Who here is from the south?

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  • michellelop25
    michellelop25 Posts: 3
    Born a Texan.. now I live in South Carolina :)
  • Bobbi_N
    Bobbi_N Posts: 49 Member
    East Tennessee here, by way of Texas, Florida and Georgia. When I first moved here in 1990, it was difficult to find sweet tea in restaurants, now its fairly common.
  • Ruffles20
    Ruffles20 Posts: 88 Member
    Texas Girl~
  • FungusTrooper
    FungusTrooper Posts: 227 Member
    My wife's from Florida and was brought up in Georgia and now lives in Texas, and I'm moving out there soon.

    Kinda counts, right?
  • cinico
    cinico Posts: 294 Member
    Wait, does Oklahoma not count as South?:frown:


    Lol I thought we were southern also! Ha!
  • brencamille
    brencamille Posts: 11 Member
    Technically southwestern area of Virginia, only 8 miles from the TN line, definitly southern. If you have ever been to the area, you know what I mean.
  • Brizoeller
    Brizoeller Posts: 182 Member
    I'm from Louisville, KY!! Some don't consider us the south. But i do
  • SexyCook
    SexyCook Posts: 2,249 Member
    BIRMINGHAM ALABAMA..... BABY!!!!! ! That's where SEXYCOOK resides!!!!!
  • propskat
    propskat Posts: 191 Member
    NC girl here and southern all the way :)
    Lived in Tennessee for a little over a year (BTW they did NOT have sweet tea at most places), and moved back to NC.


    What??? No sweet tea? :noway:

    OMG it's so funny when we go visit my family up north and my husband asks for sweet tea in a restaurant, and the waitress just gives him this blank dumbfounded look! And then proceeds to bring him a pot of hot tea, and a glass of ice!
  • nlawing
    nlawing Posts: 36
    If NC isn't considered the south, or is even considered toeing the line, then you've never experienced true NC.
  • Liasings
    Liasings Posts: 150 Member
    Dear OP, just to clarify how southern this Virginia girl is I live where the show Moonshiner's is filmed.

    I'm about 5 minutes away from Franklin County. Howdy! :drinker:
  • Kalee34
    Kalee34 Posts: 674 Member
    Auburn, Alabama
    WAR EAGLE!!!!!
  • wildcata77
    wildcata77 Posts: 660
    If NC isn't considered the south, or is even considered toeing the line, then you've never experienced true NC.

    The part where directions are given by saying ":you pass the 40 acre field and turn left on the dirt road until you get to that big oak tree..."
  • k8blujay2
    k8blujay2 Posts: 4,941 Member
    winter-because-its-better-than-living-with-southerners.jpg

    Yeah I said it.... but I do like some southerners

    Bless your poor little heart! :wink:
  • karenjoy
    karenjoy Posts: 1,840 Member
    South of England....
  • Begood03
    Begood03 Posts: 1,259 Member
    I would rather have a southern girl than winter, any day!
  • ki4yxo
    ki4yxo Posts: 709 Member

    The part where directions are given by saying ":you pass the 40 acre field and turn left on the dirt road until you get to that big oak tree..."


    You forgot past the church! rotfl2.gif
  • txwildfire
    txwildfire Posts: 46
    south Texas gal here :)
  • rmchapman4
    rmchapman4 Posts: 152 Member
    North Carolina not included?!? Are we not considered southerners anymore? I know we have adopted some city ways--but...:brokenheart:
  • ElizabethRoad
    ElizabethRoad Posts: 5,138 Member
    OMG it's so funny when we go visit my family up north and my husband asks for sweet tea in a restaurant, and the waitress just gives him this blank dumbfounded look! And then proceeds to bring him a pot of hot tea, and a glass of ice!
    Um exactly where "up north" are you visiting? I live in Massachusetts and I don't think I've ever been to a restaurant that doesn't serve iced tea. They may not have it pre-sweetened but they will bring you sweetener for it.
  • udallmom101
    udallmom101 Posts: 564 Member
    Georgia Peach, born and raised. Living in Kansas now - way different than where I was raised!
  • mrandolph69
    mrandolph69 Posts: 197 Member
    Macon, Georgia
  • pam6870
    pam6870 Posts: 100 Member
    SC
  • ShannonTodd
    ShannonTodd Posts: 105 Member
    Arkansas, by way of Texas.
  • rml_16
    rml_16 Posts: 16,414 Member
    OMG it's so funny when we go visit my family up north and my husband asks for sweet tea in a restaurant, and the waitress just gives him this blank dumbfounded look! And then proceeds to bring him a pot of hot tea, and a glass of ice!
    Um exactly where "up north" are you visiting? I live in Massachusetts and I don't think I've ever been to a restaurant that doesn't serve iced tea. They may not have it pre-sweetened but they will bring you sweetener for it.

    Elizabeth -- Where I lived in New York state, most restaurants had no idea what sweet tea was. They knew iced tea, but they wouldn't know sweet tea was iced tea unless they'd lived or visited a place that had it.

    Although I guess if the waitress brought ice, she knew it was supposed to be cold, so that part is very, very odd.
  • bannierooster
    bannierooster Posts: 37 Member
    Roll Tide!
  • rebeccasedwards
    rebeccasedwards Posts: 208
    Beautiful East Tennessee here!!!:smile:
  • ADM1979
    ADM1979 Posts: 105 Member
    KY girl!!!

    Loves my farm life!
  • hcyndy
    hcyndy Posts: 51
    I wish I was a G.R.I.T.S :grumble: Darn Indiana oh well its only a "flyover state" hehe:laugh:
  • sugasweetie520
    sugasweetie520 Posts: 55
    Georgia!
    I am originally from the north (jersey) and recently moved here to the south :)
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