Excellent point!!!!
I wouldn't dare put a one ince diameter Hawkeye decal on my car for fear someone sould key it or do something else destructive.
Meanwhile you have these people with 39 bumper stickers, window murials, and flags on their antennas supporting their belief that the South will rise again..........again, whatever that means.
I went to college in the south in the mid 60's. One of the frats I wanted to join was KA only problem was I was from NJ and you had to come from the south to be a KA. Their big event of the year was the "Light Cavalry Ball" when they all wore they're civil war uniforms and got juiced out of their skulls. The theme song was "John Wilkes Booth was a Kappa Alpha Pledge, the South will Rise Again"
I had many buddies in KA but being from the North I joined Sigma Nu,
Bear Bryant was a Sigma Nu.
I had many buddies in KA but being from the North I joined Sigma Nu,
Bear Bryant was a Sigma Nu.
hno:
First allow a southerner to correct your grammar. Its "you're".
I'm not from Louisiana. I was actually joking... sorta. Aren't you being a bit hypocritical since you yourself are assuming that I'm ignorant because I'm from the south?
Just because you're a cheap sob, and you feel a little cooler everytime you find a new way to avoid paying for a meal, it does not make you smart.
Crawl back in the dumpster and hunt some more 50 cent coupons.
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oh yeah there is a Rebel Flag on I65 south in Nashville and a statue of Nathan Bedford Forrest that some nut put up at least 20 years ago.
Nathan Bedford Forrest (July 13, 1821 – October 29, 1877) was a lieutenant general in the Confederate Army during the American Civil War. He is remembered both as a self made and innovative cavalry leader during the war and as a figure in the postwar establishment of the first Ku Klux Klan organization opposing the reconstruction era in the South.
Nathan Bedford Forrest (July 13, 1821 – October 29, 1877) was a lieutenant general in the Confederate Army during the American Civil War. He is remembered both as a self made and innovative cavalry leader during the war and as a figure in the postwar establishment of the first Ku Klux Klan organization opposing the reconstruction era in the South.
1. My grammer stinks(flunked english in high school AND college), so you are spot on.
2. Do not think your ignorant just because your from the south, just naive if you believe everyone has a confederate flag stuffed someplace.......and I assummed you were in joking( I sincerely hope).
3. Not really cheap(if we were to meet, I would buy you as much food and drink as you want), but do know how to work the comp system in casinos, and it has saved me thousands upon thousands over the years.........and yes, would consider that being smart(in this particular area).
4. As stated previously, never actually crawled in a dumpster looking for coupons(especially for those in the 50 cent variety), as other sources were MORE THEN WILLING TO DO THAT FOR ME. By the way, on average, most if not all coupons that I try to accummulate are worth between $10 and $50 on paper.
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A lot of us who were educated in the North are taught that the "Civil War" was all about slavery. We aren't told the truth that it originally was about states' rights. Then, later we find out that it was about the Northern Yankees (descendents of the English) trying to exploit the resources of the South (a large number of Scots) so they can run their northern industrial complex.
Lincoln was the aggressor at Fort Sumter so that a conflict could start.
