You know you're from
Replies
-
Raised in Tennessee, family is all still there. Actual conversation overhead at a family reunion:
Uncle1: D'jeet yit?
Uncle2: Naw ju?
Uncle1: Naw, yawnt to?
Uncle2: I reckon
You know you're from Tennessee if you can translate this conversation.0 -
Raised in Tennessee, family is all still there. Actual conversation overhead at a family reunion:
Uncle1: D'jeet yit?
Uncle2: Naw ju?
Uncle1: Naw, yawnt to?
Uncle2: I reckon
You know you're from Tennessee if you can translate this conversation.
I can translate it, but I'm not from Tennessee.....further South. :bigsmile:0 -
Raised in Tennessee, family is all still there. Actual conversation overhead at a family reunion:
Uncle1: D'jeet yit?
Uncle2: Naw ju?
Uncle1: Naw, yawnt to?
Uncle2: I reckon
You know you're from Tennessee if you can translate this conversation.
LMAO!! So true! :bigsmile:0 -
Atlanta
-Rush hour traffic is more of a game of Russian roulette than a time of day.
-If you need a ladder or a mattress, you can find it on the highway.
-You know to turn left where the Kroger used to be. Even though they tore it down before you were born.
-You aren't from around here.
-You know somebody who was. Her grandfather used to be the pastor of her home church.
-When somebody provides the direction "and then you go down the hill," you know you are going to get lost.
Moved to ATL area 10 years ago! So true!!!!
Also, a midnight snack is a trip to the closest waffle house0 -
Washington, D.C.
1. When traffic stops for the presidential motorcade
2. got forbid it snows for 2 days because the Federal government will shut down
3. A druggie mayor can get reelected for life
4. When people ask me where I'm from and I say D.C., and they don't believe me. I really live in the heart of DC, not the surrounding suburbs of VA or MD.
5. you pay federal taxes but have no voting rights. UGH!!
6. everyone dresses in conservative clothing (think suits and dresses, not that there's anything wrong with that
7. tourists do not stand to the right of the escalators to let locals walk up on the left (we've got places to go, you know)
8. You've had your home or car broken into at least once.
9. You remember WHFestival - those were the days
10. You've been insulted by a crazy homeless person with no teeth on more than one occasion.
11. You remember when $1.10 used to get you anywhere you wanted to go in the city on Metro.
12. You remember when Metro parking lots used to accept cash.
13. You've eaten Jumbo Slice or Julia's Empanada's.
14. You remember when you could drive past the White House pre 9/11
15. You used to be really scared to go to Southeast to dance at the defunt Traxx or Nation/Capitol Ballroom (now there's the baseball stadium)
16. You can sing the Eastern Motor's or Shoe City song verbatim. (this commercial still comes on by the way)
17. 14th and I street downtown had nudie bars0 -
Maine - Mainah / Maniac
- The letter "R" is wicked overrated. It's lobstah, not lobster.
- We say wicked. A lot.
- 4 inches of snow is a dusting.
- You crave an Italian sandwich weekly.
- You know what an Italian sandwich is.
- You crave a whoopie pie with your Italian sandwich.
- LL Bean isn't just a store, it's a way of life.
- Maine has 4 seasons. Tourist, Foliage, Ski and Mud.
- You know what a red hot dog is and you eat one.
- Just about everyone you know has hit a deer or moose on the highway!
Ayuh!
The Dirty Lew, the Old Port, good times!
and anything above Augusta is Up Noth, even though its only 1/4 of the way up the state because the whole top half is nothing but trees and moose, and where people go "Upta Camp" on weekends....
southern maine is the bottom 10%, central maine is the rest of the bottom quarter, up north is 25-50% up, and the top half is camp!
Wives/girlfriends are referred to as "My old lady".
When men bump into each other in public it's always the same thing "Still upta the same place? How's the old lady?"0 -
I will do Pittsburgh due to that being the closest city to me anyone will recognize:
1) If you get cut off on the parkway it is mandatory you "roll dan the window at dem dere jagaffs".
2) Parking spots are saved by lawn chairs and couches are found on front porches.
3) Sporting evens are beyond insanity: tailgates last for 12+ hours, half the people you came with will not make it into the event and/or be kicked out of the event, you will drown in a sea of black and gold, sub freezing temps do not mandate you must be clothed.
