South Carolina

[treb2k5]

Originally Posted by COOLnificent

Originally Posted by MBen32

i lived in columbia for 2.5 years

RNE ran the whole Richland School District

My bro went to RNE his freshman and sophmore years.

 

[gil23]

Im from Spartanburg been here for nearly 7 years, its ok but florida is better

 

[raskass 2050]

its nice to vacation down there

 

[luckyluchiano]

I go to school in Savannah, so SC is down the road

 

[fuzynguyen]

I'm from greenville I go to USC. Took the semester off now I'm in San Jose CA its a whole diff. world out here.but love the south

 

[jhobson5]

Man i am from Denver, Colorado. I moved to the charleston area in June after I graduated from college for a job. And i must say it has been an experience. Thesouth is a lot different then the midwest. A lot slower pace. I learning to love it. But somethings i will never get used to. Like no snow, people wearingheavy coats when its 50 degrees, and the "southern" accent. I cant understand a word some people say at times. But one thing i will always love aboutthe south is the food. Cant get enough of it.

 

[million dollar stacks]

Originally Posted by jhobson5

Man i am from Denver, Colorado. I moved to the charleston area in June after I graduated from college for a job. And i must say it has been an experience. The south is a lot different then the midwest. A lot slower pace. I learning to love it. But somethings i will never get used to. Like no snow, people wearing heavy coats when its 50 degrees, and the "southern" accent. I cant understand a word some people say at times. But one thing i will always love about the south is the food. Cant get enough of it.

u talkin bout them geechie people?

 

[mben32]

Originally Posted by MILLION DOLLAR STACKS

Originally Posted by jhobson5

Man i am from Denver, Colorado. I moved to the charleston area in June after I graduated from college for a job. And i must say it has been an experience. The south is a lot different then the midwest. A lot slower pace. I learning to love it. But somethings i will never get used to. Like no snow, people wearing heavy coats when its 50 degrees, and the "southern" accent. I cant understand a word some people say at times. But one thing i will always love about the south is the food. Cant get enough of it.

u talkin bout them geechie people?

geechie people

I remember my first expierience in charleston on a college visit..heard one of them N's talk and was like..

 

[bush man 2002]

NC is 10x better then SC.
indeed...other than Myrtle Beach...SC has nothing to offer for me..I couldnt live there

people wearing heavy coats when its 50 degrees

i see that too...thats track jacket/nf steep weather to me

and the "southern" accent
that irks me at times and especially if people are talkin slow with a southern accent....

 

[no vert]

From Sumter. I am pretty sure every state has something wack about it. No state is perfect.

 

[trapmuzik617]

Originally Posted by MBen32

Originally Posted by MILLION DOLLAR STACKS

Originally Posted by jhobson5

Man i am from Denver, Colorado. I moved to the charleston area in June after I graduated from college for a job. And i must say it has been an experience. The south is a lot different then the midwest. A lot slower pace. I learning to love it. But somethings i will never get used to. Like no snow, people wearing heavy coats when its 50 degrees, and the "southern" accent. I cant understand a word some people say at times. But one thing i will always love about the south is the food. Cant get enough of it.

u talkin bout them geechie people?

geechie people

I remember my first expierience in charleston on a college visit..heard one of them N's talk and was like..

alot of the ppl i hang wit up at clemson r fromcharleston... first time i heard em talk i thought they were like jamaican or somethin

... they straight up geechi

 

[million dollar stacks]

Originally Posted by trapmuzik617

Originally Posted by MBen32

Originally Posted by MILLION DOLLAR STACKS

Originally Posted by jhobson5

Man i am from Denver, Colorado. I moved to the charleston area in June after I graduated from college for a job. And i must say it has been an experience. The south is a lot different then the midwest. A lot slower pace. I learning to love it. But somethings i will never get used to. Like no snow, people wearing heavy coats when its 50 degrees, and the "southern" accent. I cant understand a word some people say at times. But one thing i will always love about the south is the food. Cant get enough of it.

u talkin bout them geechie people?

geechie people

I remember my first expierience in charleston on a college visit..heard one of them N's talk and was like..

alot of the ppl i hang wit up at clemson r from charleston... first time i heard em talk i thought they were like jamaican or somethin

... they straight up geechi

My whole family talks like this, I bring my girls through and they are like, is your family Jamaican? I'm like nah boo they not

 

[mangudai954]

Originally Posted by MBen32

Originally Posted by MILLION DOLLAR STACKS

Originally Posted by jhobson5

Man i am from Denver, Colorado. I moved to the charleston area in June after I graduated from college for a job. And i must say it has been an experience. The south is a lot different then the midwest. A lot slower pace. I learning to love it. But somethings i will never get used to. Like no snow, people wearing heavy coats when its 50 degrees, and the "southern" accent. I cant understand a word some people say at times. But one thing i will always love about the south is the food. Cant get enough of it.

u talkin bout them geechie people?

geechie people

I remember my first expierience in charleston on a college visit..heard one of them N's talk and was like..

 

[homeboy d]

I'm from SC, I live in Aiken, but I'm in San Fran for school though.

 

[eeibaby]

I have relatives down in S/N Carolina.

Went to the High School in Greensboro man was that place boring.

Not really boring just not what I'm used to in Philly, its mad chill out there I gotta say.

Oh yeah I loved Myrtle Beach but its not my type of city too quiet

 

[greeneyes83]

^ When I was in school in Burlington... Greensboro was the place to go to actually have something to do.

 

[718stylez]

i just got back from visiting family in Orangeburg, SC....

im from nyc and when i was young i thought it was great to be able to actually go outside and shoot hoops, dirt bikes, bb guns etc.

Now...not so much. I stayed 2 days and felt like it was forever. Dont think i'll be back down that way until someone dies

 

[igotdemkickz21]

Girlfriend goes to school in Columbia at USC. Visited a few times and thought it was a pretty chill place. I'm not a big city person at all though. Gottashow love for SEC football.

 

[malmack]

long as you got a whip you good....

 

[memphisboi55]

Originally Posted by kicksgetmehigh

I live in Charlotte which is 5 minutes away from the SC border... its just as wack here as it is anywhere in SC

YO!


Co-Sign.


DF!!!

 

[bigpoppabaker04]

I'm from NJ but in Columbia at USC. I like it much better down south. SC is an interesting place to say the least, but I like it.

 

[jimmybeanz]

Pass the butterbeans...

Grew up in SC
Went to Johnson C. Smith U. in Charlotte, NC
Transferred and graduated from U. of South Carolina
Moved back to Charlotte, NC after I graduated several years ago (but I currently live in OH)


NC and SC peeps on this board BETTER NOT BE BEEFING or I will take a switch to you. That's my word.

p.s. all you "nephews" that don't like SC or NC need to formulate your exit strategy.