General Discussion

I'm a southerner currently living in Michigan and hating it. I'm starting to wonder if the sun actually even exists or if it's just something I made up in a dream.

@Ern
Have fun in the North
You're a Yankee now.

This reminds me of something
I went to a subway in Kansas and asked for unsweet tea, and the lady at the counter was like, "We only have sweet here in the south, hon" and I was like "uH EXCUSe mE im far more southern than you are hON"

(I'm from Louisiana, U.S. New Orleans isn't as bad as you'd think. Mostly tourists and drunks during Mardi Gras, and the rest of the year is pretty chill. It's just ALWAYS HOT. and HUMID.)

[quote name="Maevepanda" date="2019-02-18 05:28:32" ] The Netherlands :D [/quote] Same here!

[quote name="Maevepanda" date="2019-02-18 05:28:32" ] The Netherlands :D [/quote] same

I'm from the US, Tennesee if we're being more specific. The weather makes no sense here and we only have a few things of fame from our state, but it's pretty nice nonetheless. We do have the most visited National Park at least ;^)

[quote name="Thirteene" date="2019-02-18 06:46:01" ] @Ern Have fun in the North You're a Yankee now. This reminds me of something I went to a subway in Kansas and asked for unsweet tea, and the lady at the counter was like, "We only have sweet here in the south, hon" and I was like "uH EXCUSe mE im far more southern than you are hON" [/quote] I was walking outside the other day with just a light jacket on, enjoying the warm weather, only to find out it was only FORTY DEGREES. I don't even know who I am anymore. People saying "hon" passive aggressively is one of the few things I don't miss about the south. That and "Bless their heart," ugh those are rage inducing.

Denmark, the country that had Vikings and such

Doesn't make it better that I actually go to viking, have a viking dog and viking sheep XD

I'm from New England! We might all hate each other but we all hate everyone else more! (Idk I heard that was a stereotype. In reality from what I understand everyone likes massachusetts and Rhode Island is compensating for size.)

Honestly I go outside my own state maybe 5-6 times a year. Maybe. Depends on what's going on. It's kinda funny, because I can tell you exactly where Vermont and New Hampshire are but Colorado? Nah.

And, from what I have heard, each state has its own little stereotype:

New England as a whole: Small but angry.
Maine: more conservative than one might think. Also lobster.
Vermont: Socialist capital and maple syrup. The United States version of Canada.
New Hampshire: IDK I honestly forgot this one existed for a period of time.
Rhode Island: small, angry, and would rather be anywhere else.
Massachusetts: History and Drugs. Starring; Tourist Traps!
Connecticut: Our politics is usually pretty clean but boy howdy do we like to trick people. Wooden nuts? We did that. Constitutions in trees? On top o' it.

PSA: New York is NOT IN NEW ENGLAND DONT EVEN MENTION IT. We get kinda testy over that one, apparently.

CANADA (westren Canada)


EH , Timmies (Tim Hortons) , Farm land, Mountains are right next door, we messure everything in how long it takes to get there, not In kilometers. (How long to get to x place? Eh.. bout 2 hours?) SNOW, Abnoxious wind chill, seriously the air hurts my face, maple syrup, HOCKEY.