See, theres what we mean when we say southerners have more class than northerners. What a silly thing to say. We are just different. You enjoy you’re bustling city, I enjoy my peace and quiet. To be honest with you, I have lived in Chicago and the people are just so different from the people here. always in a hurry and so rude. Chicago didn’t impress me at all. The air stunk. I just couldn’t hardly bear it. I couldn’t wait to get back to my beloved Dixie. New York, to me, would be Chicago multiplied about 20 times. More of the same. Keep your cities. Just give me a soft southern breeze. But if you want culture, ever heard of Atlanta, or Memphis? Even New Orleans has alot of things to do. And if you ever wanted to get down in the gutter with us commom folk and actually listen to some really good music, we have Nashville, Tn. And we have Dolly Parton. Now thats no chump change. By the way, Ashville, NC, has the biggest house in the world. Its called Biltmore. So, you’ll come see us sometime.
Lady, you and BoobStuckInMichgan or whatever his name is have done nothing but trash the North this entire thread so please save the 'more class than Yankees' crap. If you all hate the North so much then get the hell and stay the hell out. The interstate has Southbound lanes as well as Northbound ones. Keep your rebel rump in Dixie and you won't have to worry about rubbing shoulders with us racist, bustling, crowded Yankees. I'm not sure what you would find to complain about though.
Keep your Dixie. I spent over 9 years on active duty in the Navy and almost all of it was spent in the South. Want to know what I thought of it? It was OK. The people were nice enough. The weather wasn't too bad though I do like a change of season. All the places had the same kinds of bars and restaurants and entertainment. South Carolina and Florida and Mississippi were all peas from the same pod it seems to me. Nothing bad. Nothing to write home about, either. If I had to sum up what I thought about my time in Dixie in one word, that word would be apathy. It's just the place where I did my time and then went home.