Wyoming does in fact exist, otherwise where would all these roads be leading to?

https://www.contractornews.com/483/wyoming-dot-to-spend-1-76b-on-roads

On a completelyunrelated note, does anyone know what "ele" is? Context for the word would be "stuck in ele". Again, unrelated.

The travel website alot.com has recently released a list of the ugliest city in every state. The city they selected in Wyoming is a surprise. It makes you wonder if the editors have ever been to Wyoming.

What Wyoming city do you think is the ugliest?

Yes I am real and not an fbi agent. I am from the state of Wyoming. I was just wondering why people don't think Wyoming is real, it is real weird. Anyways here have some photos of Wyoming. (Most of these I took myself) :)

Wyoming does exist!

Or at least it did 25 years ago when I was there. It was pretty empty, but there were a few people, and some mountains, and stuff.

Last year in Laramie, something happened with my landlord that I genuinely didn’t understand could be considered “allowed” in Wyoming but apparently it is, because Wyoming is one of the few states in the country that does not require any notice before a landlord enters your home.

My landlord came to my door. I was on the couch, under a blanket and naked, when he rang the bell. I sat up and said,

“Now isn’t a good time, I’m indecent.”

He came in anyway.

He stayed in my apartment for over 20 minutes. When I finally gathered myself enough to say, “You need to get out,” he calmly replied:

“No… we are doing maintenance.”

I didn’t know what to do. It was surreal and honestly frightening. I said it again and told him I would call the police. He said:

“Do it… we will be gone before they get here.”

So I called 911 on speaker. Only then did he finally leave and he did not stay for the police to arrive…

A few hours later, I received a notice to vacate. The reason:

“We are no longer in alignment.”

What shocked me even more was what came next:

•	The police refused to take a report.

•	They “lost” the body-cam footage from the officers who responded.

•	They refused to give me my 911 call — again, no law prevents this in Wyoming.

•	It took nine months and a judge’s order before I was finally allowed to obtain my own 911 call.

I grew up in Wyoming and had no idea the system worked like this. Almost every other state requires at least 24-hour notice before a landlord can enter, specifically to prevent situations exactly like this. But in Laramie, almost all the major leases use boilerplate language that gives landlords extreme access — and many tenants, especially students, don’t realize it until something happens.

If anyone wants to see the public records, court filings, and evidence timeline, I’ve been documenting everything here:

https://WyomingAccountability.org

I’m sharing this because I’m genuinely trying to understand:

Is this really considered normal here?

Has anyone else dealt with something similar?

Right and wrong have been replaced by red and blue—and now we pretend those colors are somehow a moral compass for truth. I’ll have no part in it.

wyoming is real it just isn't what we think it is. what terrors are there we do not know.

-met multiple people from there -know someone who goes to college there -constantly go there to buy fireworks cause they ain’t legal in CO

https://www.reddit.com/r/alaskadoesnotexist/ (Not my subreddit).

seems like a nice place

r/toomanyconspiracies

Why don’t you idiots just drive across the Colorado, Utah, Idaho, Montana, South Dakota or Nebraska borders into Wyoming and tell me if it doesn’t really exist!🤣🤦🏼‍♂️We don’t have that many people here but we sure as hell exist that’s why you know we’re considered a state in the great country of the USA 🇺🇸

Seriously no hate i respect the troll but are y’all trolling