Sorry, google it.

I knew many people from Vermont (New England is smaller in total than half of California.) They are Vermonters.


Not trusting my memory (which, nowadays, is just that) ... I checked it. It's Vermonters. Which is why I thought "Vermonster" was an editorial by you.

Love the term. But I bet Vermonters are sick of it.

"Vermonsters"... that's so gay, huh Steve?
;)

I think it's kind of rodential ... as in little varmint monsters.


Or, maybe since they would be New England rodents ... I should say Rhodential.

Again, I did not make up the term. I am merely echoing what I heard from a native. It's a term he used a lot--never with any malice. These conversations happened over 15 years ago, perhaps the colloquialism has changed since then. I don't know, I really don't care. I think it's a cute term. I did not use it as a pejorative. Get over it.

Maybe the roommate really liked Ben & Jerry's... :evil:

I thought a Vermonster was a big big BIG bucket of ice cream and stuff at Ben & Jerry's?

Maybe it's VermonTsters?

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