What kind of cVillain are you?

Posted by cocoNUT on September 17th, 2007 13 Comments

This site has grown up so quickly, and we barely know each other. I just launched a new poll to get a better handle on the cVillain community. Please participate in the poll. Here are some more details on each option:

  • Cavalier: UVa undergrad, grad, Darden, etc…
  • Transplant: For some strange reason, you came to Charlottesville for a full/part-time job (just a little curious where the Cville hiring scene is pulling from)
  • Townie: Have yet to make it past 250 east…. or west
  • Mosquito: You don’t really live in Cville, but you somehow find yourself here all the time, back for fresh meat
  • Superbad: Still in high school and are waiting to get out
  • Gaylord Fokker: You have family in Cville
  • Wedding Crasher: You thought you would just be in cville for undergrad/grad/Darden/etc…and you have never left, EVER. Sounds like a botched one-night stand to me. Are you Vince or Owen?

Hope this gives everyone a better idea of who we are and how we are connected. We would love to hear any funny/interesting details around your circumstances of being a cVillain. Happy Monday!

cocoNUT

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13 Responses to “What kind of cVillain are you?”

  1. 17 Sep 2007 at 10:25 am1Lys said:

    I think you need one more category - Recovering Cavalier - for those of us who came here to go to school and never managed to leave.

  2. 17 Sep 2007 at 10:39 am2cocoNUT said:

    Haha, good point. I actually wanted to have a multi-layered audience survey to include things like that. I will add as requested!

  3. 17 Sep 2007 at 10:39 am3lilith said:

    I think that would be called a “Wooderson.”

  4. 17 Sep 2007 at 10:43 am4lilith said:

    There’s also a large faction of UVA graduates who leave and come back, sometimes after 10-15 years to raise a family, sometimes after a couple of years, either to go to graduate school and be a “Double-Hoo” or return to a familiar city with a great quality of life. I’d call those “Early retirement” or “Michael Jordan’s ‘golf career.’”

  5. 17 Sep 2007 at 10:51 am5cocoNUT said:

    Oh now this is just getting too complex. Ill let the marketing majors at Darden do this in-depth demographic study on cville’s inhabitants…lets just keep this one-level deep for now eh?

    Miss you lilith!

  6. 17 Sep 2007 at 10:58 am6lilith said:

    Aww, cocoNUT, I miss you too! I love this poll and always enjoy reading your expert opinions on gelato. I’m going to have my favorite gelato today at an undisclosed location. Hope everything’s going well :)

  7. 17 Sep 2007 at 11:10 am7Stormy said:

    I’ll call myself a Cavalier Transplant, or maybe a boomerang. Came for a degree, went away, came back. Not quite early retirement, but if I could get away with it….

  8. 17 Sep 2007 at 2:45 pm8Always the Townie said:

    I’d be a transplant, came for a job, not for the school.
    Although due to my moniker I should probably take offense that you think townies never leave.

  9. 17 Sep 2007 at 4:27 pm9Waiting said:

    Why do all of your posts read like elaborate setups for jokes that never appear? I keep waiting for the funny and/or interesting parts and they never materialize. Feeble attempts

  10. 17 Sep 2007 at 5:50 pm10Ethan said:

    I came for a job in March of 2006 and as a result of that became a part time graduate student. But the job is the real reason I’m here.

  11. 17 Sep 2007 at 10:09 pm11sha nay nay said:

    they told me to come here….
    that the streets were made of gold…
    haha.
    not.
    but it’s still the best place i’ve ever lived.

  12. 18 Sep 2007 at 2:05 am12lilith said:

    Waiting: you might be reading into this way too much. Stop waiting for it?

  13. 18 Sep 2007 at 1:32 pm13josh said:

    I’m a transplant, but for a woman, not a job.

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