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Mines is fading though. I never said I didn't have any pride at all but its not nearly as much as before, I think its a sign.
There's also borough pride, I always root for the Yankees & Mets but when its Yanks vs Mets the Mets have no choice but to bring home the victory (although that almost never happens).
Mines is fading though. I never said I didn't have any pride at all but its not nearly as much as before, I think its a sign.
There's also borough pride, I always root for the Yankees & Mets but when its Yanks vs Mets the Mets have no choice but to bring home the victory (although that almost never happens).
For me, while living in Pennsylvania it was about equal. I loved my city and I loved my state; however, I would say I had a bit more state pride than city pride in general.
Now, after living in Florida, I have neither...With the Pee Wee Herman debacle in Sarasota and the Katherine Harris (dangling chad election) vote fixing controversy; I am equally ashamed of both the city and state where I currently reside.
City pride (SF)
Regional pride (Bay Area, as well as NorCal as a whole)
State pride (all of California)
Might as well say i have four sources, because i do love this entire country as well...but city/region/state are tops, naturally.
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