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1.	Bloody Sunday: "Bloody Sunday" took place on Sunday, March 7th, 1965. Civil rights protesters marched to the Edmund Pettus Bridge ...
2.	Lagniappe: With the motto "Something Extra for Mobile," is a bi-weekly alternative newspaper published in Mobile.
3.	Great Blizzard of 1993: A blizzard that dumped over a foot of snow on Birmingham, unusual given the snowfall average of about half-an-inch.
4.	Pittsburgh of the South: Nickname for Birmingham, the South's industrial center.
5.	Birmingham Civil Rights District: A six-block section of downtown Birmingham, Alabama, the historical setting for several of the area's important civ...
6.	Mystic Society: a Carnival organization known for its secrecy that presents parades and/or balls for the enjoyment of its members, ...
7.	Carnival: Festival season in Mobile with street party’s and parades. It is one of the largest and most widely attended in the...
8.	Southside: A neighborhood in Birmingham; the southern part of the downtown area, sometimes referred to as "Midtown".
9.	Five Points South: Birmingham's entertainment/nightlife district, in the southern portion of the city.
10.	20th Street: The main north-south thoroughfare in Birmingham
11.	UAB: Acronym for the University of Birmingham at Alabama
12.	Dixie Alley: Alabama generally suffers more deaths than plains states because its frequent storms occur in highly populated area...
13.	Red Eye Gravy: Country ham drippings and black coffee, made into a gravy, also called Poor Man's Gravy.
14.	Fried Green Tomatoes: The Alabama dish brought to fame by the movie of the same name is traditionally made from green tomatoes breaded wi...
15.	Alys Stephens Center: A center for performing arts and the home of the Alabama Symphony Orchestra, located on the University of Alabama-B...

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"Even our own governor once said: Alabama is last in everything good and first in everything bad" Edit | History

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Wings, NOT Buffalo Wings: Buffalo, NY

Around the world people call them Buffalo wings. In Buffalo they're just "wings."

treelawn: Cleveland, OH

The grassy area between the sidewalk and the curb, usually owned by the city.

Milwaukee's Beast: Milwaukee, WI

Slang for the beer Milwaukee's Best.

Halfmoons: Utica, NY

Cookies that have white frosting and chocolate frosting. In many other places they are called half and half cookies.

Little Brazil: Miami, Forida

The North Bay village, so dubbed due to its Brazilian population.