Snusers in the South.

[myuserid]

No. The further South you go it's mostly just younger people or people from other places just living the "city" lifestyle. It's a big difference from North Florida. Northern Florida IS the South! South Florida is more of a "big" city and beach lifestyle.

Then I change my answer to this one.

[snusgetter]

I would guess the reasoning for that saying would be that the further south you go in Florida, the more it's occupied by retired northerners.

No. The further South you go it's mostly just younger people or people from other places just living the "city" lifestyle. It's a big difference from North Florida. Northern Florida IS the South! South Florida is more of a "big" city and beach lifestyle.

I've heard that Walmart gears quite a bit of its food items
for retired northerners in and around the many retirement
communities in Florida.

Case in point: Moxie is primarily a Northeastern 'soda pop'
but so many transplanted Floridians were asking for it that
Walmart in Florida was looking into stocking it. Don't know
if that ever happened; the cost may have ended up too high
for fixed-income pensioners.

[c.nash]

Never had Moxie, But yes there are some communities with a lot of retired people. Most of them are in the Southwest Florida area and Northeast coast though.

[snusgetter]

Never had Moxie, But yes there are some communities with a lot of retired people. Most of them are in the Southwest Florida area and Northeast coast though.

Southwest ... Northeast ... Central ... ... ...

I'l bet the specialty map outfits depend on Florida to remain in business!!

[c.nash]

Rofl. Florida is a crazy state. Lots of different areas with different types of people. And driving out of florida takes FOREVER!

[desirexe]

I live in LA, 'Lower Alabama' (some refer to this area of FL as that) but I am from the north.

[Randall]

Commonwealth of Virginia. Checked in.

[EricHill78]

I grew up in the Miami area which was great. Too many transplants though from the north lol. Didn't really have the southern feel which I experienced in Alabama. Texas is pretty cool but I prefer Miami and Gulfshores.

One thing about the south which is great is the food!! Chicken Fried steak, fried okra hush puppies, etc etc..

[Snusdog]

The brother from the illustrious state of THE South Carolina wishes to acknowledge the chair of this distinguished forum with all due regard and the accolades most humbly befitting his station and to request inclusion among the number of these esteemed colleges of our Southern sates

where snusing is like sex with your big titied cousin................. frowned upon in general .....................but damn fun

I hereby declare this to be AN OFFICIAL SOUTHERN THREAD


Note to FL and MD posters:...........if you are able to read the above post.............. out loud……………in one try................... without taking a breath.................then you are from the south...............otherwise.................grab your gun boys…………..ders sum DAMN YANKEES snoopen round da cida mill

[N0mad]

The brother from the illustrious state of THE South Carolina wishes to acknowledge the chair of this distinguished forum with all due regard and the accolades most humbly befitting his station and to request inclusion among the number of these esteemed colleges of our Southern sates

I hereby declare this to be AN OFFICIAL SOUTHERN THREAD

Inclusion is granted the floor is yours Sir...

[Snusdog]

Inclusion is granted the floor is yours Sir...

First let me express my deepest gratitude to the distinguished gentleman from Dallas...........no wait............. Albuquerque.............no..............Charleston..... ...........no wait....................San Antonio.....................


well shit..............now I've forgotten what I was going to say

[lxskllr]

:^D

[rickcharles606]

lxskllr...I drove through western MD today, and it was beautiful. What area of MD do you live lxskllr?

[lxskllr]

lxskllr...I drove through western MD today, and it was beautiful. What area of MD do you live lxskllr?

I'm in the shitty section :^D

It actually isn't that bad where I'm at, but the city's been steadily encroaching for the last 50 years or so. It used to be very rural around here, but now it's mostly suburban wasteland :^( To more directly answer your question; I'm in Harford county, which is about 30 miles north of Baltimore. The terrain is rolling hills, which flattens out as you get to the Chesapeake bay.

I love western MD. If there was work out there, I'd move to the mountains in a heartbeat. Every time I go out that way, it feels immediately like home :^)

[rickcharles606]

The mountains there were interesting to me, as they looked different than the mountains in KY and WV, I know that sounds crazy, lol. The mtns in MD were "softer" not as rugged looking, yet they were still higher than most in KY. The slopes were more gradual, and not as steep. I don't know, but I liked them..ahaha. Think it was Allegheny county.