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[Prudence]

So, what's the difference between a NoCaler and a SoCaler?

[3894]

Originally Posted by Prudence

So, what's the difference between a NoCaler and a SoCaler?

That's a thread in itself.

[Moonliner]

The ninth circuit?

Oh please! Everyone knows the 9th is a bunch of dweebs.

Anyone who's a hoopy frood is chilin with the Fourth Circuit. Yeah, that's where you belong!

[Prudence]

Originally Posted by Moonliner

Anyone who's a hoopy frood is chilin with the Fourth Circuit. Yeah, that's where you belong!

Oh, the spousal unit would *love* that. He'd put Virginia in his top 5 states. Me, I'm not sure that would be such a good idea.

[Kevy Baby]

Originally Posted by Prudence

So, what's the difference between a NoCaler and a SoCaler?

Depth perception

[Strangler Lewis]

Originally Posted by Prudence

So, what's the difference between a NoCaler and a SoCaler?

Politics, for one thing.

Beyond that, I'm not sure it's that simple. Northern or southern, I tend to group people by the degree to which they feel they're not alive unless they're rumbling around in some vehicle. Once you get beyond SF/Oakland/Berkeley in the Northern California region, this disease is just as prevalent as it is in southern California.

All the livable cities articles state that the requirement of a livable city is good public transportation and a nice walkable downtown that's not too far removed from residential areas. I think more northern California cities fit that bill than southern California cities which are more heavily populated with strip malls.

[SacTown Chronic]

Sacramento has whales. Who doesn't love whales?

Originally Posted by Prudence

So, what's the difference between a NoCaler and a SoCaler?

NorCal has superior weed.