Is (Boise) Idaho part of the Pacific Northwest?

Try a few less Molsons next time.

 

I don't drink

and Molson is piss

 

I drink.

And Molson is piss.

 

This! The fact that Idaho Dorset touch the paific is irrelevant, still has many f te same characteristics as the rest of Oregon an Washington that aren't even near the ocean. And in case u missed the map of Idaho being part of the Oregon territory Idaho did touch the pacific before the us govt started drawing random lines to cut it up into 3 different states.

Hahaha that's too perfect! Oz, does Canada have a region called the pnw?

Just admit it oz! You lost! There is over whelming evidence that Idaho is in the PNW!

 

That's a shame because you have one of the best grogs around available in Kilkenny. I've even driven up to BC primarily to enjoy some of it since the bastards at Guinness won't sell it down here. And yeah, Molson is piss--that's why I told you to lean off of it.

 

anymore

 

I'm calling this a victory

 

For potatoes

 

Eh

Idaho is potatoes, so it's a victory for Idaho. Lol

 

So we officially have:
Southwest
Surferland
PNW
Potatoland

Gotcha.

 

I beleive anything heading east after Yakima, is outside the PNW
(Bend, OR barely qualifies)

 

I recently drove to NW washington through boise and will agree with everyone except OZ, it looks the same as OR and WA until you hit the cascades. It also looks the same as NM for some reason

Boise is part of the PNW (Potato Northwest)

 

Agreed.
Just as California is not a part of the "Southwest" even though it doesn't get much further south and west than San Ysidro.

 

Idaho is not in the PNW

 

Seems pretty obvious to me

 

No trees?

Not PNW

 

I think I see a tree over on the left....

 

You are awesome.

Oz, reply lol

 

Dunno man... The way I read that, even parts of Oregon and Washington aren't PNW.