4) It is perfectly acceptable to wear a pair of "still toe" boots with full athletic gear.
5) Getting drunk is a three day event. Especially if you go drinking "Dahntahn" or to the "Sauside".
6) You have been hit on by a "Stiller" or have seen Big Ben out and have then made a rape joke.
7) Pot holes in the spring= see yah ball bearings.
8) The entire city runs out of road salt AT LEAST once every two days...which is odd being there is a chance of snow 75% of the year.
9) "Redd up the hause." means you better run the "sweeper" and throw a load in the "warsh".
Pittsburgh dad on youtube = DEAD ON.0 -
I will do Pittsburgh due to that being the closest city to me anyone will recognize:
1) If you get cut off on the parkway it is mandatory you "roll dan the window at dem dere jagaffs".
2) Parking spots are saved by lawn chairs and couches are found on front porches.
3) Sporting evens are beyond insanity: tailgates last for 12+ hours, half the people you came with will not make it into the event and/or be kicked out of the event, you will drown in a sea of black and gold, sub freezing temps do not mandate you must be clothed.
4) It is perfectly acceptable to wear a pair of "still toe" boots with full athletic gear.
5) Getting drunk is a three day event. Especially if you go drinking "Dahntahn" or to the "Sauside".
6) You have been hit on by a "Stiller" or have seen Big Ben out and have then made a rape joke.
7) Pot holes in the spring= see yah ball bearings.
8) The entire city runs out of road salt AT LEAST once every two days...which is odd being there is a chance of snow 75% of the year.
9) "Redd up the hause." means you better run the "sweeper" and throw a load in the "warsh".
Pittsburgh dad on youtube = DEAD ON.
I was already thinking about Pittsburgh Dad while reading this LOL!!!! Awesome.
Did you see the new hot sauce label on Pittsburgh Dad, it says, "Yinz can put it on dippy eggs!"0 -
Minneapolis
- "Spices" consist of pepper and salt.
- you have used the term "Uff da"
- you visit Saint Paul once a year
- you can tell what part of the city you are in from your perspective of the IDS
- You learned to spell Mississippi before your last name
- Skyways0 -
You Know Your From Buffalo When.....
I'm from Buffalo. We eat chicken wings, not Buffalo wings. Jack Kemp is a quarterback, not a politician. We drink Labatt Blue and love it. Mighty Taco always has preference over Taco Bell. Pop, not soda and Pepsi, not Coke.
They are sneakers not tennis shoes. It's a sucker, not a lollipop. Bison chip dip, La Nova Pizzeria, Aunt Rosie's Loganberry, Chevettas Chicken, Peter K's Potato Pancakes and Ted's Hot Dogs are all too familiar...not to forget Taffy's Shakes and Charlie the butcher.
A fake ID is unnecessary, there is always Canada...But we have them anyway. Our bars don't close until 4am and we DO sell beer in a grocery store (Tops or Wegmans), which always makes for early starts and late nights. Jim's steak out at 4 in the morning is calling it an early night...
We never cuss, but we swear entirely too much. We know that a 65 mph speed limit really means 80. We will cut you off, swear, and give you the finger if you are keeping up AND do it all in the snow, while expecting nothing less in return. Driving in the snow not only comes naturally, it is fun.
We know what Artvoice and Nightlife are and we either love them or try to burn every copy we see. We start the weekends off right at Thursdays in the square while enjoying beer, free music, and an interesting crowd.
We lived through Wide Right, The Forward Lateral, and No Goal. Dubbed by Dan Marino as "the meanest fans because no-one actually wants to live here..."
We all know he wouldn't stand one winter up here. We love the Bills (no matter what) and accept that it takes 2-4 hours to get home from a game. Nothing closes in 3 feet of snow or -20 windchills...In fact, that's how we prefer to tailgate.
We can correctly pronounce, spell, and identify Chippewa, Scajaquada, Lackawanna, Cheektowaga, Cattaraugus, Chautauqua, Olean, Tonawanda and Gowanda without hesitation. When giving direction it's not "take I-90 to Route 33 east" it's " take the 90 to the 33 east"..."the" is not an option.
