What do you Southerners hate about Northerners?

Southerners are equal to Mexicans. Both need to leave the country!


Ummm...excuse the F out of me! My ancestors have been here since before the Revolutionary War! My husband's came on the Mayflower (James Chilton)! You Yankee-come-latelys need to just piss off! Coward!

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LOL Sis...

My ancestors on the Mayflower were Pricilla Mullens and John Alden.

Pocahontas was a Great(# grandmother).

Great ( #) Uncle died at King's Mountain

Francis Marion ( Swamp Fox ) was a relative

Light Horse Harry Lee ( great Grandfather)
Robert E Lee was a Great Uncle.

Kin to Randolphs of Virginia / George Washington/ Thomas Jefferson

Bless their hearts

how far north is a northerner?

Does Missouri count? Or Kansas?

I'm from Philadelphia and all I hear ever about the South and people there is that they are friendly. Well, I've been to Atlanta, Memphis, New Orleans (and rural parts of Florida, before someone accuses me of only visiting big cities.)

Without exception, every single person I met in the South treated me and my family very, very rudely. The cab drivers, the portes at the hotels, the staff in the restaurants...I realize some of you may be thinking that that is simply a thing in any big city, but, as I said, even in rural Florida people were extremely mean. I admit I come from a town that isn't really noted for being polite. But this was just plain rude, and it flew in the face of everything I've ever heard about the South.

The taxi drivers wouldn't take us anywhere but the airport and would try to run up the meters. The porters wouldn't move our bags without a tip. As far as the waiters and waitresses and just the people in general, they all had a very stuck up attitude. All of the above, by the way, we observed treating the locals much more nicely.

My last job was also owned and operated by a corporation from Virginia. Our warehouse in Philadelphia was actually the only one outside of the South. I was there since it opened, and we had a lot of supervisors and executives from the warehouses in the South come up here to train us. They were all very clannish and only liked to socialize with each other. The ones who were friendly would tell me things like, "The way you people dress up here is so funny" or "The furniture around here is so ugly" (it was a furniture warehouse.) I'd also get speeches on how rude and stuck up people from the North are, and how we all aren't nice enough.

Also, as a whole, even the people from the South who live here now prefer other Southerners. For some reason I think they feel like its a privilege to be from the South. "Its a Southern thing" is something I've heard my whole life but as far as I can tell its northing worth having or admiring.

So forgive this typical "yankee" for his colored attitude but its based on fact.

I'm a true northerner. There are no nasty places up here. Everything is of the highest quality. I've never eaten a grit in my life. What is a grit? For me, bisquits are for special occasions like Thanksgiving.

you don´t know how to make biscuits and gravy worth shit.

I'm from Philadelphia and all I hear ever about the South and people there is that they are friendly. Well, I've been to Atlanta, Memphis, New Orleans (and rural parts of Florida, before someone accuses me of only visiting big cities.)

Without exception, every single person I met in the South treated me and my family very, very rudely. The cab drivers, the portes at the hotels, the staff in the restaurants...I realize some of you may be thinking that that is simply a thing in any big city, but, as I said, even in rural Florida people were extremely mean. I admit I come from a town that isn't really noted for being polite. But this was just plain rude, and it flew in the face of everything I've ever heard about the South.

The taxi drivers wouldn't take us anywhere but the airport and would try to run up the meters. The porters wouldn't move our bags without a tip. As far as the waiters and waitresses and just the people in general, they all had a very stuck up attitude. All of the above, by the way, we observed treating the locals much more nicely.

My last job was also owned and operated by a corporation from Virginia. Our warehouse in Philadelphia was actually the only one outside of the South. I was there since it opened, and we had a lot of supervisors and executives from the warehouses in the South come up here to train us. They were all very clannish and only liked to socialize with each other. The ones who were friendly would tell me things like, "The way you people dress up here is so funny" or "The furniture around here is so ugly" (it was a furniture warehouse.) I'd also get speeches on how rude and stuck up people from the North are, and how we all aren't nice enough.

Also, as a whole, even the people from the South who live here now prefer other Southerners. For some reason I think they feel like its a privilege to be from the South. "Its a Southern thing" is something I've heard my whole life but as far as I can tell its northing worth having or admiring.

So forgive this typical "yankee" for his colored attitude but its based on fact.

I agree with you. I had family in Alabama so I was there a lot for a number of years. I didn't experience that famous southern hospitality. I think Midwesterners are friendlier.

You all got a big dick in your smart ass yankee mouth too. All you really need is a southerner to beat the goddamn shit out you. MOTHERFUCKER!

southerners are friendly in general. Its how we were raised. Yes sir, yes ma'am.....

Its just how things are done...and how they should be.

Those over the mason dixon apparently lack manners and taste buds.

Are you jealous that we are closer to Canada?

I have lived in the North, the South, The East, the West and the Mid-West. I can tell you there is not one right or wrong place to live. To generalize people by geographic location shows the stupidity of the person doing the generalization.

It also shows the lack of education and real-world experience of that person as well as lack of love while growing up. It is sad that someone would say anything bad about the North, South, West, East or Mid-West...it shows how unhappy this person is and how much they have yet to learn.

This type of person needs to travel the world more and experience different countries to see all the different cultures, religions and understand both genders as well.

I'm from Philadelphia and all I hear ever about the South and people there is that they are friendly. Well, I've been to Atlanta, Memphis, New Orleans (and rural parts of Florida, before someone accuses me of only visiting big cities.)

Without exception, every single person I met in the South treated me and my family very, very rudely. The cab drivers, the portes at the hotels, the staff in the restaurants...I realize some of you may be thinking that that is simply a thing in any big city, but, as I said, even in rural Florida people were extremely mean. I admit I come from a town that isn't really noted for being polite. But this was just plain rude, and it flew in the face of everything I've ever heard about the South.

The taxi drivers wouldn't take us anywhere but the airport and would try to run up the meters. The porters wouldn't move our bags without a tip. As far as the waiters and waitresses and just the people in general, they all had a very stuck up attitude. All of the above, by the way, we observed treating the locals much more nicely.

My last job was also owned and operated by a corporation from Virginia. Our warehouse in Philadelphia was actually the only one outside of the South. I was there since it opened, and we had a lot of supervisors and executives from the warehouses in the South come up here to train us. They were all very clannish and only liked to socialize with each other. The ones who were friendly would tell me things like, "The way you people dress up here is so funny" or "The furniture around here is so ugly" (it was a furniture warehouse.) I'd also get speeches on how rude and stuck up people from the North are, and how we all aren't nice enough.

Also, as a whole, even the people from the South who live here now prefer other Southerners. For some reason I think they feel like its a privilege to be from the South. "Its a Southern thing" is something I've heard my whole life but as far as I can tell its northing worth having or admiring.

So forgive this typical "yankee" for his colored attitude but its based on fact.

maybe because we don't talk like they do. we say pants instead of paints, stuff like that. i've been transplanted to ne tenn, it's a nightmare.

I'm from Philadelphia and all I hear ever about the South and people there is that they are friendly. Well, I've been to Atlanta, Memphis, New Orleans (and rural parts of Florida, before someone accuses me of only visiting big cities.)

Without exception, every single person I met in the South treated me and my family very, very rudely. The cab drivers, the portes at the hotels, the staff in the restaurants...I realize some of you may be thinking that that is simply a thing in any big city, but, as I said, even in rural Florida people were extremely mean. I admit I come from a town that isn't really noted for being polite. But this was just plain rude, and it flew in the face of everything I've ever heard about the South.

The taxi drivers wouldn't take us anywhere but the airport and would try to run up the meters. The porters wouldn't move our bags without a tip. As far as the waiters and waitresses and just the people in general, they all had a very stuck up attitude. All of the above, by the way, we observed treating the locals much more nicely.

My last job was also owned and operated by a corporation from Virginia. Our warehouse in Philadelphia was actually the only one outside of the South. I was there since it opened, and we had a lot of supervisors and executives from the warehouses in the South come up here to train us. They were all very clannish and only liked to socialize with each other. The ones who were friendly would tell me things like, "The way you people dress up here is so funny" or "The furniture around here is so ugly" (it was a furniture warehouse.) I'd also get speeches on how rude and stuck up people from the North are, and how we all aren't nice enough.

Also, as a whole, even the people from the South who live here now prefer other Southerners. For some reason I think they feel like its a privilege to be from the South. "Its a Southern thing" is something I've heard my whole life but as far as I can tell its northing worth having or admiring.

So forgive this typical "yankee" for his colored attitude but its based on fact.


And we thought USA was same country.well when i moved to south of india i faced some prejudice but not much like you because i learned their language and customs

So....You have never ate corn.....I doubt that....



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Ever heard anyone rave about Minnesota barbeque?


Yea, and I'm a hell of a fan of BBQ being a Memphian. But
have you ever seen a Philly cheesesteak done right down here?


That's true. Oddly enough there is one exception here in Fort Worth. A place called Billadelphia's serves authentic Philly cheesesteaks. He even gets the Amoroso's rolls shipped down. I've never had a cheesesteak in Philly, but my old boss is from PA and he said that it was authentic. Of course the owner of the place is a Philly native, so it doesn't really count. Other than that I've never had anything close here.

Pizza is another one. I've never had a deep dish as good as the ones in Chicago. Even the Uno's chains taste like shit compared to the original one downtown.

what do southerners hate about northerners? UH have you looked at Detroit lately. that and whenever they come to the south they wanna tell you how they do things up north,which is of no intrest to us.uh Detroit.LOL

"What do you Southerners hate about Northerners?"

The funny accents. Makes ya'll sound dumb.

Southerners hate everyone who isn't them.