Politically Incorrect terms of endearment for "urban visitors" to rural areas. (to buy, living in)

[brk330]

Tourons, Gapers, Jerrys, Joeys

[elchevere]

In SoCal the hordes of summer visitors from Arizona were referred to as Zonies.

[mingna]

Bear Bait

Weekenders

Those People

[oregonwoodsmoke]

Californian is a dirty word all by itself.

[P Larsen]

In parts of northeast New England, they were referred to as people "From Away".

Back in the day, IIRC, Nantucketers referred to mainlanders as coming from America. (Consider that Nantucket was in its heyday something like the Abu Dhabi of the western world.)

[mike0421]

Originally Posted by 2nd trick op

In Maine, particularly along the seacoast, summer vistors from urbanized areas were often called "rusticators".

In Maine, someone from Massachusetts is commonly referred to as a M@sshole!

[ScoPro]

Carpetbaggers is used occasionally around here, or just Californians.

[woxyroxme]

Cidiots is a big one, pavement ape, city boy/girl (regardless of age), greenhorn, ghetto garbage, rat rancher.

[Guineas]

Originally Posted by masssachoicetts

People from NH/ME call people from Eastern MA, M*ssholes.

A lot of the Massh0les who get the term aren't necessarily urban, they are often from the exurbs of Boston who live in the sticks.

[NDak15]

Originally Posted by oregonwoodsmoke

Californian is a dirty word all by itself.

It is in Montana and Wyoming as well. Anyone from the West Coast is a Californian by association.