re: What is the derogatory name used for people in your state

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In St Louis I grew up understanding that the word Hoosier= Redneck. That was how it was widely used. Like “look at that Hoosier with the sleeves cut off his shirt”. Having zero to do with Indiana

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Must be a STL thing, never heard it before in Mid MO, my dad was at Ft. Lost In the Woods three times, and I went to Mizzou for a year and a half before joining the Navy.

Kenner seafood still has it as well.

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From Georgia...dont think there is one

Can't say it, or I'll be banned. It starts with Ni. I said it at least half a dozen times between Zachary and LSU Lab this afternoon.

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Below I-10 Louisiana calls above I-10 folk fruit pickers.

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People above I-20 cal people below I-10 Duck Foot Fu**ers.

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From Georgia...dont think there is one

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Goobers

This is BAIT

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The only thing I know about eskimos is that they are supposedly not supposed to drink alcohol if they fly. I don't know if its true, but for some reason I always thought that was funny, but evidently alcoholism is huge among Eskimos. And evidently if they have alcohol on a flight because it takes them less to get really drunk, but if they like to be called eskimos then who is determining who gets offended by being called certain names?

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There was a TV show years ago, like cops, but different weird places, one was an Eskimo village of some sort in Alaska, the city/tribe/whatever had banned alcohol and their #1 crime was people smuggling alcohol, and I don't mean the good stuff. They had to ban mouthwash that contained alcohol. They busted a dude with contraband mouthwash that had alcohol as an ingredient. Something genetic with them, they don't process the alcohol physiologically like other races, it just sort of continues to circulate in their system, so a single shot of whiskey can have them drunk for days.

Moulie, a bastardized version of melanzane, which is eggplant in Italian.