"RTP" or "The RTP" — discuss! (Charlotte: restaurants, work)
Raleigh, Durham, Chapel Hill, CaryThe Triangle Area
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We have to distract ourselves from the Paucity of Proper Pizza!
Coming from NEPA (Northeastern PA) with a very distinct and unique style of pizza all up and down "the valley" from Wilkes-Barre to Old Forge to Scranton, I have come to the realization and acceptance, wherever I live around the country, no other place will have pizza similar to where I grew up, ever!
Coming from NEPA (Northeastern PA) with a very distinct and unique style of pizza all up and down "the valley" from Wilkes-Barre to Old Forge to Scranton, I have come to the realization and acceptance, wherever I live around the country, no other place will have pizza similar to where I grew up, ever!
You have some of the hardest water on the planet. Affects the dough, in a way that makes it comfort food while adding minerals to the vitamins.
Just came back from a weekend in Tunkhannock, and had a couple of slices. Good stuff.
Well, "the park" is definitely in use. It's be around as long as I can remember, which is pretty dang long. You'd use it in conversation something like this:
Person 1: "I'm applying for a new job at XYZ Corp"
Person 2: "Is that out in the park?"
It's a little like people using "Chapel Hill" and "UNC" in synonymous ways i.e.: "Where'd you go to college" "Chapel Hill" or "Our oldest is graduating from Chapel Hill this year with a BA in Chemistry, and now she's applying to grad schools."
If people want to use it then that's their choice but it sounds ridiculous.
The UNC-Chapel Hill thing sounds ridiculous as well
It's a little like people using "Chapel Hill" and "UNC" in synonymous ways i.e.: "Where'd you go to college" "Chapel Hill" or "Our oldest is graduating from Chapel Hill this year with a BA in Chemistry, and now she's applying to grad schools."
We just said Carolina. The North Carolina thing is simply "Carolina"
If people want to use it then that's their choice but it sounds ridiculous.
The UNC-Chapel Hill thing sounds ridiculous as well
Why does it sound ridiculous? UNC-Chapel Hill is a very different school from UNC-Charlotte or UNC-Pembroke. Seems to me it's necessary to say it that way. What would you suggest?
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