[Malthaussen]

I lived in the Deep South (Leesville, South Carolina) for about six weeks, and I agree, Moni, it's almost painful how accurate the description is, although there were no bait shops (Leesville is well inland. [img]smile.gif[/img] ) It was something of a culture shock, since I've lived most of my life in the suburbs of Philadelphia. Which prompts me to add to your list:

You Live In Philadelphia When:

You boo your first-round draft choice.
It takes two years for the City Council to decide where to build a free stadium.
Your Mayor is ecstatic because he finally got to build a building over twenty stories tall.
Bankers dress like used-car salesmen, and the "standard uniform" for businessmen is a grey suit with BROWN shoes.
Your city is most famous for junk food.
The most common response you hear when you tell people where you live is "Oh, that's too bad."

Regards;

Mal

[ 06-05-2002, 04:14 AM: Message edited by: Malthaussen ]