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And definitely not ashamed of it...the weirdos are usually the people who move here from other states to get away from repression and then cut loose like a college freshman away from mommy and daddy for the first time! Then they breed and it keeps getting worse.
Now it's starting to get interesting. It's gonna be tough to keep it clean. There's a town just South of Chicago called Beecher. I always wondered what they called their local meat market...or if they had a machine shop called 'Beecher Tool & Die'? Not that far from me is the town of Seaman, Ohio...don't know if they have a bank. You have to wonder what towns with names like this call their High School teams? I've traveled through three small towns in Mississippi South of Jackson named 'Hot Coffee', D'Lo, and Soso. Would you trade at a place called 'Soso auto repair'?
Being originally from Massachusetts and having the opportunity to travel the country for business, I've been called a lot of things. Some that come to mind...
In Texas "You're a Yankee"
In California "You're a Pilgrim"
In Ohio "You're a Kennedy-ite"
In Tennessee "You're a B-aahh-stonian"
and my personal favorite...
In New Hampshire & Maine "Oh, you're a Mass-hole"
Last edited by weymouth; Oct 4, 2004 at 08:27 AM.
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