I've lived here in Southern (that's right) Indiana for about seven years now, and I'll never get over the fact that they refer to a beanbag toss game as "cornhole." If you're like me, the term "cornhole" has a very, very different meaning. And it should have absolutely NOTHING to do with the YMCA.
Tuesday, March 24, 2009
Cultural Differences
I got my daily e-mail from school today. It's just about the goings-on at and around campus. Here's one of the topics:
I've lived here in Southern (that's right) Indiana for about seven years now, and I'll never get over the fact that they refer to a beanbag toss game as "cornhole." If you're like me, the term "cornhole" has a very, very different meaning. And it should have absolutely NOTHING to do with the YMCA.
I've lived here in Southern (that's right) Indiana for about seven years now, and I'll never get over the fact that they refer to a beanbag toss game as "cornhole." If you're like me, the term "cornhole" has a very, very different meaning. And it should have absolutely NOTHING to do with the YMCA.
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