Which stereotype do you fit?

[Anonymous]

Wow, sorry for you, oh cynical one! I measure success by happiness. Clearly happiness is not an issue for you.

Life is short. You may want to reassess. Not that I don't LOVE looking at those lemon faces around here - HAHAHA!

Maybe you should choose to age gracefully? Or at least, choose to age so that any plastic surgery you do need is not because of that lemon face? Just a thought.

[Anonymous]

Yankees Rock!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:ABCD- I know you Indians know what I'm talkin about. (American born confused Desi)

LOL PP, half of our friends are ABCDs.
DH was a FOB but now we can barely tell.
I'm South American I wonder what our kids will be...

Where do you all hang out. DH and I feel like one of the few abcds... but of course, we're from Houston...

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:ABCD- I know you Indians know what I'm talkin about. (American born confused Desi)

LOL PP, half of our friends are ABCDs.
DH was a FOB but now we can barely tell.
I'm South American I wonder what our kids will be...

Where do you all hang out. DH and I feel like one of the few abcds... but of course, we're from Houston...

We're in Arlington what abt u guys?

[Anonymous]

Female version of George Constanza

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Female version of George Constanza

How do you survive in the over-judgmental world that is DC?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:ABCD- I know you Indians know what I'm talkin about. (American born confused Desi)

LOL PP, half of our friends are ABCDs.
DH was a FOB but now we can barely tell.
I'm South American I wonder what our kids will be...

Where do you all hang out. DH and I feel like one of the few abcds... but of course, we're from Houston...

We're in Arlington what abt u guys?

NW DC. Man, we gotta move to VA!

[Anonymous]

19 01 we're in ggtown with our group all the time. mostly newly married and single former FOBs and ABCDs.
DH and I are actually the first in the group to have kids.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:liberal, over-educated, opinionated New Englander with superior driving skills + tree-hugging, wanderlusting hippie

(I kinda love this thread!)

Can this describe me too even if I'm not from New England? My mom is though, and I spent all my summers in NH, does that count?

[Anonymous]

Too conservative for DC; too liberal for the community at our kids' suburban catholic school. Loved the kids too much to stay with Biglaw; love the law too much to feel fulfilled with the tennis ladies at the country club. Life might be easier if I could find the stereotype I fit and live it.

[Anonymous]

I'm with you, PP. Bye-bye law firm, not comfortable with the tennis ladies. Am finding my way to middle ground, and it's a rocky trip!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Female version of George Constanza

sexy!!!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I work for fed gov't and wear my running shoes with my business suit during morning/evening commute. I don't, however, wear my work ID (or my metro card) on a lanyard around my neck. ?

You don't? What's wrong with you?

[Anonymous]

Eclectic & educated barrio dude.

[Anonymous]

Will anyone cop to being undereducated or not so smart and not upwardly mobile?