What are People from Your Region Called?

[Odyssey 5,713]

Isn't eating crow a bad term? Like (And i know it's wikipedia, but I swear I've heard it other places too.) the wikipedia entry for "Eating crow" says Eating crow is an American colloquial idiommeaning humiliation by admitting wrongness or having been proven wrong after taking a strong position. Crow is presumably foul-tasting in the same way that being proven wrong might be emotionally hard to swallow.

 

Eh, I'm not so sure if it's a bad term, but given the information you said, then I suppose. The information I found says that South Australians are called Crow Eaters since it refers to our coat of arms, and I wouldn't think they would care about an idiom like that. We have different cultures and slang, after all.

[Magpie 621]

Eh, I'm not so sure if it's a bad term, but given the information you said, then I suppose. The information I found says that South Australians are called Crow Eaters since it refers to our coat of arms, and I wouldn't think they would care about an idiom like that. We have different cultures and slang, after all.

True, might just be that I'm used to hearing it in a different context, being an American myself.

Well where im from, we are called, hell bound, heathen sinners, devils advocates, godless moronic fornicators, and many other such gracious names.

Where are you from, Norway? (Sorry Norwegians I just picked a country at random I don't mean it.)

[skbl17 199]

Southerners! 

 

The people who move from other regions or countries to the South are called "transplants". Contrary to popular belief, I don't usually hear the term "Yankee" thrown around a lot, but maybe that's because I live in Atlanta, a metro area that's chock full of transplants (including me).

Edited February 6, 2015 by skbl17

[CC_Maud_Pie 6,431]

We're mostly called Californians. Nothing else.

[Requiem 22]

I cant say about it. Where I from - is my biggest secret. But If you want...

 

My country is a cold.

My country is a angry

Here, you may be turn to be angry person.

Here you can breath air of freedom in a center of wide forest covered by snow.

What is this country?

[Steel Accord 6,658]

 

 

huylkill County, Pe

 

Awesome, I'm from Pennsylvania too!

 

Anyway, I spent half my life in New Jersey to be just as much from there as PA. There we are called not so affectionately, "Pineys". (For the pine trees.) 

[Blackened 512]

In the UK, there are several, but I'm only going to focus on England particularly. There are three that I know of. These are Brits, British people and Britons.

[HeroSparks 232]

Montanan, and no, I don't own a horse...anymore. Darn, almost got out of that stereotype

[Christine Eggston IV 44]

I live in Podlachia, so people from here are called "Podlasianie". Sometimes I also hear "Ruscy" which is pejorative word about people, who speak Belarusian / Ukrainian / "Pa swojomu".

I've never heard any other names.

Edited February 6, 2015 by ChrisEggII

[Lisa 5,552]

Sydneysiders. 

 

Because we reside in Sydney.. ;p

[VitalSpark 1,830]

Crow is presumably foul-tasting

 

Or perhaps even fowl-tasting. 

 

 

 

 

In the UK, there are several, but I'm only going to focus on England particularly. There are three that I know of. These are Brits, British people and Britons.

 

If you were focussing on England particularly, then the term you are looking for is "English". Or perhaps "Sassenachs".

 

Sydneysiders.

 

I was once a Sydneysider. And indeed an Eastie. (Do people still use "Eastie"/"Westie"?)

Edited February 6, 2015 by Vital Spark

[Lisa 5,552]

I was once a Sydneysider. And indeed an Eastie. (Do people still use "Eastie"/"Westie"?)

 

Nope, never heard it. ;p If it was still used though, I'd be considered a Westie.

[lardbobobo 1,591]

We call us Baltimore people Baltimorons

[VitalSpark 1,830]

 Montanan, and no, I don't own a horse...anymore. Darn, almost got out of that stereotype

 

You don't own a horse any more. Now you're just obsessed with ponies. Totally different thing.

Edited February 6, 2015 by Vital Spark

[PROJECT: Simon 3,953]

Two things.. Koreans and Asians 

[Kyoshi Frost Wolf 40,426]

Hoosier is the general term though I do not hear it often at all. You all probably know what state that is. As for the general region I live in..uhh...wannabe Kentucky...ins? Maybe it is just my county but it seems like many people around here try too hard to be 'southern' when they clearly aren't. Like Rarity trying to be like Applejack though it is not that extreme...and it isn't to impress some hottie.

[Scream Lucid Dream 103]

I call myself a slimy-limey. XD

 

Other people just call me by my name.

[Razpul 55]

In Southern Illinois it's either coalheads, or rednecks.

[NotoriousSMALL 1,984]

For most people, Rednecks.

[Tanner 186]

Kiwi's... because... well, our native bird is a Kiwi.  :okiedokielokie:

[Pastel 7,627]

We're called the "Franciliens".

Edited February 7, 2015 by Blobulle

[Severed Dog Head 23]

My people have been given the rather apt name of "Grumpy old conservatives".

[Lucky Bolt 34,991]

Redneck beach bums. Translation: Floridians.  

[Here No Longer 5,271]

Well, they're definitely Texans...

 

I think an apt name, though, would be "alt-right overly Christian gun lovers that drink too much and lack boundaries." Long, but very accurate indeed for people around here 

Edited April 29, 2019 by Dusklicious

[Sunset Rose 252]

Latvians. Incorrectly but frequently labeled as Slavs by other countries. We're Baltic, not Slavic.