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Of course--I'm from the midwest, and can't wait to get the heck out of DC.  I don't think that people in DC are that nice, generally.  [/quote]

I agree.  Never understood the sense of superiority and entitlement, either.  [/quote]

We're better educated than the people in the average midwestern city.[/quote]

I think this is funny.  Better educated than all the people in the average midwestern city?  I'm currently in DC, and moving to an "average midwestern city" in a few months to become a professor at a major university--will I become less educated when I move?  I know people in DC love to think they're smarter and better educated than everyone, but it's just a symptom of the ridiculous myopia that plagues this city.  I can't wait to leave. [/quote]

A higher percentage of the DMV has master's degrees or more advanced degrees than anywhere else in the US.[/quote]

Let me break it down for you.  BIG.  FUCKING.  DEAL.  As was mentioned before, being highly educated is not correlated with being nice, as evidenced by all of you "educated" posters on this thread who clearly like to sneer down your nose at the rest of the country.  All the degrees in the world are not going to make a smug person with a superiority complex a nice person.  No, other people aren't jealous of you.  They just think (probably rightly so) that you are a bunch of fucking assholes.  Is that clear enough for you now?

BTW, I am highly educated and wish I could bitch slap all of you obnoxious judgy wenches.  No one gives a damn how educated you are.  Shut the fuck up already.[/quote]

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