Stuck in a stereotype?

[fancbrd4me02]

When I first say this I thought it read "Stuck in a stovepipe" lol

 

[highcountrychickens]

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...well that too

 

[highcountrychickens]

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y'all know that theyah's still bad blood from that Woaah of Noathehn Agrayshun...

 

[highcountrychickens]

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...okay, I'll quit hogging the thread

 

[debilorrah]

I am in California, and no I do not live at the beach, no there are not stores on every corner, no the sun does not shine every day, yes the people in LA are crazy, and no we do not think everyone else is strange. Except New Yorker's.

 

[dacjohns]

debi's a desert rat and desert rats are strange.

 

[OccamsTazer]

Are those rats related to the deadly Clawed Jirds you warned us about?

 

[dacjohns]

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My mind is slipping. I don't remember clawed jirds. Let me Google it.

 

[dacjohns]

OK, I vaguely remember something about gerbils but it was more than a day ago.

 

[MaggieRae]

I'm not 'stuck' in a stereotype. Sure, I have them, just like everyone does. People immediately judge us (intentionally or not) when they first see us. It's natural. That most common judgment makes up my stereotype. I can be intimidating. Raised by a CEO character, I'm not afraid to look anyone in the eye. I have a major Texan accent (or wherever I've been recently) that casts upon me the hick look. My flannel also assists there. But I'm also fun-loving and sincere, so that comes through. Those are the major judgments I hear from people, although there could quite possibly be others that they chose not to let me in on. I don't care if there are or not. I'm me and I'm fine with that.