How many can you name...

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Democrat posters: Harry, BRTD, Xahar, Nym90, NDN, ChrisfromNJ, jfern, Ebowed, Preston, Ian, jsojourner, benconstine, Gabu
Republican posters: Keystone Phil, Naso, Assad, Torie, PIT, jfern, don, INKs, John, waltermitty, JJ
Independent posters: Mr. "Moderate", SamSpade, MODU, Boss Tweed, Alcon
Canadian posters: Gabu, hashemite, EarlAW, The Vorlon, Richius
European posters: afleitch, Bono, JFK, Al, Torie, Jas, Lewis, Peter Bell
Gay posters: afleitch, josh22, Chris, Peter Bell, hugh
Southern (US) posters: Harry, Josh22, Statesrights, his wife, Ian, BrandonH, ijohn57s, SamSpade, don, memphis, tcash, Dibble, AHDuke, Preston, sensei
New England (US posters): Mr. "Moderate", Winfield...

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Northern Virginia is not in the South.

cite?

Common knowledge doesn't have to be cited.

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Northern Virginia is not in the South.

cite?

You don't seriously expect me to give a citation for that, do you?

No I wouldn't expect you to because it IS in the South...I can find lots of cites that back that claim up.  Unless we change the meaning of what "the South" is, Virginia, all of it...even NOVA, is in "the South".  That's the whole farking point of saying "cite"...well, most of the time.  Sometimes it's curiosity I guess.  It's like calling BS politely, but giving the person doing the BSing a chance to prove their BS.

"The South" is cultural, and as thus, cannot be cited. I emphatically believe that NoVA is not Southern.

Northern Virginia is Southern.

No, it has nothing in common culturally with the South, which is Mississippi, Alabama, Georgia, South Carolina, northern Florida, northern Louisiana, most of Arkansas, parts of eastern Texas, parts of Tennessee, most of Kentucky, a bit of Missouri, a bit of North Carolina, and parts of southern Virginia.

If you want to justify it geographically, that's as dumb as saying New Mexico and Arizona are part of the South.  or Hawaii...