As well they should be. :)

I've been to/driven through all those towns except for Quincy and Shelbyville (though I've been near Shelbyville--in Pana).

Incidentally, a quick look on Google shows that the term "wisconsinites" has a lot of hits--"wisconsonians" also has some, though nowhere near as many as the former.

hey, I've been to the Steak 'n Shake between Shelbyville and Pana. Groovy baby.
I loved going to Quincy as a kid, right on the Mississippi, its a pretty, old river town. And we'd go over the river to Hannibal and suck up all the Mark Twain vibes. I was really into it, (although I wanted to play Huck, not Becky Thatcher.)

And based upon that, people from Maryland and Massachusetts are called... ?

Tax slaves

I don't think taxes were that bad in Maryland...at least in 1999-2000.

Now if you want to talk about true tax slaves, let's talk about the District of Columbia.

Sconnies/cheeseheads/various derogatory terms based on 'packing' of materials/Those-damn-bubbler-people/Almost-Chicago-ans

According to Infoplease.com, a resident of Maryland is a Marylander, and a resident of Massachusetts is a Bay Stater.

Infoplease State Locator


Choose the state then go down on the left side for the Resident term.

*kiss Dave* You coulda found that, sweetie.


This is a listing of all residents, by state.

I like this one for CT: "Nutmegger"

Infoplease are a bunch of lying bastards. Alaska is not, repeat not, south of Texas.:p