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Anyone here from Virginia?

lil'tangerine said:
Just wondered if there are any peeps here from VA?

Used to live near Buffalo NY. Cananda has the best camping..Algonquin Park. Been there a dozen times.

Maryland now...close but no cigar.....
 
Virginia is a wierd shaped state. Perhaps it might look more like the state of New Jersey.

Come to think about it...why are all Chicken McNuggets formed in the shape of California....
 
Been in Northern Va for 8 yrs and ready to find somewhere else to live!! Perhaps San Diego or San Fran. Like the diversity in people from all over, but too much materialistic people in the area...moved up here for work and found it...but now sick/tired of same ol questions when i go out.
1. What do you do ?
2. What kind of car you drive?

Funny when i tell people now i have a Land Cruiser they keep on talking...before i have a civic.. oh gotta go to the bathroom....Gold diggers galore in Metro DC/VA/MD area.. luckily i have a gf of 6 yrs that's the total opposite...
 
N Virginia / DC suburb. Not sure what gtrcivic is talking about but he's probably part of a different crowd than me.
 
Longhorn85 said:
I live in Northern VA (DC Suburbia)

I am moving to the Northern part...just outside of D.C. as well. About 70 miles away. Was there a month ago and it was beautiful. How is the weather? Probably alot hotter than I am used to! Apparently it has rained almost everyday since then. Alot of rednecks in that area it seems. Everywhere we went we were told we had accents! You all talk funny! Not me! LoL!
 
Most people in Northern VA and Maryland still speak normally (not with that stupid southern twang). It may be south of the Mason / Dixie Line but the rednecks are further south down Interstate 95.

Welcome to the area....
 
lil'tangerine said:
I am moving to the Northern part...just outside of D.C. as well. About 70 miles away. Was there a month ago and it was beautiful. How is the weather? Probably alot hotter than I am used to! Apparently it has rained almost everyday since then. Alot of rednecks in that area it seems. Everywhere we went we were told we had accents! You all talk funny! Not me! LoL!

I'm from the northern va/dc area myself. There are some rednecks, but they are found further out from the city. There are a lot of them in Maryland. Big time. You will find many mullets and Cameros in Maryland.

You're living 70 miles from DC? What is that, Culpepper or Leesburg or something? That's out there.
 
The Nature Boy said:
I'm from the northern va/dc area myself. There are some rednecks, but they are found further out from the city. There are a lot of them in Maryland. Big time. You will find many mullets and Cameros in Maryland.

You're living 70 miles from DC? What is that, Culpepper or Leesburg or something? That's out there.

I agree but there is a slight difference between "white trash" and "rednecks". White trash have mullets and camaros but rednecks also have mullets but there camaros are on blocks in the front lawn.
 
GettingEvenBigger said:
I agree but there is a slight difference between "white trash" and "rednecks". White trash have mullets and camaros but rednecks also have mullets but there camaros are on blocks in the front lawn.

Excellent point!
 
lil'tangerine said:
I am moving to the Northern part...just outside of D.C. as well. About 70 miles away. Was there a month ago and it was beautiful. How is the weather? Probably alot hotter than I am used to! Apparently it has rained almost everyday since then. Alot of rednecks in that area it seems. Everywhere we went we were told we had accents! You all talk funny! Not me! LoL!

It's a very cosmopolitan area. The Fed Govt, Pentagon and Defense/Hi Tech industries bring folks here from all over the world. I can't think of a single demographic I have not run into here. The weather is nice, you get all four seasons. Right now the Cherry Blossoms are in bloom, and there is a little rain. I think you'll like it here, but it's not for the light-hearted, especially when it comes to traffic. :)
 
Lumberg said:
I'm from Reston but I live in Rockville, MD now.


I lived in Rockville for a while when I was working for a computer security company, right off the pike.. and I traveled back and forth to reston where we had a sattelite office!


back to the thread, I was born in Virginia and lived in a small-ass town by lynchburg for a bit.
 
70 miles away.. if its in Virginia, then your'e somewhere past Gainesville??? Winchester?? Fredericksburg ? Dahlgren.... If in Maryland...past Baltimore ??? Cockeysville....or must be western maryland off of rt 15....

weather has really sucked all week.. rain and more rain... weekend looking a little better....at least gives me more time to get cut/shredded up for the summer...
 
Yeah, I'll be just outside Culpeper. Away from the noise and traffic, but still close enough to do almost anything...Where I am now the closest centre to us is Winnepeg (8 hours) and Minneapolis (6 hours). Can hardly wait to get there...
 
WEather today is great.

I think this is probably the most diverse part of the country. Pretty much everyone I know is *not* from here, but moved here from somewhere else far away.

Going to GWU, I met a lot of internationals and there are a lot of internationals all over.
 
What is there to do for fun? Good restaurants? Museums? Bars? Cultural stuff? It's gonna be an adventure! Seeing and doing all kinds of stuff...Football games close by, VIR...Checked out some funky little shops with somme cool artsy stuff. Where's the good shopping at?
 
lil'tangerine said:
I take it there's not much fun close by that area???

There's plenty of fun. Reston town center if you're far out, Tysons, Arlington, then of course DC.

You won't have a problem findign stuff to do . Find a copy of exress and the City Paper and you'll be rolling.
 
Culpepper is kind of out there. Which is fine I guess but if you're making a trip to the city it probably should be an all day type thing. DC has everything you need, bars, museums, shopping, sporting events, concerts, all that. Culpepper on the other hand..... I'm not so sure. You'll get more excitement reading a book.
 
Yeah, I gathered that much about Culpeper when I was there...That's okay as long as there are fun things to do near by, and then be able to retreat home to the quietness of the country. I'd be broke if I lived in or too close to the city! LOL! Thanks...
 
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