We are 30 minutes from another country, one of the seven wonders of the world, and even a few beaches. It's the second largest city in New York.
Deb
YES!!! Chicken wings from anywhere not in Buffalo are just plain wrong. I have some Bison chip dip today with me to dip my vegetables in! And Chiavetta's chicken will be dinner tonight :-) I always thought that saying "the" in front of the highway numbers was typical, until I realized on vacation that NOONE says that.
Buffalove 0 -
This content has been removed.
-
I will do Pittsburgh due to that being the closest city to me anyone will recognize:
1) If you get cut off on the parkway it is mandatory you "roll dan the window at dem dere jagaffs".
2) Parking spots are saved by lawn chairs and couches are found on front porches.
3) Sporting evens are beyond insanity: tailgates last for 12+ hours, half the people you came with will not make it into the event and/or be kicked out of the event, you will drown in a sea of black and gold, sub freezing temps do not mandate you must be clothed.
4) It is perfectly acceptable to wear a pair of "still toe" boots with full athletic gear.
5) Getting drunk is a three day event. Especially if you go drinking "Dahntahn" or to the "Sauside".
6) You have been hit on by a "Stiller" or have seen Big Ben out and have then made a rape joke.
7) Pot holes in the spring= see yah ball bearings.
8) The entire city runs out of road salt AT LEAST once every two days...which is odd being there is a chance of snow 75% of the year.
9) "Redd up the hause." means you better run the "sweeper" and throw a load in the "warsh".
Pittsburgh dad on youtube = DEAD ON.
I was already thinking about Pittsburgh Dad while reading this LOL!!!! Awesome.
Did you see the new hot sauce label on Pittsburgh Dad, it says, "Yinz can put it on dippy eggs!"
Hahaha no I have not, every time I watch his videos I just cringe and remind myself why I never go "Dahntahn".0 -
Michigan:
1. You always hold up your hand to point to where you live.
2. It's pop DAM*IT, NOT SODA.
3. It's an annual thing to snowboard off the roof of the house before shoveling the snow off.
4. You go to a large parking lot after first snowfall each year and do donuts to get the feel of the car in snow.
5. 80 on the highway with 3 feet of snow on the ground is a given.
6. It's the YOOP. Not the U.P.0 -
Texas when:
...you have profile pictures of your favorite boots on your mfp account.
0 -
I'm from the South...here'z da rulez:
1. Pull up your pants and take that earring out. You look like an idiot.
2. It's called a "gravel road." No matter how slow you drive, you're going to get dust on your BMW. So, drive or git outta the way.
3. Yeah, we all started hunting and fishing before we started to school. Sure, we saw "Bambi" but we got over it.
4. Go ahead. Bring your $600 Orvis Fly Rod--but don't cry when a catfish breaks it off at the handle. We have a name for that little 10 inch bass you're fishing for--we call it "bait."
5. That bent-over farmer did more work before breakfast than you do all week, including your visits to the gym. He does't need your respect but he surely DESERVES IT.
6. If your cell phone rings while we are sitting in the duck blind, we'll shoot it. You might hope you don't have it to your ear at the time.
7. If you bring "Coke" into our homes, it'd better be brown, wet, and best served over a glass of ice.
8. You have a $60,000 car? We're not impressed. Heck, we drive tractors, cotton pickers and hay balers that cost a quarter million dollars--and we only drive them a few weeks each year.
9. Yeah, we eat catfish, deer, rabbit, and squirrel. You want sushi? It's available at the bait shop.
10. What's that? People are waving at you in your car and smiling at you on the streets? We call it being friendly. Try to understand the concept.0 -
Utah when:
-The first question anybody out of state asks you is if you know any polygamists or if you're part of the Mormon church
-The only point of reference used is Salt Lake City
-You always use your blinker at the last second so nobody can keep you from changing lanes .. or leave it on indefinitely
-You experience all 4 seasons in one day
-You can correctly pronounce cities such as Tooele, Hurricane,or Duschene
-The "U" and "Y" are not just letters
-You travel to another state in order to play the lottery
Absolutely.... also
-You know what Fry sauce is
-You can easily get to a camping spot within 20-30 minutes
-You still refer to the Delta Center when talking about the Utah Jazz
-You get a good buzz off 1 beer any time you travel out of the state because it's high point
-Wendover is a get away destination
-People ask "which ward you are in"
-You argue about how to pronounce Hooper (Hoop-er vs Hup-er) and Layton (Lay-ton vs Lay'n)
-You know what the Wasatch Wave hair style is (late 80's early 90's)
I'm sure I will think of more....
