Is there a northern style?

[Clone9]

We (North) won the war...we don't need stinking style to get noticed.

This. Win the war, eat their food. Done.

[Iastfan112]

Rolls> Biscuits any day of the week.

[Wesley]

Some places, yes...I understand why pop is weird (it's what I grew up saying) because pop is also used for "father" quite often. But coke to me is equally confusing in certain situations: i.e. someone requesting a Pepsi? You gonna call it a coke?

What the heck happened to Mizzou? That ain't SEC.

[CYphyllis]

The South created crawfish etouffee, for which they receive bonus points.

[Wesley]

Rolls> Biscuits any day of the week.

With gravy?

[Rabbuk]

being able to read at grade level?

[peteypie]

I would LOVE to be able to vote for rolls over biscuits, but my god, good biscuits are so freaking good. ESPECIALLY when they have a nice sausage gravy on them (which they usually do...that or a piece of fried chicken).

I'm very much a "North" person and would choose to live here over the South any day, but the South wins for food, hands-down.

You should move to Mizzou, not only do they not know how to spell, but they can't decide if they are north or south.

[Cyclones_R_GR8]

Southern style is if you can eat it then it should be fried or boiled. I was in Lexington Ky. earlier this year and a guy noticed they had fried corn on the cob on the menu.

There's also a Waffle House on practically every street corner.

[Stewo]

Many people have told me that no matter where you are in the country, employers prefer to hire people from Iowa, Kansas, 'Braska, 'Sota, etc because of our work ethic, education, values and character. If that's not something to hang your hat on...

On a side note, the souf sure knows good eatin'. Can't really compete there.

[CloneLawman]

We (North) won the war...we don't need stinking style to get noticed.

You must be damn old, Palmer, if you helped win the Civil War.

I suppose you were with the Doughboys in WWI as well?
I suppose you claim credit for defeating the British in the Revolutionary War?

Did you help out at Thermopylae? Agincourt?

[CLONECONES]

Spent a week in Richmond on business and lemme tell you, moving north from Florida up there in January is going to make it a lot more southern for me.

[CLONECONES]

Some places, yes...I understand why pop is weird (it's what I grew up saying) because pop is also used for "father" quite often. But coke to me is equally confusing in certain situations: i.e. someone requesting a Pepsi? You gonna call it a coke?

Never understood the "coke' thing... that's like calling everyone Mike

[longtimeclone]

Never understood the "coke' thing... that's like calling everyone Mike

You realize that Coca-Cola Headquarters are in Atlanta and they had a crazy amount of market share in the South.

[CLONECONES]

You realize that Coca-Cola Headquarters are in Atlanta and they had a crazy amount of market share in the world.

FIFY - yes that's understandable, I guess. But Kraft Foods is headquarted in Chicago and I don't call all foods "Mac 'n Cheese" or Coors in Denver with me calling every beer a Coors, then specifically a Bud Light

[Cyclones_R_GR8]

Some places, yes...I understand why pop is weird (it's what I grew up saying) because pop is also used for "father" quite often. But coke to me is equally confusing in certain situations: i.e. someone requesting a Pepsi? You gonna call it a coke?

I say soda as I grew up in Connecticut. When I came to Iowa the first time someone asked me if I wanted a pop, I thought they said pot. Needless to say I was a bit disappointed.