Yankee or Redneck Test (All Inclusive Conglomerate)

[BrutuStrength]

50% (Yankee). Barely in the Yankee category.

 

[buckeyegrad]

They're access roads.

No they are not, they're called service roads. If they only run along-side the interstate then were is the access? From what I hear, the term access road is used by those who are used to allowing "access" to their ass.

 

[BuckeyeSkins]

40% (Yankee). You are definitely a Yankee.

 

[High Lonesome]

I thought that was the best question, Being originaly from the houston area i always said feeder road. I never new that it was only called that in houston

 

[kinch]

Some of those questions were just wrong. Was the Hero being a Maine thing a joke? I have never seen it called anything else in NYC, and if I remember right in Boston too.

And Grinder in Vermont? Isn't Grinder a big Chicago term too?

About the only one I definitely agreed with was bubbler - definitely very massachusetts. . .

 

[High Lonesome]

what the hell is a bubbler, was that on the po boy question?

so i just looked, a bubbler is a water fountain, if someone on the street would have told me that people call water/drinking fountains "bubblers" i would have called them out on the worst lie of all time

also the question about toilet papering a house threw me,

in the houston area the term we used was "wrapping" a house

 

[RugbyBuck]

87% Dixie
I have been down here awhile.
Those little lobsters are called mudbugs.

I was only 81% and I'm a seventh generation native, mate. I tried to write in 'bugs, but it wouldn't let me.

 

[NorthShoreBuck]

Rugby

Your results are due to the big city influence of Atlanta.
Mine are the result of drinking from the bayou.

I got bonus points for a few Tejas answers also.

 

[sears3820]

83% (Dixie). Do you still use Confederate money?


My time in Austin turned me into a full-blown redneck.

 

[brutusbabe]

70% (Dixie). Just under the Mason-Dixon Line

If you have ever heard me talk, I'd bet you would swear it was further south than that.

 

[Wingate1217]

49% Barely a Yankee, Probably would have been more of a Yankee but living in NC for the past 4 1/2 years has started to turn me into a "Dixie". Sweet Tea anyone???

 

[SanAntonioBuck]

The Yankee Test

http://www.alphadictionary.com/articles/yankeetest.html

41% (Yankee)

 

[buckeyefool]

I'm right on the mason dixon line which makes sense since I grew up in Cincinnati.

 

[scooter1369]

62% (Dixie). Just under the Mason-Dixon Line

Having lived in so many places, I still lean to my roots in FLA.

 

[coastalbuck]

50%??? I'd have never guessed.