Where is the North/South divide?

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Originally Posted by Mattyhitman

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Originally Posted by Conrad

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Originally Posted by Greenbeanz

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Originally Posted by Mattyhitman

Watford is within the M25, as a northerner, that is classed as the south. For me the divide starts somewhere around Birmingham, Coventry area. Anyone who lives south of that location are southerners, and soft :p

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Are people from the Midlands sort of average hardness then?;D If that stereotype were true then maybe you should have a whippet and a flat cap and live on a diet entirely made up of pies.

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I'm from the Midlands (Wolverhampton) and so is Master. I've never thought of myself as a northerner or southener so I don't think there is a definitive line as such. I always just thought as southerners being anyone south of where the M1 meets the M25.

I've never been referred to as a northerner or southerner, people just to tend to take this piss out our accent. Don't blame them tbh, ours is the worst accent in the UK. :-X;D

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Yea, you guy's are in no-mans lands, the wasteland of the country, hence you were blessed with such a great accent ;D

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Black country accent is the worst yam yam accent ever, which is why I say I am from Birmingham. :)

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Originally Posted by El Kabong

This is the original demarcation line of North & South in the United States Mason–Dixon Line - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia, but I would say that even Virginia is pretty hard to describe as "Southern" these days....the heathens don't even serve sweet tea there!!!


Southern Florida is also "different" .......though I don't much care for Northern Florida either. And the "Southern States" extend all the way to Texas where at some point that becomes the "Southwest" which is a whole 'nother bag of marbles.

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What?! No sweet tea......what part of Virginia didn't serve sweet tea? On another note VA is so diverse that Northerners I know have taken to jokingly calling it the Middle East.

I despise Texas. :mad: