North v South (Page 2)

The North has New York City...

 Go ahead and try to beat that...

Which I will be visiting next week!!! YEEEHAWWW!!! NYC here I come!

I love the North. The South scares me a bit. Floriduh works for me.

My North includes:

Snow, cold, ice, wind, freezing weather ... oh wait a minute ... THAT STINKS!!!!!! 

AND IT'S SNOWING RIGHT NOW ... SIGH ....

I'll bet you a Waffle House breakfast that those 4 letters become asteriks before I leave the office for lunch!

I'll beat that!  The North has Chicago!

LOL! I say that to my officemates all the time! Meaning, when one of them (all my buds, btw) says, 'The South's gonna do it again", I say, "What? Lose?"

Then I duck.

I was going to say the same thing!!

courtney_leone - 2005-11-15 11:44 AM Don't forget, the South has Matthew McConaughey
 

thats two words.

There ya go!!
The more important question was which is better? The East ("right" coast vs. the Wrong coast?

Having been born in the south, raised overseas and now settled in the north, I have to say that the big cities, topography, and seasons are better in the north! Yet the southern hospitality and food can't be touched. BUT you can get hospitable people in the midwest and their RIBS are the best too!

courtney_leone - 2005-11-15 10:44 AM Don't forget, the South has Matthew McConaughey
And it kills me to say this, Jessica Simpson

And Reese Witherspoon and Ashley Judd.

I was raised in KY, went to college in RI, I like both North and South. (I also spent a year in CO, and I think the West is pretty cool, too.)

The South (Louisiana in particular)

LSU

Crawfish

Abita Beer

Need I say more?

TAGP, get thee to Davis Sq. in Somerville. Enter Redbones. Eat the ribs. Any kind, beef, pork whatever. Sample them with at least the vinegar based sauce and the hot sauce.

Your opinion on the ribs will change.