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Once you drive an hour south of DC/NOVA, it gets south real quick. ![Laugh :lol: :lol:](/styles/default/xenforo/NTemojis/laugh.gif)
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Once you drive an hour south of DC/NOVA, it gets south real quick.![]()
DC absolutely is not NE. Black people in DC remind me more of Cincinnati than they do NY/NJ/Philly
Damn maybe son really can't chop it off, terrible head shape.
DC absolutely is not NE. Black people in DC remind me more of Cincinnati than they do NY/NJ/Philly
Delaware/PhillyYou don’t even think that’s where the Northeast starts?
I always did.
Where would you say the Northeast starts then?
DC being a transplant city doesn’t have anything to do with what it is, though. It’s def mid-Atlantic IMO.1. Saying DC isn’t NE is criminal
2. DC is a transplant city
1. Saying DC isn’t NE is criminal
2. DC is a transplant city
That's the home of Liberty University.pmatic I had to go to Lynchburg, VA for two days before to buy a car.
Place was completely different than Northern VA. Felt like another planet.
Saw a sign for “blue ridge mountains” - I had to leave ASAP.
Folks trying to beat the Jesusland allegations out hereelpablo21 we might need to add “North vs. South” to your list where in a plot twist dudes pleading for their region not to be included in the south and no one is actually defending the south
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Delaware/Philly
DC being a transplant city doesn’t have anything to do with what it is, though. It’s def mid-Atlantic IMO.
It was chocolate city for years until intense gentrification. Nothing culturally about it was similar to the major NE cities IMO
Right?
Every person I’ve ever met, hung out with, went to school with, worked from the DMV (White, Black, etc) felt way more Northeastern than Southern to me man.
Yes they’re a bit more different but still.
Culturally they’re more similar to North/South Carolina than New York. Where y’all be at in DC?Ah, I see what you mean.
But I think now, culturally, they’re more Northeastern.
Folks trying to beat the Jesusland allegations out here
Delaware/Philly
DC being a transplant city doesn’t have anything to do with what it is, though. It’s def mid-Atlantic IMO.
It was chocolate city for years until intense gentrification. Nothing culturally about it was similar to the major NE cities IMO
Ah, I see what you mean.
But I think now, culturally, they’re more Northeastern.
Culturally they’re more similar to North/South Carolina than New York. Where y’all be at in DC?![]()
Geographically, you are 100% correct but…
THIS.
This is one of those things where on an aggregate, perhaps, but nowhere I go in DC reminds me of the Carolinas. Georgetown, 14th St, Navy Yard, Capitol Hill remind me of NYC not Charleston or even Charlotte.
2 pages on whether the DMV is north or south? Nah, we gotta do better.
2 pages on whether the DMV is north or south? Nah, we gotta do better.