jaciqltznok

NO....80% are Coona$$es...ehehhehehe

jaciqltznok

are you kidding..I live in OK....born in TX and grew up in SOUTH MS....honestly the things I have heard people say....and still DO..

the latest is OH you lived in Alaska...did you like Sarah Palin...yeah..like I KNOW her...really...

Peckish

Funny story - my husband is from the Chico area, they grow a LOT of almonds there. However, they don't pronounce almonds as "allmonds", they say "ammonds". It took me a few minutes to figure out what they were talking about. I laughed and informed him that they were pronouncing it wrong. My husband looked at me (I'm from the Pacific Northwest) and asked me if we say "Sallmon" or "sammon" (for salmon)! Touche!

My time

Well being a Canadian we do not have 12 months of snow, nor do we live in igloos, most of our roads are paved and yes we have both electricity, telephones and running water in our homes. All questions that have been asked by Americans while on holidays.

beatys9

I grew up in Hawaii but would come to the mainland in the summers and go to girl scout camp. When my grandfather would pick me up from the airport he'd welcome me to the United States. He knew we were a state - just hadn't accepted it yet... At camp, I had kids ask me if we lived in huts... Did we have phones... bathrooms...etc. Ok, it was the 1960s but geeze...

mayday

OH YES,o/here anyone who lives north of London is seen to have 4 heads/5 feet/have mufflers and flat caps /wear woad and are ignorant ,SO VERY condescending the bummers are I laugh ALSO, if there is flooding/bad weather etc etc anywhere else but the south no great importance and hardly reported on .

SouthPStitches

When you say you're from NY, most folks assume NYC. Never even been there! So much life outside of the city. Someone should mention it to our legislators. Gorgeous rural areas, mountains, lakes, valleys.