Yankee or Dixie?

[toggleswitch]

SIcko? I thought you'd NEVER notice. *LOL*

And I was just kidding, I was actually mostly very nice. Unitl I heard something extremely ignorant. But the event is based on a real one.

 

[toggleswitch]

Actually I do look forward to getting into the Dixie "groove"

 

[jons1077]

hah!!! too funny!!! Imagine moving to a small Texas town and trying to go to a public school after most of your time was in Houston. Now I'm in the city and wish to heck I was back to the small towns.

 

[toggleswitch]

Is there life west of the Hudson?

I'm so yankee *I SWEAR TO G-d* I did not know that Kentucky Fried chicken was a southern-style meal until about 5 years ago.

Cross my heart and hope to die.

 

[maytagbear]

Haven't taken it yet, will though.....

However, Texas is the largest state of the continental 48, but Alaska is just a bit bigger.

No offence meant to those Texans here whom I love.

Lawrence/Maytagbear

 

[jons1077]

ironic...

my favorite chicken recipe that I like to cook is "Maryland fried chicken". Very tasty!!! You can find it in my 1970 Better Homes and Gardens "New" Cookbook.

 

[maytagbear]

Oh--

44% Yankee.

Lots of Great Lakes influence. (Well, mercy! I've only lived my entire life less than an hour south of Lake Erie....!)

L/Mb

 

[~sudsshane]

100% Yankee

and damn proud of it...We also won the war! =)

 

[parunner58]

42% (Yankee). Barely into the Yankee category. It must be a Mike thing

 

[toggleswitch]

Alaka who? Where is he from orginally?

~but Alaska is.......

What was that line from a movie. There are two types of people in Alaska; those that were born there and those that are running from the law.

Two words, loving and TEASINGLY said
Size Q----.

(ducks and runs)

 

[jaxsunst]

78% Southern. Live just outside of Memphis, TN, grew up in Little Rock, AR.

 

[frontaloadotmy]

54% Dixie

Whoda thunk?

 

[toggleswitch]

See that is why I kinda like a city and state or province or country in there.

Where are ya?

 

[polkanut]

40% Yankee here, and I always thought of myself as being a 100% "Sour Kraut".

 

[toggleswitch]

Borrowed pic.

oh God see what you did? Now I'm hungry and salivating.

 

[exploder3211]

48% (Yankee). Barely into the Yankee category. Ok I was born in Miami, raised in the WNC mountains.. Everyone can't understand what Caw-fee is..

 

[cehalstead]

Toggle:

Your tourists weren't scared...they were "skeerd"........

 

[frontaloadotmy]

Toggles witch

tcgr is currently (and mostly has been) the Western Sierra
Nevada Foothills.

 

[toggleswitch]

Yes they were!

But to be fair I'd be just as lost in their world as they were in mine.

In NYC highways are known by NAME, not number. And many streets are numbered and some are named.

So when one goes to MAPQUEST to get directions and it's in route numbers we scream! Where the hell is route 678?, ah the BQE. Route 495? ah the LIE. 95 WHT? ah the Cross Bronx.

And exit numbers. NO NO NO the streets are numbered so exit numbers just makes it all the more confusing.Like I said, it's all what you get used to and come to accept as normal.

But I have to laugh in this city of immigrants (where English is apparently optional and not to be taken seriously or as necessary), that car travel routes are named. TE HE HE HE lets make it difficult for them go get around!

 

[toggleswitch]

TYVM