Are you Yankee or Dixie? (Linguistically-speaking, that is.) I actually came out 58% Dixie. That’s so weird. I would’ve guessed I’d be Yankee all the way. I think I’ve spent too much time overseas. (Link courtesy of Max.)
Are you Yankee or Dixie? (Linguistically-speaking, that is.) I actually came out 58% Dixie. That’s so weird. I would’ve guessed I’d be Yankee all the way. I think I’ve spent too much time overseas. (Link courtesy of Max.)
Leigh-Anne
February 23, 2004 — 10:32 pm
How do you like that–born, raised and lived 29 years in Ohio and only 50% Yankee? I guess being right in the middle makes me “multi-culture” linquistically.
rdh
February 24, 2004 — 1:42 am
Ha, I came out at 52% I thought it would be worse.
cutetxblonde
February 24, 2004 — 4:43 am
oh man.. 89% Dixie.. Take the gal out of Texas, but… LOL
Mia
February 24, 2004 — 8:12 am
Ok, I feel really bad.
99% Dixie. Wow. Yee haw.
Brenda
February 24, 2004 — 9:38 am
62% Dixie. I’m from Canada.
Eileen
February 24, 2004 — 2:51 pm
43% Yank. No surprises here.
Kris
February 24, 2004 — 4:08 pm
I’m starting to think that by “Yank”, that quiz really means “New England.” Which is fine, because they really do have a distinctive way of speaking, but I think the Great Lakes region is just as “northern” as they are. Instead we’re all getting scores somewhere in the middle.
Jenny
February 25, 2004 — 2:11 am
44% Yankee…Dad would be so disappointed.
Cindy
February 25, 2004 — 7:40 am
79% Dixie. Not surprising since my family (kin) are from the South. rdh, I knew all along you are just a southern poser!