An ignorant countryman; a silly fellow, booby.
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He 's in Peterborough now and Peterborough is filled with, for lack of a better word, the hicks or whatever. Okay and um so they had friend over and they were actually really nice, they were nice, but then I noticed that she would say certain things like, "I got no" or she actually said to her boyfriend it was something like, "Watch your mouth or I 'll box your face in" and I was like "Woah! Were did that come from?" |
Person who lives in the country. Regarded as unintelligent. |
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They called anybody that- that lived out of- they can't do it now- but in- in our day when we went we were called hicks always. They didn't- they you-know they had their own cliques and associated and of course we were just one or two people because we were outsiders. |
Person who lives in the country. Regarded as unintelligent. |
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And I don't know if it's because they're like ignorant to learning, or- they're just so stupid, they can't learn, I-don't-know. You-know, like I hate to be hard on them but, the- a lot of hicks around here and a lot of just like low-life people that just follow I-guess in the footsteps of what they came from, you-know? |
Person who lives in the country. Regarded as unintelligent. |
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She says "You boys getting along pretty good eh? Making your way around pretty good." "Oh yeah." I says. We take the streetcar down and ah you-know. But we saw guys leaving would get a piece of paper. We looked (laughs) what's the paper for? You-know like two hicks? |
Person who lives in the country. Regarded as unintelligent. |
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Speaker: We do- there are some people in the North who can do it right? And your one of them, you're a Northern-girl like. Interviewer: Well. Speaker: (laughs) Because people think of Northern-people as hicks, they really do. |
Person who lives in the country. Regarded as unintelligent. |
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Speaker: Cause we're- e-- everyone in Temiski-- Temiskaming district like New-Liskeard, T-D-S-S, ah, us, ah, we're seen as a hick town. Interviewer: Mm. Speaker: We're seen as the hicks compared to the North-Bay kids. Interviewer: Okay. Speaker: So when they come in, they're like "Okay. Well these are like the- these are like the- the- no-teeth hicks." |
Person who lives in the country. Regarded as unintelligent. |
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Um, I- maybe a little bit. I'd like to say w-- like "hick" if that makes sense (laughs). Like just um, some of the things that we say just may be a little different. I don't- I don't know if I can think of anything but I don't really notice a d-- (inc) I don't really notice a difference actually now that... |
Person who lives in the country. Regarded as unintelligent. |