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Stop.What a waste of time
Stop.What a waste of time
Clemson is a cool place but UConn is a basketball Mecca. I think some people are forgetting what it is like to be at UConn when the basketball team is a dominant national force.
Uh no. This type of stuff is pointlessStop.
Cosmopolitan does not refer to size. it is a life style comment. Now Greenville SC is cosmopolitan to a fair degree, Clemson may be considered a bit red around the collar.Everything is right except Storrs makes Clemson seem like a big city, not the other way around.

Cosmopolitan does not refer to size. it is a life style comment. Now Greenville SC is cosmopolitan to a fair degree, Clemson may be considered a bit red around the collar.![]()
Cosmopolitan does not refer to size. it is a life style comment. Now Greenville SC is cosmopolitan to a fair degree, Clemson may be considered a bit red around the collar.![]()
Riiiight...and the greater Mansfield area isn’t red around the collar?
I live in Georgia, but let me tell you; as a UConn student I went to the “Willimantic” Wal-Mart on many an occasion and there was more than enough “red around the collar” to go around.
Yes I remember my mother being quite proud of the designation. As a matter of fact, my father grew up a tenant farmer in lower Alabama. He joined the navy to get a pair of shoes. (true story). He would arrange to take his leave and our vacation to go to the farm to help pick cotton by hand. I know red for I am the product of good red neck breeding. My comment was only in reference to a young man living in Newark New Jersey might respond to the culture shock of the Deep South.You’re in SC now, but have you forgetting the term “Swamp Yankee”?
Yes I remember my mother being quite proud of the designation. As a matter of fact, my father grew up a tenant farmer in lower Alabama. He joined the navy to get a pair of shoes. (true story). He would arrange to take his leave and our vacation to go to the farm to help pick cotton by hand. I know red for I am the product of good red neck breeding. My comment was only in reference to a young man living in Newark New Jersey might respond to the culture shock of the Deep South.
Yes I remember my mother being quite proud of the designation. As a matter of fact, my father grew up a tenant farmer in lower Alabama. He joined the navy to get a pair of shoes. (true story). He would arrange to take his leave and our vacation to go to the farm to help pick cotton by hand. I know red for I am the product of good red neck breeding. My comment was only in reference to a young man living in Newark New Jersey might respond to the culture shock of the Deep South.
Hey wasn’t trying to insult, I just enjoy poking fun at the local yokels of the greater Manselfield metropolitan area, like @Stainmaster
It’s those “yokels” in Mississippi, Alabama, Louisiana etc. that are responsible for most all of the great music that is truely Americana. Not preppies in Connecticut or Massachusetts.
And maybe the best to ever do it is from New Haven, Michael Bolton.Hey! I’ll have you know that Peter Tork AND Rivers Cuomo are both from Storrs.
I don’t know who Cuomo is, but my mom taught first grade and had Tork in her class.Hey! I’ll have you know that Peter Tork AND Rivers Cuomo are both from Storrs.
I don’t know who Cuomo is, but my mom taught first grade and had Tork in her class.
Yes it is. Tork was the name he used for the monkeesTorkelson , I think is the correct spelling.
And that’s a cool story about our father! My wife’s grandfather grew up on a farm in Mississippi and they didn’t get electricity till after WWII. Crazy.
And that’s a cool story about our father! My wife’s grandfather grew up on a farm in Mississippi and they didn’t get electricity till after WWII. Crazy.
Cuomo = WeezerI don’t know who Cuomo is, but my mom taught first grade and had Tork in her class.