What is your DMV specific “sin” that would get you a scarlet letter?

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Anonymous wrote:I don't know what a half-smoke is. I can't even understand the premise of your post, OP. Is it that we're supposed to be doing local things and visit local landmarks, not touristy ones?

Guess I'm a tourist in this town

You cannot be from here. That’s for sure.

PP you replied to. Well of course I'm not from here. I'm not American. But I have lived here for 20 years! I like doing tourist things, like going to see the cherry blossoms and wandering around the Smithsonian museums. I am not particularly interested in local "lore". I think that's what OP was referring to - things that are famous, but just for locals.

I’m OP. That’s not what I’m referring to.

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Anonymous wrote:I voted for trump.

That's not a "DMV specific" sin. That's just a sin.

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Anonymous wrote:Calling the DC area "DMV."

It would be a sin to sneer at calling it the DMV.

You must be a transplant.

4th generation from DC and I don’t call it the DMV and get annoyed at those who do.

Yep.

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Anonymous wrote:Tf is a half smoke?

A local variety of smoked pork and beef sausage usually grilled and eaten on a hot dog bun.

Like a cross between a hot dog and a kielbasa? Gross

No, not like that. Are you midwestern ?

No, I’m from here. Are you midwestern?

I was born in NoVa close-in and lived most of my life. I ddidn't know what it was.

Go to BK Millers and ask. I’m from nova too and further out … this is basic stuff. Damn, you can even get one at national if you go to the Ben’s there.

[Anonymous]

I offered Mountain Dew to some of your kids at my son’s fifth grade birthday party. They accepted of course. One had never had any kind of soda before, a few others had only previously had sprite.

You’re welcome

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Anonymous wrote:Calling the DC area "DMV."

This. I thought this was going to be a thread where we could talk about the crazy politics of the Department of Motor Vehicles. Oh well, guess I will take my story elsewhere.

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Born and raised in MD and I hate crabs and Old Bay.

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My kid goes to an SEC school and we love it.

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Anonymous wrote:Calling the DC area "DMV."

+1. I cringe every time I hear this.

[Anonymous]

I hate the Delaware beaches. Nothing nice or exciting about them. Can’t imagine why anybody would buy a beach house there.

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Mambo sauce is completely meh and forgettable.

I’ll wear the M

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Anonymous wrote:I hate the Delaware beaches. Nothing nice or exciting about them. Can’t imagine why anybody would buy a beach house there.

100%. The worst beaches. I’m
not sure why they are so romanticized.

[Anonymous]

This area does american food so badly. All the staple DC area restaurants are so overhyped -i’m looking at you founding farmers and Old Ebbitt. I do not know how these places continue to be rated so highly when they are barely mediocre. You can get better american food almost anywhere else. And yes, I find it ironic that this area does American so bad when it’s literally the capital. It’s embarrassing. So yeah I hate all the “iconic” DC restaurants because they are awful. That’s my sin.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:This area does american food so badly. All the staple DC area restaurants are so overhyped -i’m looking at you founding farmers and Old Ebbitt. I do not know how these places continue to be rated so highly when they are barely mediocre. You can get better american food almost anywhere else. And yes, I find it ironic that this area does American so bad when it’s literally the capital. It’s embarrassing. So yeah I hate all the “iconic” DC restaurants because they are awful. That’s my sin.

Ah. See, you’re confusing “iconic” — tourist restaurants with “American” food. There are lots of great places to eat in DC with American food that OP hasn’t been to, and probably overlooks, possibly deliberately. Ruff N Ready serves American food. The Hitching Post is an American restaurant. Horace and Dickie’s is an American restaurant. Supreme Barbecue is an American restaurant. What’s “embarrassing “ is how limited your working definitions of “American “ food are.

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There was that one time that I stood on the left for a minute before I caught myself.