Originally posted by Lebezniatnikov
Dude, I live in DC. VA is the South.
iv been to virginia, its def NOT the south. and i live in Atlanta, i have a pretty good picture of what the south is.
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Oct-01-2007 22:21
CHRles
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Registered: Feb 2006
Location: Nashville
Yes b/c Atlanta is exactly like Mississippi, or just like going to San Antonio, Texas, or more closer to home it's just like Disgusta, I mean Augusta
Just like New York City is radically different from Portland, Maine, not every place in the South is exactly the same. Walk down the streets of Asheville, and then head over to Baton Rouge. Do you feel like you're in the same place?
Oct-01-2007 22:51
Kapedano
Forza Inter!
Registered: Apr 2005
Location: Virginia Beach
I live in Hampton Roads, and it has a very mix population. I would say its a bit of both, but southern Virginia has its southern roots. People are not liberal here, but they are also not very conservative. Its a mis. We might have two democrats in the senate, which has not happen in a long time.
Registered: Jul 2004
Location: Of Earthzen and the Therethen
I wouldn't doubt it.
It's interesting how when so many people of different cultures and regions are tossed together, a la "mixing bowl" style, many end up polarizing.
The close vicinity and small living environments combined with the speed and stress of living in the tri-state area probably contributes a lot to people's closed-ness and cynicism.
