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3rd March 09, 11:51 AM
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 Originally Posted by Kerr the Walker
Definitely handled it well. I always find the group mentality interesting. A person by himself is generally fairly well behaved and socially adjusted. That seems to go out the window when surrounded by other people in their group.
My dad used to get called "haole" all the time while in med-school. Basically the Hawai'ian equivalent to gaijin.
Then for about a month after he married my mom my uncle called him "exenos" (greek for foreigner). All in fun that time though 
In Michigan, we had Yoopers and Trolls. Once in Cincy, I saw a person with a Michigan shirt for a town I didn't recognize, and I asked if he which he was. My manager nearly crapped himself and almost fired me for calling a customer a Troll. Apparently, Cincy doesn't have the mindset for that kind of thing...
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