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Re: Sorry people, this IS the south. And that's NOT a bad thing.
Posted by:
Prozacky Elmo
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Date: November 20, 2007 08:58PM
ELmo says Elmos is part of Meade's FAM-A-LEE! YEAH! YEAH! ELMO was touched by MEADE'S DADDDY AND ELMO FLED TO SESAME STREET! yeah yeah yeah! ELMO LOOOOVES the SOUTH! YEAH YEAH YEAH!
Re: Sorry people, this IS the south. And that's NOT a bad thing.
Posted by:
Wow
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Date: November 20, 2007 10:27PM
duh Wrote:
>
>
> They were arguing about who would get the RAILROAD
> "long before the Constitution was signed"????
>
> That's odd, considering that the Constitution was
> signed in 1787 and the first U. S. railroad (B&O)
> didn't begin operations until 1830.
>
> Those Founding Fathers really were visionaries,
> eh!
Uh, I think I meant who would get the wagon trails. Or horse paths. Or boats? They had boats right?
So, I'm at the Kiss concert at Nissan Pav in line at the Men's Room this good ol' boy in line exclaims "I been drinkin for 3 days, whaddya think o that? I said "I think you'll have a nasty hangover". He asks me "So are you a rebel or what?
I was stumped, I honestly did not know the answer so I say "Well, I guess I'm a rebel against some things" So he says "Awe you ain't no rebel go back to New Jersey, Yankee". I'm like "Damn dude I'm from Alexandria".
Incubus Wrote:
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> So, I'm at the Kiss concert at Nissan Pav in line
> at the Men's Room this good ol' boy in line
> exclaims "I been drinkin for 3 days, whaddya think
> o that? I said "I think you'll have a nasty
> hangover". He asks me "So are you a rebel or
> what?
> I was stumped, I honestly did not know the answer
> so I say "Well, I guess I'm a rebel against some
> things" So he says "Awe you ain't no rebel go back
> to New Jersey, Yankee". I'm like "Damn dude I'm
> from Alexandria".
Dont mind him, he was so drunk he thought he was at the Toby Kieth show in a walmart Parking Lot.
Re: Sorry people, this IS the south. And that's NOT a bad thing.
Posted by:
SouthernGent
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Date: November 21, 2007 04:27PM
IMO, Northern Virginia is the South, but its really the furthest north you can go and still be in Dixie. North of Loudoun County and its pretty much yankee territory. Baltimore is in no way Southern.
Washington, D.C. was actually pretty Southern 40 or 50 years ago. But now its more Northeastern.
Northern Virginia is very transient like Hampton Roads,so even though it was historically and culturally Southern , its really feels like anywhere USA. And most of the old plantations in Fairfax were torn down to build developments and Starbucks Coffeeshops.
Bobby Wrote:
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> Hey, not fair, Tyler Hansborough's white!
>
> Look people, I found that song off the internet, I
> didn't write it.
>
> I'm from Indiana for god's sake. This weekend I
> went with my gf to Raleigh, NC to visit some
> friends and she made such a BIG deal saying, she
> was from THE NORTH. It just got on my nerves for
> some reason and of course we got into a fight over
> it on the way home. It was like she was
> embarrassed from where she was from. I mean, is
> the fucking civil war over? No one talks about
> this shit anywhere else, but here everyone's SO
> SENSITIVE about it.
The funny thing, of course, is that North Carolina itself receives loads of Northern transplants every day. I wonder how long it'll be before we start hearing comments like, "I'm not a Southerner; I'm from Charlotte." Fifteen years? Ten?
Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 11/24/2007 10:23PM by Cinchona.
Re: Sorry people, this IS the south. And that's NOT a bad thing.
Posted by:
Agreed!
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Date: March 27, 2018 03:39PM
Hell yes. This is for the people who are originally from here and don’t pretend to be rednecks, or aren’t stupid enough to confuse the south with the ‘deep south’.
No, we’re not Alabama or Mississippi, but Southern nonetheless. Try going up to Mew England and you’ll see the difference.