of-the-ordinary things people from Colorado do. See how many of these quirky habits you can relate to:
1. We wear flip-flops in the snow.
2. When it snows, we may also consider pairing a light jacket with our flops.
3. We could (and sometimes do) put green chili on EVERYTHING.
4. Even in the worst of times, we stand by our men.
5. When Kathy Sabine says there is severe weather in the area, we run out to the front porch.
6. We enjoy torturing ourselves.
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7. We don't get too creeped out when driving to DIA.
8. We'll almost always take a craft beer over something generic. (Unless we're talking Coors!)
9. We don't all partake in legalized marijuana.
10. We like to plaster things with gold.
11. We prefer spending our time outdoors...
12. ...but sometimes we'll take in a show or two.
13. Finally, we prefer to listen to music next to giant rocks.
These are just a few of the strange and unconventional things people from Colorado do. Are there any that you would add to the list? Let us know in the comments below — we’d love to hear from you! Love living in Colorado? You should! Wear your state pride on your sleeve with this apparel from Wear Your Roots.
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People From Colorado
What are people from Colorado known for?
People in Colorado are known for:
- Being outdoorsy
- Hiking
- Braving the elements
While the population of Colorado is made up of wonderfully unique individuals, there are some traits that nearly all people from Colorado share. One of them is a love of the great outdoors. Living in a state as naturally-beautiful as Colorado, it would seem almost a crime not to take advantage of all that the state has to offer. While not every Coloradoan you'll meet will be an avid hiker or skiing enthusiast, most folks from the Centennial State enjoy spending quality time outdoors. Curious to learn more (and have a laugh)? Check out these 11 undeniable habits that virtually no Coloradoan can unlearn.
Is Colorado a great place to live?
Yes, it is! Many folks agree that Colorado is one of the best states in the U.S. In addition to the great outdoors, Colorado offers countless treasures to uncover, ranging from excellent dining to cultural experiences. If you're wondering "is Colorado the best state?" you're in good company. Many folks believe that the Centennial State truly has it all: scenery, history, culture, education, arts, friendly people, and an abundance of sunny days. Of course, if you're considering moving to Colorado, you might also consider the fact that the state is notoriously landlocked. This shouldn't dissuade you from moving, though, considering just how many natural swimming spots there are to be found here.
What are the most popular foods in Colorado?
Some of the most popular foods in Colorado include:
- Mountain trout
- Palisade peaches
- Rocky Mountain oysters
- Colorado-style green chile
To experience Colorado's diverse and impressive culinary scene is to learn more about what makes the state so great. When you visit Colorado, there are certain foods that you just have to try. Some of the most popular -- and famous -- foods from Colorado include Rocky Mountain Oysters, Colorado-style pizza, mountain trout, Palisade peaches, bison, Olathe sweet corn, Colorado-style green chile (also known as chili Verde), Denver omelet, and Rocky Ford cantaloupe. How many of these iconic foods from Colorado have you tried?