>> "Raining snot" is not all that uncommon in NY. <<
I really appreciate that confirmation. Since my example was from Illinois, I figured it was plausible elsewhere, but I didn't have specific verification.
>> I had a friend who called it slain - snow, sleet, ice, and rain, in one unpleasant combination. <<
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>> I can't speak to the state's rudeness; I've never lived anywhere else. <<
I suspect that most of what's considered rudeness is an effect of the local customs differing from other people's customs. Within the context of state and city, it seems to work pretty well for people.
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Thank you!
Date: 2014-03-16 08:41 pm (UTC)I really appreciate that confirmation. Since my example was from Illinois, I figured it was plausible elsewhere, but I didn't have specific verification.
>> I had a friend who called it slain - snow, sleet, ice, and rain, in one unpleasant combination. <<
0_o
>> I can't speak to the state's rudeness; I've never lived anywhere else. <<
I suspect that most of what's considered rudeness is an effect of the local customs differing from other people's customs. Within the context of state and city, it seems to work pretty well for people.