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I looked up "libbo" in the latest Webster's and I found a picture of the M Brothers. North of the Mason Dixon Line, even rednecks are Democrats.
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04-15-2010, 11:02 PM
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Not this one....!
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Dean you know that you are part of an endangered species in your neck of the woods.
http://http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fBPmc7JdneY |
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I've always toyed with the concept of moving out of my "neck of the woods"... with the right amount of prodding "they" can have it. There are much better places to be than the unCommonwealth of Massachusetts.
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Dean,
You would be welcome in the Commonwealth of Kentucky. Of course there is a language barrier to contend with. Harry |
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Dean doesn't seem to have grasped the Mass dialect. Maybe he would make it somewhat farther South.
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Possibly a Old/New Kentucky home for Dean?
Harry may well have it on the "language" barrier. Sorta like what the great Irish playwright said about America and England and a common language barrier.
Moving a bit further down in deeper Dixie, believe Jeff Foxworthy hails from Jawga-- my fav. of his "U might be a Redneck jokes": You might be a redneck if your pappy walks you to school each day- 'cause you're both in the same grade"-- And as the late Phil Harris once sang so well: "And dat's what I like about de South" Amen!! |
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Don't come to Oregon, most people here now are from Massachusetts and New York and they've brought their politics with them. 95% of the landmass of Oregon is occupied by pro-gun, pro-individual-rights, pro-business, self-reliant people. Sadly, 95% of the population, occupying 5% of the landmass, are anti-gun, anti-business, collectivists who impose their will on the rest of the state... and they are ruining it. On a lighter note, we have a good turkey population, hope to be deep frying one soon.
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