[at-l] Where the west REALLY begins

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I agree with Rob's assessment of Floridian culture.  The panhandle might as well be in Mississippi and North Florida is very much a Southern culture.  South Florida is New York City with sand and palm trees.  The trouble I think here is in thinking that all of Southern culture is somehow one big "Bubba".  It ain't.  That's just one more Southern type or stereotype.  Oh Bubba is real alright, he just ain't universal.

Bubba Balls



Rob <dekkerd@rocketmail.com> wrote:
> Originally posted by KellyGoVols Well, I kinda disagree. South Florida
is technically southern and almost as far south as you can go. But,
South Florida is as far from "southern" as New York. It's more like New
York meets Cuba and Haiti. But, North and Central Florida as well as the
Florida Keys are pretty "Southern". You're just not going to find many
RC Colas or Moonpies in Palm Beach, Fort Lauderdale or Miami.



Hey! The Bubba line is certainly north of St. Petersburg, at least by a
city or two...



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