Absolutely unbelievable that someone lost their life arguing about what type of hat someone was wearing. What a world.
- PLindbergh31

many people die over something even more absurd...

I grew up in Brigantine as a Yankees fan. I constantly got, "what? Did you grow up in New York?" I would look at them like they were nuts and say, no, but I didn't grow up in Philadelphia either. Add to that, Phillies games were on Prism which was a pay channel, and the Yankees were on channel 11 for free.

I learned to have a healthy dislike for any citizen of Philadelphia the way they would come in to town like they owned the place. Loud, throwing trash everywhere, double parking in the middle of the street, and acting like they were in east Philly. Starting fights on the beach, in the bars, disturbing the neighbors at all hours of the night.

Add to that their stupid hoagies. They are called Subs here bumhole.
- MBFlyerfan

Sounds to me like you have a Brigantine problem and not a Philly problem.

Sounds to me like you have a Brigantine problem and not a Philly problem.
- orangekrush2010

How so? Please enlighten me.

many people die over something even more absurd...
- 2Real

i think Im going have lamb belly for dinner tonight

So people from Radnor are now residents of Philadelphia?
- jmatchett383

like omgz. have you even ever talked to some of the dizzy female doges at Nova bruh?

I grew up in Brigantine as a Yankees fan. I constantly got, "what? Did you grow up in New York?" I would look at them like they were nuts and say, no, but I didn't grow up in Philadelphia either. Add to that, Phillies games were on Prism which was a pay channel, and the Yankees were on channel 11 for free.

I learned to have a healthy dislike for any citizen of Philadelphia the way they would come in to town like they owned the place. Loud, throwing trash everywhere, double parking in the middle of the street, and acting like they were in east Philly. Starting fights on the beach, in the bars, disturbing the neighbors at all hours of the night.

Add to that their stupid hoagies. They are called Subs here bumhole.
- MBFlyerfan

As someone that is from Philly, I don't appreciate your characterization. There will always be idiots, regardless of what place they call home. Submarines are naval vessels, not sandwiches. At least the etymology of the word "hoagie" makes sense!

As someone that is from Philly, I don't appreciate your characterization. There will always be idiots, regardless of what place they call home. Submarines are naval vessels, not sandwiches. At least the etymology of the word "hoagie" makes sense!
- aantny88

Typical Philly "our way is the right way everyone else is wrong" attitude. Thanks for making my point.

As someone that is from Philly, I don't appreciate your characterization. There will always be idiots, regardless of what place they call home. Submarines are naval vessels, not sandwiches. At least the etymology of the word "hoagie" makes sense!
- aantny88

i've always looked at people who live at the shore as living in their own little bubble. They don't really know.

Typical Philly "our way is the right way everyone else is wrong" attitude. Thanks for making my point.
- MBFlyerfan

You must REALLY hate talking to people from NYC then lol.

i've always looked at people who live at the shore as living in their own little bubble. They don't really know.
- orangekrush2010

Interestingly I have always seen people from Philly exactly the same way. No place exists outside the city.

You must REALLY hate talking to people from NYC then lol.
- orangekrush2010

NYC is worse. But they don't frequent the area as often. They tend to stay up central jersey and above.

GOD forbid they meet each other, us locals end up feeling like Belgium...


Its like a poopty accent contest....

Interestingly I have always seen people from Philly exactly the same way. No place exists outside the city.
- MBFlyerfan

I think your mostly-irrational hatred for people from Philly is blinding you from realizing that people can and do often say the same thing about the people of (insert any city here).

You probably all call spaghetti sauce "gravy".

You probably all call spaghetti sauce "gravy".
- MBFlyerfan

that's not even a philly-specific thing...thats an italian thing lol

I think your mostly-irrational hatred for people from Philly is blinding you from realizing that people can and do often say the same thing about the people of (insert any city here).
- orangekrush2010

No, its pretty much Philly. People from Baltimore, Boston, Washington etc, all seem to understand that there are different cultures and ways of doing/saying things around the country. And that there is a world outside the city limits. Philly, not so much.

NYC is worse. But they don't frequent the area as often. They tend to stay up central jersey and above.

GOD forbid they meet each other, us locals end up feeling like Belgium...


Its like a poopty accent contest....
- MBFlyerfan

The Philly/South Jersey accent is way worse than the NYC accent.

The Philly/South Jersey accent is way worse than the NYC accent.
- Scoob

That we can agree on.

As someone that is from Philly, I don't appreciate your characterization. There will always be idiots, regardless of what place they call home. Submarines are naval vessels, not sandwiches. At least the etymology of the word "hoagie" makes sense!
- aantny88

I'll call it anything you want me to call it if I get fed.

No, its pretty much Philly. People from Baltimore, Boston, Washington etc, all seem to understand that there are different cultures and ways of doing/saying things around the country. And that there is a world outside the city limits. Philly, not so much.
- MBFlyerfan

i think you just must have been inappropriately touched by a teacher who was from philly when you were a child.

i don't see nearly the type of narrow life perspective you are talking about.

I don't care who gets (frank)ed as long as it is either Pittsburgh or Detroit. It would be nicest if they could both get bent and Carolina could sneak in after Philly.
- Lexington Flyer

i would love that, but obviously getting in is what matters.

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i would love that, but obviously getting in is what matters.
- hammarby31

thats what she said.

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- hammarby31

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thats what she said.
- orangekrush2010

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- Scoob

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