Where do working class families live?

[Anonymous]

I know a prostitute who lives in McLean Gardens. I guess that's working class, right? working girl class? something like that. Working ass, working it class ....

[Anonymous]

Waldorf, Laurel, Bowie, Manassas, Woodbridge.

[Anonymous]

Don't forget Winchester, Warrenton, Leesburg ...

[Anonymous]

Maryland City/Ft. Meade/Odenton

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I know a prostitute who lives in McLean Gardens. I guess that's working class, right? working girl class? something like that. Working ass, working it class ....

Really? Is she hot? Russian?

[Anonymous]

South Arlington, parts of Springfield, stafford county, dale city,, dumfries,

[Anonymous]

Gaithersburg and Germantown.

[Anonymous]

South Arlington? Are you serious?

[Anonymous]

parts of falls church (not city, ffx cty), pimmit hills, some parts of alexandria, and springfield.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:South Arlington? Are you serious?

Only if Roseanne is Hispanic or Eritrean this season.

[Anonymous]

I'm sorry, did the thread title say "where do white working class families live?" or is the reference to Roseanne meant to be some sort of racist signal?

[Anonymous]

Outer NE, Anacostia, PG County.

[Anonymous]

Hyattsville, Mount Rainier, Greenbelt

[Anonymous]

This thread proves just how mean and elitist most people on this forum are. Just admit it, by naming the towns that you are naming, you are basically saying that you are too good for those areas, much better than the "working class" and would never dream of living in those areas because they are just too far from the precious center of the city of DC. People live in the places that you are mentioning and you are basically putting them down. You people make me sick--people are just trying to make a living just like you and me and you can't resist the urge to insult their jobs and their neighborhoods. The snobbery here is astounding!!

And by the way, all of the nurses that I know have a salary that is usually over $80K for working three days a week so hardly working class.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:This thread proves just how mean and elitist most people on this forum are. Just admit it, by naming the towns that you are naming, you are basically saying that you are too good for those areas, much better than the "working class" and would never dream of living in those areas because they are just too far from the precious center of the city of DC.

Get off your high horse -- I named the location that I live in.