People from New-York , New-Yorkers etc... what about people from "Fort-Lauderdale " or "Los Angeles"?Is there a web site ?

Fort Lauderdale? No clue. Los Angeles? Angelinos.

'Winter-only' residents in Ft. Lauderdale or any part of Florida are called Snowbirds.

J.T , "Snowbirds" , friendly term giving to tourists coming from up North every winters ,nice try !I know that people in Miami are "Miamians", yet every country or city in the world have an "Adjective name" giving in relation to their own place.Paris =Parisien,Montreal= Montrealais etc...I, am still looking for a site if there's one!

By the way:

New Jerseyans or New Jerseyites



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LOL! This reminds me of the "Taxi" episode with the raging debate over "Delawarians" and Delawarites"

My vote is for "Ft. Lauderdalans"

Mr(Spokanite)Sensitive

[QUOTE]Originally posted by mozart56:
J.T , "Snowbirds" , friendly term giving to tourists coming from up North every winters ,nice try !

I think that is what JT is saying -- isn't it...where else do winter-only residents come from (in the broad sense...)?

Dr.mlm I know what snowbirds are, I have been in Florida for 20 years, but it has nothing to do with the original question.Look back.

What would you call someone who is a permanent resident of Fort-Lauderdale? (not 4 months a year, but all year long)a native if you want , certainly not a snowbird! Hope it clarifies the ambiguity! How about "albuquerque"?

[This message was edited by mozart56 on 10-26-02 at 06:07 PM.]