Re: CT New England? Hardly...

""Guest"" <n0gar@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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> Before I reply, I can tell that "Liz" is not from Fairfield.  Too many 
> clues
> give it away....  No one in Fairfield dismisses NY and NYC!  All talks 
> about
> Fairfield and geogrphy is about NYC and never about New England or
> especially Boston.  WHy would it be?


So sorry to prove you wrong, but I was born in Norwalk, CT and grew up in 
Redding, CT. I have spent plenty of time in NYC, and also in Boston. It's 
just a personal preference, I guess. Chill out, I'm not dissmissing NYC,
I'm 
mearly stating the fact that YOU are not the voice for all of the people
who 
live and work in Fairfield County, CT. I watched NBC - channel 4 - and got

New York news - of course I watched it because it was the closest big city

to us. But I also got the "New England" and Connecticut news on the other 
channels.


 > Only by history.  NOT by geography or culture.  If you are from
Fairfield 
(I
> doubt it), then name one New England thing that we have?

Ummmm...well, CT is called the Constitutional State, isn't it?? And as far

as "New England things", are you talking about things like fresh lobsters 
(got'em), chowder, beautiful fall foliage, and the like?
>

>> > See, you do get it.  Sicne you do, how come some of you northerners 
>> > cannot
> just accept that YOU are NE and we are NY?

Since when did Connecticut become Montreal??


> "guest" (why no real
>> name?? Hmmmm).
> It's the internet hun.

Oooh, thanks hun.

>
> Lower south east CT is close to NYC...get it? Sheeesh.
>
> Do you?  Lower south east CT is the New London area.  Fairfield is south
> west...  The answer to my opening statement....
>
woops - of course I mean lower south western CT.  ;o)

>> And as Deiter says: "Your story has grown tiresome"
>>
>> Liz
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