Talk:Shoobie
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I removed the following text, which had no sources listed for it and was likely original research. This could be put back if sources are found verifying it: "Typical "shoobie" behavior is said to include:
- Driving carelessly or recklessly, with little regard for local traffic regulations.
- Having their children stand in parking spaces while they turn their car around.
- Boorish, loud conduct in public areas.
- Standing out in the middle of the street and blocking traffic.
- Going through the exact change lane at the toll bridges -- without actually possessing exact change.
- Wearing no shirt or shoes in the supermarket.
- Quickly acquiring a full-body sunburn.
- At times, public urination or vomiting.
- Littering on the beach.
- Arguing with beach taggers.
- Sitting at the beach and talking on the cell phone, usually about real estate and property values.
- Generally crowding the stores and restaurants, making life difficult for year-round residents.
- Not knowing what the word "shoobie" means.
- Wearing socks with sandals.
- Wearing shoes on the beach.
- Arguing that "they do live here."
- Driving a car with an out-of-state license plate.
- Wearing a t-shirt with the name of the same beach that you are visiting".
- Definitional list reinstated as at least some of these descriptions are commonplaces among various sources. (See external links for examples.) Particular descriptions with POV inaccuracies should be identified on a case-by-case basis rather than summarily deleted. That said, additional sourcing would aid this entry.
Re: Removed section
Please stop deleting that section. I put a statement that it is not factual, but a list of characteristics. Some of those attributes may not be verifiable by the scientific method, but accepted as common knowledge from the collective unconscious.