You know you live in.....if!

Discussion in 'Clean Jokes' started by S Barnhardt, Sep 22, 2019.

  1. S Barnhardt

    S Barnhardt Old, Crusty Barn

  2. Paul Turner

    Paul Turner outside the quote(s) now

    You know you live in Boston(and surrounding towns)when you get honked at for not driving fast enough through a rotary. And for that matter, when drivers entering a rotary suddenly form a second lane.
     
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  3. BigD

    BigD Well-Known Member

    You know you live in South Carolina when you can yell, "Go Cocks!" and no one questions your sexuality.
     
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  4. John Beeman

    John Beeman Little chicken in hot water

    You know you live in Michigan if you use your hand as a map.
     
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  5. Paul Turner

    Paul Turner outside the quote(s) now

    I always wondered about that team nickname for "USC Of The East".
     
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  6. Paul Turner

    Paul Turner outside the quote(s) now

    You know you live in Washington, DC, when the sound of summer rains equals that of cooking food on a skillet. (SSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSS)
     
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  7. Preacher

    Preacher Well-Known Member

    You know you live in Illinois when most of your governors leave office and go to prison.
     
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  8. david of central florida

    david of central florida Rhubarb Rubber

    You know your in florida when the highway is clogged with slow moving mercury marqis with Illinois, Michigan, New York, Massachusetts, Rhode Island, New Jersey tags.
     
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  9. richgem

    richgem suffering from chronic clicker hand cramps

    ... with the signal light on ... for miles. ;)
     
  10. Sara-s

    Sara-s This Pun for Hire

    You know you live in New York City if you get sidewalk rage from tourists who walk too slowly.
     
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  11. BigMike

    BigMike Well-Known Member

    You know you live in LA if you live 20 miles from work, but it's an hour's commute each way.
     
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  12. Mike-R41

    Mike-R41 Well-Known Member

    You know you live in New Jersey when you ask for wudder and nobody knows what your talking about.
     
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  13. Terry

    Terry Tool Admirer

    You know You live in the woods if you have to swerve to miss a deer, in your driveway.
    tp
     
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  14. Terry

    Terry Tool Admirer

    You know you live in the woods when the power company knocks on the door to restore your electric, but you didn't notice it was out.
    tp
     
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  15. Terry

    Terry Tool Admirer

    You know you live in the woods when big foot walks right by you, and all it does is make you mad, because he spooked that buck you've been tracking for the last 3 days.
    tp
     
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  16. Terry

    Terry Tool Admirer

    You know you live in the woods when the wife tells you to go out and get supper, so you grab your squirrel gun and some shells headed for the wallnut trees.

    tp
     
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  17. Terry

    Terry Tool Admirer

    You know you live in the woods because when the sun goes down, it's dark!
    Then you have to explain to the cousins who are visiting from the city. Those little lights up in the sky are stars and the big one is the moon.
    tp
     
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  18. Terry

    Terry Tool Admirer

    You know you live in the woods because...
    In the winter, its dead quiet outside.

    tp
     
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  19. S Barnhardt

    S Barnhardt Old, Crusty Barn

    And you go to the WaWa for everything!
     
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  20. BardicDruid

    BardicDruid Active Member

    Ya'll know you're from Texas when you have to turn on the air conditioning in January, two days after a low of 29 degrees.
     
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