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<blockquote data-quote="Chuckie" data-source="post: 4108788" data-attributes="member: 42584">Well actually it&#039;s a little like having an accent.&nbsp; No matter where you move to, you are still going to have it.- A few years ago my son and his SO moved to Massachusetts from Oklahoma because of his job, and even after two years of living there, they were still being looked at as being just &#039;ignorant Okies&#039; by their clicish New England neighbors even though Scotty and his wife tried really hard to fit-in. - People moving here from predominantly &#039;Blue&#039; states will always have that &#039;Blue&#039; accent about them when it comes to their core beliefs even though they don&#039;t see it nor claim it as so.A square watermelon is still a watermelon, no matter which way you slice it(BTW - Scotty and his wife moved back to Oklahoma, said he couldn&#039;t stand it up there LOL).[ATTACH=full]407716[/ATTACH]</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Chuckie, post: 4108788, member: 42584"] Well actually it's a little like having an accent. No matter where you move to, you are still going to have it. - A few years ago my son and his SO moved to Massachusetts from Oklahoma because of his job, and even after two years of living there, they were still being looked at as being just 'ignorant Okies' by their clicish New England neighbors even though Scotty and his wife tried really hard to fit-in. - People moving here from predominantly 'Blue' states will always have that 'Blue' accent about them when it comes to their core beliefs even though they don't see it nor claim it as so. A square watermelon is still a watermelon, no matter which way you slice it (BTW - Scotty and his wife moved back to Oklahoma, said he couldn't stand it up there LOL). [ATTACH type="full" alt="1693848204833.jpeg"]407716[/ATTACH] [/QUOTE]

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