So, Who Here Says "YALL"!
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celacanthr
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OMG! Tizzo, BBB, and I all live SOOOOO Close!
Ya'll are so crazy!
Ya'll are so crazy!
celacanthr
Active Member
That is true chipmaker.
Yeah jackn jill, just not as close as tizzo, and BBB, but that is ok, you are still closer than most
Yeah jackn jill, just not as close as tizzo, and BBB, but that is ok, you are still closer than most
devildog54
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Originally Posted by BBB
My dad said somewhere around 3 or 4 hours. We live in Pitt County if that helps.
Craven Co. here
My dad said somewhere around 3 or 4 hours. We live in Pitt County if that helps.
Craven Co. here
mudplayerx
Active Member
Originally Posted by JacknJill
Now, from what i have heard, saying yall is only a southern thing. Is this true? Do you say yall?
I'm in Tennessee, EVERYONE around here says y'all, including me. My girlfriend is korean and I think she is on of the world's few asian hillbillies
We use a lot of the hillbilly slang on purpose...much like how a lot of black people use ebonics. For instance, we say "sammich" (sandwich), "bigin" (big one), howdy, on purpose just for giggles. We speak with a twang on purpose a lot too.
Now, from what i have heard, saying yall is only a southern thing. Is this true? Do you say yall?
I'm in Tennessee, EVERYONE around here says y'all, including me. My girlfriend is korean and I think she is on of the world's few asian hillbillies
We use a lot of the hillbilly slang on purpose...much like how a lot of black people use ebonics. For instance, we say "sammich" (sandwich), "bigin" (big one), howdy, on purpose just for giggles. We speak with a twang on purpose a lot too.
coastie55g
Member
i say it,
ive lived in michigan, california, north carolina and now rhode island... raised withboth parents in the marine corps, and now im in the coast guard.. the new englanders bust me for sayin yall.. but they say caa and baaa or draaaa....
ive lived in michigan, california, north carolina and now rhode island... raised withboth parents in the marine corps, and now im in the coast guard.. the new englanders bust me for sayin yall.. but they say caa and baaa or draaaa....
txbrittany
Member
I say it, but I was born and raised in TEXAS! 
Hook 'em Horns!
Hook 'em Horns!
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tizzo
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Well now... How many people think that red neck is a nationality??
When I moved here from Ohio, I asked a frend of mine if one of his nationalities was red neck (kinda testing his intelligence) he had the nerve to tell me, "that he got it from his dad's side of the family".
Never quite looked at southerners the same.
When I moved here from Ohio, I asked a frend of mine if one of his nationalities was red neck (kinda testing his intelligence) he had the nerve to tell me, "that he got it from his dad's side of the family".
Never quite looked at southerners the same.
txbrittany
Member
More importantly, what do people consider a red neck? I'd love to hear this one! Many people not from the south still think we ride horses everywhere, LOL!
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tizzo
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IMO "Red neck" is an attitude. A style if you will. Comperable to "prep" or "yuppie".
There is country, and then there's redneck. Country is, well country. IMO country is a good ol' fashioned, what gramma taught, kinda simplicity. Red neck is a more "uneducated" country.
Red Necks are folks who LIVE in the country, but have to many unsupported opinions. For example, and this is ONLY an example not a profile, but racism. If I meet somebody from the country who is an OBVIOUS racist, my first impression is red neck. Potatos shooters, ---- fights, 5 cars that don't run in the driveway... Ooohh Jeff Foxworthy pretty much nails it!!
Hard working, horse riding, fence fixing, cow milkers aren't red necks IMO, they are country.
That is my perspective on what a red neck is.
There is country, and then there's redneck. Country is, well country. IMO country is a good ol' fashioned, what gramma taught, kinda simplicity. Red neck is a more "uneducated" country.
Red Necks are folks who LIVE in the country, but have to many unsupported opinions. For example, and this is ONLY an example not a profile, but racism. If I meet somebody from the country who is an OBVIOUS racist, my first impression is red neck. Potatos shooters, ---- fights, 5 cars that don't run in the driveway... Ooohh Jeff Foxworthy pretty much nails it!!
Hard working, horse riding, fence fixing, cow milkers aren't red necks IMO, they are country.
That is my perspective on what a red neck is.
lovethesea
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the 5 non running cars are in the yard and furniture is on the porch :joy:
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jdragunas
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lol, i completely agree with tizzo. Redneck is wearing a rambo costume to your sister's wedding. You know you're a redneck when you've been married three times and still have the same in-laws. You may be a redneck if your family tree has no forks.