I went when I was really young. I think I mainly visited resorts and amusement parks.
Yankee or Dixie Quiz
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lol at the coke question. It’s hard to explain to people that you use the word coke instead of soda…
it’s also been quite a few years since I played with roly polies…
It was weird wasn’t it? I could have said every answer - it’s really just arbitrary. although in Texas, it seemed like everything was a pop, and my Ohio relatives made fun of that - they usually said soda. In KY, just about anything is a Coke, even Pepsi.
And I said roly polies & pillbug interchangeable - it may have depended on who was listening.
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Do yall love to eat grits with your eggs for breakfast? Or do you’s guys prefer cream of wheat?
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And btw yankees, when eating grits apply salt & not sugar dumbasses!
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Forget the salt…
Just put some butter on them, and then eat them with eggs.And FYI: I ate grits MORE when I was a Yankee than I do now
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Yankees eat grits now? My how times have changed! A little salt makes a big difference. Try it!!
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The salt is in the butter :-)
And to be totally accurate, I am not a Yankee in what most Southerners think of as a Yankee. I am from the PA Mountains… Part Pennsylvania Dutch, part Appalachian redneck.
And there is a key question missing form that Southerner test…
If you do not know what a “Nab” is, then you are NOT a Southerner… -
What pray tell is a Nab?? I guess I’m not a southener after all! :?
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A pack of crackers or cookies, usually of the nature of a pack of Lance crackers or something similar.
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Sounds yankee to me!!
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Nope.
Carolinian
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62% (Dixie). A definitive Southern score!
bit funny to me.
I was born in VA but left before I learned to talk. Florida and CA for my elementary years. VA and CA for high school.
When I wander down south I find myself using the local lingo in about 72 hours. Otherwise I tend more toward a midwest dialect.
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