Dixie or Yankee?

i got 40% Your Definatly a Yankee on both tests lol

scarey but my brother score more southern than i did and we grew up togther. But he does like to hang the good old stars and bars in his window >_<

40% Dixie. You are definitely a Yankee.

13% Dixie. Wow! You are a Duke of Yankeedom!

not terribly surprised... the joys of being a native texen raised in the northwest and great lakes regions...

84% Dixie. Do you still use Confederate money?

Heh, and I've hardly been outside of Alabama and Texas.

26% Dixie. You are a Yankee Doodle Dandy.

second:
6% Dixie. You are as dandy a Yankee as they get!!

First: 10% Dixie. You are as dandy a Yankee as they get!!
Second: 0% Dixie. You are as dandy a Yankee as they get!!

Not really surprising given I was raised in Canada. Though I bet my mother would score much higher. She often "fixes to go" places.

79% Dixie. Your neck must be a little pink!

Born and Raised

S

Serg reps the A from his head to his toes!

I see Shay, Mil, Vex, Crikett and Gilae in my Northside posse! How YOU doin?

Indiana isn't considered a state. I have driven through Indiana. There are 7 houses, a truck tire, and 2 AM stations. The 1 FM station I originally thought was an 80's station, then I realized that I was so far out from Cleveland the broadcasts from 20 years ago were finally catching up to my car!!!!

That and Indiana is more southern then northern. Kinda of an anomoly. Having friends/family in Chicago and Cleveland, I can tell you the accent at the rest stops from the locals is NOTHING like either city. Go figure?

87% Dixie. Do you still use Confederate money? southeast texas ftw

LOL - I almost have to agree with you there. I spent the summer I turned 15 there, and never went back again...damn moths the size of sparrows!

50% Dixie. Barely in Yankeedom.

The advance test... 28% Dixie. You are a Yankee Doodle Dandy.

I suppose being from the south bay area is where the dixie part of my speech came from. :P

LOL, hey Mylec how ya been? It is funny to me when I get someone from down south call my work.... a few times I have had to have one of the other 2 girls take the call cause I could not understand half what they wanted to know. It's not like there is a ton to know I work in the office of an apartment complex :heehee

50% Dixie. Barely in Yankeedom.

28% Dixie. You are a Yankee Doodle Dandy.


I live in Atlanta

I'm doing good, Crikett, how about yourself?

We have a new guy here in my department from New Orleans area. Our first conversation after we hired him went like this.

Me: Where ya from?
Him: Louisiana
Me: Oh, I'm sorry, I'll try to talk slower :p

I actually did say that to him lol, but I had known his brother for years (which is how he got his job here) so he was already warned that I'm a smartass :p

I like to pick on Southern folk cause y'all are just different to us and you eat some strange stuff (crayfish? gah!). But I will give you this...in general, Southern folk are by far nicer than us northerners. Every time I go down to Florida I have to de-northernize myself on the flight down. I mean, y'all actually smile and say hi to each other in passing...even if you dont know the person! Up here, you'd catch a beat down for that lol. Maybe not physically, but you'd definitely would tend to get a "WTF are you talkin to?" look :p

In all seriousness, I do like the south overall. Y'all just talk funny :p

P.S. I was gonna say Yins instead of y'all, but I actually outgrew that when I was a kid for some reason. But you do hear that in PA.

One of my favorite things about the south is that we say ma'am and sir to every one. I was talking with a woman who had recently moved here, Austin, from New York for work and she said that she had to bite her tongue a lot, especially when the boy behind the Subway counter says "What would you like on your sandwhich, ma'am?"

I don't agree, but she says that we even drive politely down here. Which I guess compared to New York we do.

98% Dixie. Is General Lee your grandfather?!

LOL.. they were Houston Specific ones in here..

good grief.. born and raised Houstonian here with my Momma's side from Virginia and it shows.. 80% on the first and 100% on the second.

If she was used to driving in or near New York City, like say within a 25 mile radius, then yes, Austinites drive much more politely.

And Shay, back when I was ~6 we drove from Colorado to NJ, and went through Indiana. We tried desperately to not stay at an Indianan rest stop, but had to. My dad woke me up that night at ~3am and showed me a moth sitting on a wall that had to be as big as a football. Of course my mom woke up at my "wow, COOL!" and wanted to go knock it off the wall...

"COOL"?

/shudders

I still get creeped out thinking about that thing, but then I was 15 at the time...a lot more discerning than a 6 year old lol