Hey now...we are unique. East coasters are in a hurry to get nowhere and southerners have clogged arteries and talk funny
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John Popp
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OK, thanks for enlightening me on that one. It's what I have always referred to as wild garlic and now I won't be left scratching my head if someone from NC mentions them.
A few years ago, while hiking a small portion of the Appalachian Trail I had ran into some younger guys who were subjecting themselves to daily feedings of Ramen Noodles. I showed them what wild garlic, I mean ramps were, cut them up with whatever I was eating and they were in heaven having breathed some life into their noodle soup. I was definitely godlike for a few moments although I'm still baffled as to why anyone would think Ramen Noodles would be a good food for a week or longer hike.
A few years ago, while hiking a small portion of the Appalachian Trail I had ran into some younger guys who were subjecting themselves to daily feedings of Ramen Noodles. I showed them what wild garlic, I mean ramps were, cut them up with whatever I was eating and they were in heaven having breathed some life into their noodle soup. I was definitely godlike for a few moments although I'm still baffled as to why anyone would think Ramen Noodles would be a good food for a week or longer hike.
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shelby
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Hey now...we are unique. East coasters are in a hurry to get nowhere and southerners have clogged arteries and talk funny
OH, OH...WE DON'T TALK FUNNY...YOUR EARS JUST HEAR FUNNY;>)
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Alice
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Hey now...we are unique. East coasters are in a hurry to get nowhere and southerners have clogged arteries and talk funny
LOL I guess you could say that
i got teased for my accent when I first got here! No offense, but I haven't found the PNW people to be very nice!! In Washington anyway. It's dog-eat-dog out here, and allot of "me" attitude. I used to be willing to do anything for anyone, but out here you just get taken advantage of...
Perhaps I'm a bit jaded of late, but I really don't like the attitudes I have found in Washington!
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shelby
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Just come on down for some Southern Hospitality. Our cats are also FRIENDLY AND NICE;>) LOL Maybe just a Southern Thang;>) LOL
Ohhhhh...Washington....that explains it then. They're all a bunch of relocated east coasters who brought their bad attitudes with them mixed in with some disenfranchised Canadians. And let's not even start to talk about their driving. We Oregonians are nice, friendly, and love our home grown beer & wine. Even the free spirits of Portland are nicer than any Washingtonian you'll meet.I really don't like the attitudes I have found in Washington!
John have you ever seen Portlandia? Captures the free spirit essence of the city quite accurately.
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Alice
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LOL the video was hilarious
but yes, the people in WA are terrible! However I know nothing about Portland but I have heard it's much better than here OMG do not get me started on their driving!!!!! I do get a little road range at times... Their lack of concern for others is very apparent in their driving, and it makes me insane!! Grrrr.