For all you Northerners...

What's y'alls perception of people from the Southern United States?

Do you find it really "country" that I say "y'all"? Even though most people who say "y'all" in the Southern states are not what you would call "country".

What's y'alls perception of people from the Southern United States?

Do you find it really "country" that I say "y'all"? Even though most people who say "y'all" in the Southern states are not what you would call "country".

Mysteryous

Call 'em Yankees,Northerners love it when we call 'em that. :P

you all need to talk faster. thats what i noticed on my trips in the south. everyone talks like its a struggle to come up with the next word they want to say.

you all need to talk faster. thats what i noticed on my trips in the south. everyone talks like its a struggle to come up with the next word they want to say.

LoG-Sacrament

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you all need to talk faster. thats what i noticed on my trips in the south. everyone talks like its a struggle to come up with the next word they want to say.

Progamer007

only from new hampshire to florida

What's y'alls perception of people from the Southern United States?

Do you find it really "country" that I say "y'all"? Even though most people who say "y'all" in the Southern states are not what you would call "country".

Mysteryous

I don't really care. You guys and gals are people just like us.

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you all need to talk faster. thats what i noticed on my trips in the south. everyone talks like its a struggle to come up with the next word they want to say.

LoG-Sacrament

only from new hampshire to florida

Rednecks and old people.CHAOSWEAV3R

:lol: I have to say I agree with that to a certain extent.

I prefer northern Minnesota.

If you are in southern cities and suburbs, there aren't really any rednecks. There are plenty smart, normal people who might talk with an accent. And they might happen to be religious and probably pretty nice. I find people from the north think they are better than other people and aren't as friendly to strangers.

I also find there are a lot more of the "artsy" type women up north. I like southern accents on girls down south. I also find parties are much crazier in the south. People are much more friendly and in New Orleans, public drunkeness is funny and an old past-time lol.

If you haven't been to New Orleans, you are missing out. So many interesting characters who are very friendly but funny and crazy. It's a good time.

What's y'alls perception of people from the Southern United States?

Do you find it really "country" that I say "y'all"? Even though most people who say "y'all" in the Southern states are not what you would call "country".

Mysteryous

Really I prefer being called a cracker rather then a yankee.

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What's y'alls perception of people from the Southern United States?

Do you find it really "country" that I say "y'all"? Even though most people who say "y'all" in the Southern states are not what you would call "country".

-Sora

yes.

well I hate hicks/hillbillies/rednecks...whatver you want to call them...with the white hot intensity of a thousand suns...

So if the south is filled with as many hicks as I think....I hate them...

Ah, the great white north

You're all Yankee's to us Canucks!

^ thats a true Canadian picture up there, a couple brews in the cooler, the only thing missing is the 22' to shoot geese!

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What's y'alls perception of people from the Southern United States?

Do you find it really "country" that I say "y'all"? Even though most people who say "y'all" in the Southern states are not what you would call "country".

-Sora

ahahahaahahahaha :lol:

Why did I laugh so hard at that?

You guys are all right, though. I love Southern cooking though, it's awesome.

Well stereotype wise your viewed as racists, hicks, idiots, white trash, etc...

When in reality I live in a town where theres probably more hicks than alot of southern states :)

And im pretty far north, Northern Michigan.