Unusual genitive place names

Wasn’t this also a plot point in the show “Taxi” where Jim gets rich somehow and sets up a bunch of TVs tuned to different channels? I remember a scene where the michigan legislature is voting on which name to use and Alex goes ballistic over the results. One of the best Taxi episodes ever.

It was the Delaware State Legislature in that episode. I believe they voted for “Delawarians”.

Yes, I’ve watched a lot of TV.

Our southeasternmost state is populated by a bunch of Floridiots.

I’m a Springfieldian myself.

Deleware - Delewarites? Delewarians? Delewenians?

Big scism here between Coloradoan and Coloradan. Most prefer Coloradan, I think.

Alan Q–no kidding, Willywonka, NV(aka Winn-a-f*cka or Win-not-much-a)? Lived ther for a year little bit ago. Damn, what a bore!

“I’d think God would want to LIMIT my powers.”

In a certain Midwestern college town that recieves a good deal of its student population from the Chicago metro area (since we have weak admissions standads and would take them after they didn’t get into the University of Illinois), Illinois natives are referred to as FIBs, pronounced like “fib”, the synonym for “to lie”. FIB stands for Fuckin’ Illinois Bastard.

I also recall seeing this slogan on the wall of a men’s room toilet in Boulder, Colorado:

Here I sit
Cheeks a-flexin’
Squeezin’ out
Another Texan

Are there a lot of Dallas and/or Houston metro kids at the University of Colorado or just too many Texans clogging up the ski slopes?

Not just the slopes, but the highways leading to them. After a good snow, we count the trucks in the ditch with Texas plates. Don’t feel bad, we hate Californicators much worse than Texans.


“I’d think God would want to LIMIT my powers.”

In my neck of the woods, we call all the people from Florida who drive up here to their vacation homes “Floridiots”–based on their irritating lack of driving skills.


The Top 10 Greatest Things About Procrastination:

Theres also a Blue Ball Pennsylvania, tracer.
Along with Paradise, and Intercourse it made maps a source of great amusement.
(Blue Ballers?)
(Paradisians?)
(Intercourse…oh never mind)

What are people from: l. Thousand Oaks
2. New Mexico
3. New Orleans
4. Montana
5. Alabama

                       called?

Alternately, among Filipinos, the terms “Pinoy” or “Pinay” is used to describe someone who is Filipino/a.


It’s worth the risk of burning, to have a second chance…

In case anyone cares, residents of Oakdale, Calif., are properly called Oakdalens.

I can’t speak for residents of the other Oakdales (in Texas, Minnesota, and Pennsylvania).

Someone mentioned that we San Diego residents are called San Diegans. This is true.

If Atlantis were a real place, its residents and natives would be called Atlanteans, according to a very reliable source (a '70s comic book I read).

Utah - Utahns
Seattle - Seattlelites
Washington - Washingtonians
New Mexico - New Mexicans
New Orleans - New Orleanders
Neadertal - Neadertals (the only place you can call someone a Neadertal without insulting them).

Delaware = Delaweenieans! (Newhart)
But seriously, it’s Delawarians! Hey, some of my best friends are Delaweenies, ok?

Well, then there’s the ole Baltimoron debate!

*skelton4947: What are people from: l. Thousand Oaks
2. New Mexico
3. New Orleans
4. Montana
5. Alabama *

WAGs:
[list=1][li]Thousand Oaksters[/li][li]New Mexicans[/li][li]New Orleaners[/li][li]Montanans[/li][li]Alabamans[/list=1][/li]

Judges 14:9 - So [Samson] scraped the honey into his hands and went on, eating as he went. When he came to his father and mother, he gave some to them and they ate it; but he did not tell them that he had scraped the honey out of the body of the lion.

Seattle? Satellites!

Q: What do you call people from Sieux Falls?

A: People from Sieux Falls.

And in answer to an above query, most of us Alabamians like to be called Alabamians, although some like to be called Bubba.

So let’s hijack it!

Balls Creek and Coxheath, not far from each other in Cape Breton Island.

Penus River, Labrador.

http://members.xoom.com/labradorian/

I think that somebody from Canmore (near Banff) is a Canmoron.


If I was discussing Lucy Lawless but I wrote Lucy Topless, would that be a Freudian typo?