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  1. #8151
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    Quote Originally Posted by ticketchecker View Post
    I think the only one on this list I've been to is Lloyd's of Lowville diner

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    Horned Dorcet is outstanding. 5/5 would recommend.

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    I looked up Phoenix, NY and that fire appears to be the only thing that ever happened there. I think it may be the first time I saw a “notable person” section on Wikipedia.

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    yeah, the name is fairly ironic seeing as how phoenix did not so much rise from the ashes as just wallow deep in them….







    upstate fact.

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    the Horn Dorset is like a stream of bat piss… it shines out like a shaft a gold when all around is dark.





    fact.

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    Quote Originally Posted by m2711c View Post
    the Horn Dorset is like a stream of bat piss… it shines out like a shaft a gold when all around is dark.





    fact.
    Yeah, that is kinda is fact.

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    Quote Originally Posted by EWG View Post
    I think CNY is actually much more Yankee centric than that.
    Not where we lived....

    There was a large group of us that took turns buying the MLB package so we could watch the Sox. One of our group was a shift supervisor at the Bud plant in B-ville. That was an "experimental" brewery so they made a lot of stuff that was never sold retail. I drank a lot of really good beer that had no name or label.

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    Quote Originally Posted by MyNameIsAugustWest View Post
    Not where we lived....

    There was a large group of us that took turns buying the MLB package so we could watch the Sox. One of our group was a shift supervisor at the Bud plant in B-ville. That was an "experimental" brewery so they made a lot of stuff that was never sold retail. I drank a lot of really good beer that had no name or label.
    Not that this is definitive or anything but I found it amusing when it came out a few years back. FB used likes and follows to determine which teams were most popular by county.

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  8. #8158
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    No Mets love LGM! ��

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    The Official Argue About Where Upstate NY Is Thread

    It’s good to be back in the Upstate.

    If you stare long enough, you can smell this picture!
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    Quote Originally Posted by hatchgreenchile View Post
    It’s good to be back in the Upstate.

    If you stare long enough, you can smell this picture!
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    I’m not an upstate expert so I’m not sure what I’m looking at. I think it could either be BBQ-smell or livestock-smell.
    Because rich has nothing to do with money.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Brownski View Post
    Not that this is definitive or anything but I found it amusing when it came out a few years back. FB used likes and follows to determine which teams were most popular by county.

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    No love for the As either.

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    Quote Originally Posted by riser4 View Post
    No love for the As either.
    Yeah, I didn’t realize that was the case before I saw this map. The Chicago dynamic surprised me too. The Cubs fans live in the suburbs? I didn’t know that.

    Quote Originally Posted by spanky View Post
    I’m not an upstate expert so I’m not sure what I’m looking at. I think it could either be BBQ-smell or livestock-smell.
    I believe that’s the smell of a shit ton of chicken breasts grilling.

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    Quote Originally Posted by hatchgreenchile View Post
    It’s good to be back in the Upstate.

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    Chicken barbeque most likely. Either via propane set up under the racks or maybe charcoal for the cooking regularly coming down the line with a sprayer and the BBQ sauce. If they were smart they would have a metal table with a bunch of sweet corn stacked on it, covered in canvas and soaked regularly in water. Build a fire under it and let it cook and steam as the day goes on for a good old fashioned drive Chicken dinner- eat in the park or drive through...

    Do not have to be upstate for that either (but would probably never work in NYC or many locations down state.) Used to have a similar setup every holiday weekend at a campground we would go to growing up (minus the roof and covered pits.) And then for years a service organization did that once a year as a Zoo fundraiser in the park next to the zoo.

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    Pretty much every town in VT that has a 4th July thing, and not all do, has a chicken BBQ.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Brownski View Post
    Not that this is definitive or anything but I found it amusing when it came out a few years back. FB used likes and follows to determine which teams were most popular by county.

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    Figures lie and liars figure...especially on FB.

    So, if Onondaga County was 34% Yankees, 33% Mets, and 33% Red Sox (as I postulated) it would still show up as a Yankees county.

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    Quote Originally Posted by MyNameIsAugustWest View Post
    Figures lie and liars figure...especially on FB.

    So, if Onondaga County was 34% Yankees, 33% Mets, and 33% Red Sox (as I postulated) it would still show up as a Yankees county.
    Well, sure

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    The preference for one team over another in an area without a direct influence is based on where the advertising $$ are spent and what regional cable companies have the contract for what teams. I think if you ask most Upstaters what pro b-ball team they prefer they'd look at you with that 'I really don't give a shit' look then reply with whatever their drunk brother in laws hat had on it last weekend.

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    Recon of downstate this weekend. Confirmed they’re still smarmy bastards.

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    pretty sweet sunset over the old gravel pit tonight…


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    fact.

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    CNY is Yankees country. The Mets are trying to make inroads by buying the former Syracuse Chiefs and another minor league team in Binghamton. A lot of pink hat wearing Red Sox fans surfaced in ‘04.

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    CNY is yankee's country

    in upstate the east side of the hudson has a lot of red sox fans

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    Where I grew up in Upstate NY (Sullivan County) it was definitely more Yankees, but at least 35% Mets
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    formerly an ambassador for a few others, but the ski industry is... interesting.
    Fukt: a very small amount of snow.

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    I think I have mentioned Michigan's before.
    https://www.syracuse.com/food/2022/0...ic-marker.html

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    Quote Originally Posted by JohnF View Post
    I think I have mentioned Michigan's before.
    https://www.syracuse.com/food/2022/0...ic-marker.html
    From the article: "The Syracuse-based William G. Pomeroy Foundation, the charity behind those blue roadside historic markers scattered across the state...."

    My wife and daughter worked for Pomeroy's company (CXtec) in Syracuse. Usually named in the top 50 medium-sized companies to work for. They've since been bought out and it's not as great a place to work as it once was. They treated my wife extremely well after her cancer diagnosis. Maybe there's a reason for that...

    Pomeroy had a terminal prognosis for cancer, went to Switzerland for stem cell treatment, and was 100% cured. My daughter was interning at the company and was tagged with planning the company's 25th anniversary soiree. She found the stem cell donor. He came to the party and Bill was overwhelmed.

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    Is it a coincidence the Mets' blue matches blue tarps?

    Every rooftop tarp is a Mets banner.

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