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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Ha. I thought that was a thinly-veiled reference to the fact that Pitt was in urban, diverse, Oakland. (So, high-bro?). [/quote] No - OP in this thread summarized the intent. An East Coast "bro" would typically be a white male from a suburb like Upper Merion or Mt. Lebanon, PA, Great Neck, NY, Bethesda, MD or Vienna, VA. [/quote] Yep. Think backwards ball caps, an affinity for crappy beer, moderate marijuana use, ESPN junkies, listen to Dave Mathews Bland (typo intentional), unironic fist bumps, etc.[/quote] Were you following me around college in the early 90's? You just described all the guys I dated back then (and I ended up marrying one who was not personally or professionally harmed by his high-bro qualities!).[/quote] Does your husband now wear khakis and polo shirts on the weekend? Does he golf with his buddies? Smoke the occasional cigar and still listen to Dave Mathews? All hallmarks of the bro as an adult. :wink: [/quote]
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