Angela Martin (anggmart@mars.utm.edu) from mmlab4.utm.edu at 10/27/97 10:08AM
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    I just want to add my own comment, even though it has nothing to do with politics.. but it does have to do with the South. As a Texan, I can truly say that I am from the South. I have travelled north to states like Michigan, Ohio, Indiana, ect. I have always observed, that the farther North you go, the less courteous ppl are. For instance, my father was driving our pickup load of sheep down a street in Ohio, and someone showed us the northern courtesy of the "finger" just for the heck of it. Whereas is the South, we wave to drivers as they pass by, and welcome guests at our front door. One could argue that because the north if more heavily populated than the south, there is more tension between ppl in the north. Perhaps this is true. But what about the heavily populated cities of the south? Even the southern citizens there wave at you as you pass by!