GO UTES!!!!!!0 -
You know youre from New York City when:
- Youve been to Albany once
- An hour ride to go upstate from the city is too far.
- You dont hang out in Times Square or avoid it.
- Have gotten sick from a TGI Friday's in the city.
- People think Long Island is full of rich people.
- There is a starbucks and mcdonalds on nearly every block
- You know what the boroughs are
- You've never been to the statue of liberty.
- When you're signaling a turn, people in that lane speed up.
- Hardly use the map for the subway system.
- Even when we have no where to go, still in a rush to get there.
- You have seen the Radio City Christmas Spectacular a dozen times in the hopes of something new.
- Have trouble figuring out what to eat, even though there is a dozen places.
- People think you speak too fast.
- When youve eaten good pizza or italian cookies.
- A movie was filmed somewhere and you know where it happened.
- You know what a dollar cab is.
- You can correctly pronounce Hauppage, Massapequa, Ronkonkoma, Patchogue.
- You miss going to New Jersey for cheaper gas.
- Street Performers you pass them.
- To avoid dont walk signs, you cross in a zig zag.
- You get asked to pronounce talk or coffee by someone out of state.
- Madison Square Garden is the place for everything. Its life.0 -
Originally from NKY but I've been living in Australia for a while now so I'll do Aus:
1. You say 'Straya instead of Australia
2. You call MacDonalds "maccas".
3. You are entertained by a 39 year old bloke dressed as a slutty teenage school girl.
4. You regularly see giant spiders in your home and don't care (I still do very muchthankyou)
5. Hamish and Andy
7. Beetroot on hamburgers ( I still can't do this)
8. You only go to Bunnings for the sausage sizzle.
9. The latest episodes of your favourite TV shows are “Not Available in Your Region”
10. You know that “stubbies” are either short shorts or small beer bottles, a “gimp”, “bogan” or “geezer” is a random idiot, someone in trouble is in “strife” and you’re liable to burst out laughing whenever you hear of Americans “rooting” for something.
11.You know how to abbreviate every word, all of which usually end in -o: arvo, combo, garbo, kero, metho, milko, muso, rego, servo, smoko, speedo, righto etc.
12. "How's the serenity?"0 -
Rome, italy
wine
great weather
Missoni fashion
full of people from other countries
the sea.
but....i live in London, uk.0 -
Belfast
You know you are from Belfast when....
1. You can remember seeing soldiers walk down your street with guns in the middle of the day for no apparent reason.
2. You have purchased a single cigarette at some stage of your life.
3. Your Granny had a framed picture of the Pope or the Queen in the living room but not both.
4. You will fight anyone who claims Callum Best's Da wasn't the best footballer EVER.
5. You have owned a pair of Nike Air Max at some stage.
:laugh:
Number 2 and 5 apply to Glasgow as well. And 3 to some extent (sadly).0 -
You are from Moscow when you always run or read walking. Your phone never shuts up. You're overdressed everywhere abroad or even in airports. You know what's real traffic jam0
-
You know you are from Glasgow when:
1. No one outside Glasgow understands your accent
2. Everyone thinks you support Rangers or Celtic
3. You know the real meaning of the question, "What school did you go to?"
4. You don't actually know anyone who has eaten a deep fried Mars bar
5. But you will admit to having eaten several slices of deep fried pizza during your childhood
6. You will tell someone your life story within 5 minutes of meeting them
7. There's no such thing as too many friends
8. You know that there's nowhere quite like Glasgow0 -
You know you're from Edinburgh when:
The impulse to smack all slow walking people in the back of the head is over-whelming during the month of August
Nipping out during the work day to buy a sandwich will take 40 minutes during the month of August
You are hungover most of August
You can never wear heels because cobbles
You can walk anywhere in the city in less than 25 minutes
Tourists ask for directions and you can just tell them to look up (the castle is there, Arthurs Seat is there, Scott Monument is there)
When you go to the Glasgow and can get a round of drinks for less than £10
When you drink Irn Bru more than Coke
When you give no money to the "homeless" beggars, because they have mobile phones (WTF, where do you charge that up then?)
