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Just curious to see what people in different towns are called. (ie: Someone living in Los Angeles is an "Angelino." Someone living in San Diego is a San Diegan). I know that Mexicans living outside of Mexico City derogatively call the people who live in Mexico City "Chilangos." So I don't care if you list slang, proper terms, or derogatives. Just keep it specific to a city/town.

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is this a widely used term, or one of your own?

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yes, its usually used to describe the redneck population in baltimore, they even have their own language http://www.baltimorehon.com/

otherwise, the people of baltimore are called baltimorians

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'Norfolk' as in 'Nofuckingood':wink:

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Recifense :wink:

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Wankers, mostly !:evil4:

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Scallies or Goths mostly...

Stockport is full of both. :thumbdown:

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Originally posted by Liam Core Scallies or Goths mostly...Stockport is full of both. :thumbdown:

i think you are missing the point... scallies & goths are everywhere. what is someone from stockport called?

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Montréalais / Montrealers Lavallois / (I have no idea in english!)

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new yorkers, brazilians, puerto ricans, californians, coloradoans, cubans, ohioans...basically anything but central floridians because so few people are actually from here! (myself included)

also: f*cking bad drivers.

i have no idea what people from orlando are called. orlandoers? orlandinos? mousers? disneyheads?

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When I'm at home in Philly: Philadelphians or just Philadelphian Morons. When I'm at school in Boston: Massholes.

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I think the proper term is Dallasites...

but I call most of them assholes!:D

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Originally posted by Who is this man that follows me? When I'm at home in Philly: Philadelphians or just Philadelphian Morons.When I'm at school in Boston: Massholes.

when i was at boarding school in mass. i used to call it mass-of-two-shits.

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Originally posted by AgentWood > Originally posted by Who is this man that follows me?> When I'm at home in Philly: Philadelphians or just Philadelphian Morons.> When I'm at school in Boston: Massholes.

when i was at boarding school in mass. i used to call it mass-of-two-shits.

Chris

Do you know Molly Malone?

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Laconnerites.

But I won't share my true feelings on them...

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Cape Town - Capetonians Melbourne - Melburnians

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"Ich bin ein Berliner"

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Originally posted by Sean Taugher > Originally posted by Liam Core> > Scallies or Goths mostly...> > Stockport is full of both. :thumbdown:

i think you are missing the point... scallies & goths are everywhere. what is someone from stockport called?

Amazingly enough Budvar Huber knows the answer to this! He also now knows what people from Atherton and Tyldesley are called. Wiganers are known as pie eaters, but to complete my astonishment Huber is now going to tell me what people from Westhougton are called. Apart from Stockport, these are all south Lancashire mining towns.

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Féansters

People from the region just around are called Wâldpieken.

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is that, in anyway, related to the german word "fenster"? probably not, but i thought i'd ask.

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Anything you like, provided they're smaller than you :D

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Portlanders. :sleep:

But Portland itself is known by a lot of different names. Just off the top of my head: PDX (after the airport code- PDX- this is what most Portlanders call it when they're writing); The Rose City (Civic boosters like this one); River City (Portland is situated at the confluence of the Willamette River and the Columbia River); Bridgetown (Portland is divided by the Willamette River, and thus has a lot of bridges); Stumptown (logging used to be a big industry in Oregon).

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Oh, I think another good nickname for Portland would be Strippertown, since there seems to be a lot more of those establishments per capita than for most cities across the country.

Eugeneans would be the name of the residents of the city where I spend a lotta time.

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Originally posted by Green Oh, I think another good nickname for Portland would be Strippertown, since there seems to be a lot more of those establishments per capita than for most cities across the country.

Yep. Never been to one (here), but it seems to be pretty big.

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Gayuchos. But I don't call them. Nobody here call them. They just come.:nonono:

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chicago residents= chicagoans. and you are not a true chicagoan if you moved here from the suburbs or think a real chicago neighborhood is wrigleyville or lincoln park (thats my opinion) cause most of the people there, moved there from outside of chicago. if you live on the northside of chicago: you are called a cubs fan and if you are from the southside of chicago, your called a sox fan. i be from the northside :)

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Originally posted by Love Will Tear Us Apart > Originally posted by AgentWood> > > > Originally posted by Who is this man that follows me?> > When I'm at home in Philly: Philadelphians or just Philadelphian Morons.> > When I'm at school in Boston: Massholes.>

when i was at boarding school in mass. i used to call it mass-of-two-shits.

Chris

Do you know Molly Malone?

nope. i know someone named molly, and there's a famous basketball player named moses malone. but no molly malone.

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