i was thinking the exact same thing!!!

On the Yank and Northener deal, well, I'm prefer to call myself a Yank. My dad's side is from Jaw-jah so whether we like it or not, we get called Yanks. :p

Well, I tell one thing, football is friggin' awesome "up" here :D I love it in the fall and freezing my butt off in the stands w/the smell of hot chocolate and popcorn in the air, hehe :) Plus, we have some big ole boys :)

Hmm let's see...I also dig the..

..country..weenie roasts, bonfires, mud running, festivals (where else do you have a fair centering around a really bad onion?, and the food!! True, we may not have the jumbo of the south and the texmex of the west but dag on, where else is frog/deer/turtle (sorry DZ's), and etc good eatin'? :p :p :p

Oh, love the VARIOUS accents :) Heck, I think Ohio (or as I say "Ahh-hii-ya" ) has easily 6 different versions.

Now, that's the BEST thing about being a New Yorker.

And yes, I know, I live in Boston - but I was born and raised in CT, and was born and raised a Yankee fan.

oh lord yes we do, and i've merged about 4 of them just going to school with people from all over the state.

That's true about New York City.

I love New York! :D

New York Yankees

The North is also home to the greatest Baseball team (Yankees) and the most awful disgusting team (Red Sox) ever.

-Rudey
--So you see both ends of the spectrum.

Well, the Red Sox are winning this series so far, so they are obviously not an "awful disgusting team." :)

I lived in southern RI for 24 years, and I thought it was not diverse at all. I moved up to Boston (Somerville to be exact), and it was such a shock. There were people of all different cultures, which was a nice change, but it was certainly weird at first. But the neighborhood I live in is mostly Irish it seems, not very diverse here either.

uummm, i must disagree.

I've gotta agree with you on that one.

Born in Connecticut, living in Boston, but from birth till death I'll be a Yankees fan.

(and I'm a true Yankees fan - been one since the 80s, when Don Mattingly, Rickey Henderson, Willie Randolph and Dave Winfield were on the team).

I was born and raised in the Northeast (New York and Connecticut) and now live in the Southwest. I miss the variety that the seasons offered most of all.

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Hey!
You don't call living in Maine "The way life should be" for any reason! And its also not called VacationLand for any other reason!!!!!! I love it here! Except for the State Bird... LOL The BlackFly!!!
Nat
:D

i disagree too!

what was that on friday...something like 9 homeruns? hmmm.....

The team has their off um, seasons....but Sox fans are the best around. Fenway is one of my most favorite places in the city. Esp. the cheap seats :) So much fun.

Yay Boston!

I know you guys are doing so well. I see another world series championship coming up for you this year.

-Rudey
--Boston wicked sucks.

the best thing is having the beach and the city each within 30 minutes of my house. i don't have to travel far for anything!

lol@Rudey.

I've been a fan of the Yankees since Reggie Jackson played.
REGGIE REGGIE REGGIE!!! :D