When you have all four seasons in one day
When it stays light until midnight in summer, but goes dark at 3.30pm in the winter.
When you have to ring the police to tell the d*ckhead playing bagpipes (badly. So very very badly) outside your office/apartment to move the *kitten* along0 -
west Texas - yes, we make distinctions. There are no large towns where we live - so we just say west Texas.
1. Our tea is always assumed to be ice cold and sweet.
2. Chivalry is not here. Boys still get smacked on the back of the head for not opening a door for another person - be it man, woman or child. Girls get pinched on their upper arms when they forget to say thank you to said boy. Please, thank you and you're welcome had better be said or you will wish you had.
3. It has been 90 degrees and the kids playing outside one day and 30 and snowing the next. We are prepared for all types of weather - just look in our closets - tank tops next to parkas.
4. Sitting on a tailgate and visiting is considered a night out - and a good one at that.
5. A finger raised while someone is driving by is called a hello gesture - it is not someone flipping you off - it is called saying hello and being friendly.
6. Homecoming mums... look them up.
7. We don't call a tow truck - we call our neighbor with a truck, winch and flat bed.
8. We look in envy and jealous over a brand new 1 ton dually - the mercedes and BMW? eh...whatever.
9. We understand that the best parking is NOT next to the store - it is underneath the shade tree in the back 40 where the blaring sun won't bake your seats.
P.S. If you don't know what the back 40 is... ***sigh***0 -
You are from Moscow when you always run or read walking. Your phone never shuts up. You're overdressed everywhere abroad or even in airports. You know what's real traffic jam
Yes. I don't know how you girls do the 5" heels at toddler parties. I would die.0 -
You know your from Idaho if:
You say crick for any form of small moving stream of water
You leave your car unlocked with the keys in the ignition
You know what a finger steak is
Someone in a Home Depot store offers you assistance and they don't work there
You've worn shorts and a parka at the same time
You've had a lengthy telephone conversation with someone who dialed the wrong number
'Vacation' means going anywhere ……south of Salt Lake City for the weekend
Also:
The 4 seasons are Almost winter, winter, still winter, and construction
You've ridden the school bus for 1 hour each way
You know several people who have hit a deer
You can drive 65 mph through 2 feet of snow during a raging blizzard, without flinching
You often switch from "heat" to "A/C" in the same day and back again (assuming you have A/C)
You measure distance in time
You are related to more than half your hometown
You wave without thinking to all oncoming traffic
You think "using the elevator" involves grain
You listen to "Paul Harvey" every day at noon
Your nearest neighbor has a different area code+
Your main drag in town is two blocks long
If someone you know doesn't like camping or being outdoors, you scoff at them
Oh, and how could I forget... probably the only state where there's a commercial on TV that states "Buy a truck, get a gun!"0 -
You know you're from Philly when...
5. You can spell Schuylkill, Manayunk, and Conshohocken without hesitation.
4. Your favorite dessert is "wooder ice” and you call sprinkles on top of your ice cream cone "jimmies."
3. You recognize the brilliance of Wawa.
2. You snub a cheese steak that is not with Wiz and on an Amoroso roll.
1. You hate Dallas and Merrill Reese’ voice has led to equal amounts of joy and frustration.0
Categories
- All Categories
- 1.4M Health, Wellness and Goals
- 393.4K Introduce Yourself
- 43.8K Getting Started
- 260.2K Health and Weight Loss
- 175.9K Food and Nutrition
- 47.4K Recipes
- 232.5K Fitness and Exercise
- 426 Sleep, Mindfulness and Overall Wellness
- 6.5K Goal: Maintaining Weight
- 8.5K Goal: Gaining Weight and Body Building
- 153K Motivation and Support
- 8K Challenges
- 1.3K Debate Club
- 96.3K Chit-Chat
- 2.5K Fun and Games
- 3.7K MyFitnessPal Information
- 24 News and Announcements
- 1.1K Feature Suggestions and Ideas
- 2.6K MyFitnessPal Tech Support Questions