I'd like to also see the search volume for the week prior for comparison.
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I chuckled at the thought that there's just this one county in Montana where people haven't figured out that staring at the sun is bad.
Apparently an area shared by Florida and Alabama, too.
The more north you go in Florida, the more Southern is becomes. Right there, where Alabama can't go more south and Florida can't go more north? That's prime sister-wife country.
Does staring at the sun actually make your eyes hurt? In other words, does it cause pain in the eyes that persists after you look away? I know it can damage your vision but that's different.
Your eyes can be damaged and you not feel it till later on
That is very pretty
Republican eyes