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Thursday, November 29, 2007
66% Dixie.Well under the Mason-Dixon Line
I am 66% dixie. Never would have thought that. Its funny when you see how you say things vs. how other people say them.
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I was 70% Dixie. I come from a very small town in northeastern Ky and I have a thick southern accent. I always liked to think that I am southern. I associate class and good maners with the South. However, I am starting to come to grips with the fact that I must just be country because geographically I am not really in the south. It's funny how people associate personalities and stigmas with different areas and cultures.
2 comments:
I was 70% Dixie. I come from a very small town in northeastern Ky and I have a thick southern accent. I always liked to think that I am southern. I associate class and good maners with the South. However, I am starting to come to grips with the fact that I must just be country because geographically I am not really in the south.
It's funny how people associate personalities and stigmas with different areas and cultures.
I scored 66% Dixie. It's very interesting how words vary across the U.S. I just think that it is what makes us all different. Diversity is important.
My roommate is from Cincinnati, so sometimes it's interesting how words that we say may vary... lol but we're cool about it.
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