[quote]DoubleDuce wrote:
Christine wrote:
Big_Boss wrote:
Christine wrote:
Damn…I didn’t realize that Southerners are a bunch of whiny bastards.
Are all “Northerners” ignorant and rude?? No. Stop generalizing.
Just going by my observations of this thread, darling… but now I think that I’m going to add sensitive to the list of generalizations about Southerners.
In trying to come up with a clever retort to this post I realized it’s about impossible to complain about someone else whining without whining yourself. So I’m not going to complain about someone else, because that would make me a whiner.[/quote]
I have moved around enough that I really do find all the complaining about transplants entertaining.
But I especially get a good chuckle out of this topic since being born in Chicago automatically gives me superiority over all you overly-sensitive, whining Southerners.
[quote]Christine wrote:
DoubleDuce wrote:
Christine wrote:
Big_Boss wrote:
Christine wrote:
Damn…I didn’t realize that Southerners are a bunch of whiny bastards.
Are all “Northerners” ignorant and rude?? No. Stop generalizing.
Just going by my observations of this thread, darling… but now I think that I’m going to add sensitive to the list of generalizations about Southerners.
In trying to come up with a clever retort to this post I realized it’s about impossible to complain about someone else whining without whining yourself. So I’m not going to complain about someone else, because that would make me a whiner.
I have moved around enough that I really do find all the complaining about transplants entertaining.
But I especially get a good chuckle out of this topic since being born in Chicago automatically gives me superiority over all you overly-sensitive, whining Southerners.[/quote]
Ahh…Chicago…the land of ex-Southerners…well more specifically…“black” Southerners.
[quote]Christine wrote:
In Colorado they are called Texas Turkeys and roundly disliked.[/quote]
LOL. The reason they sometimes get a bad rap in Co is because in the winter they all come up here to ski, in the summer to their summer mountain homes, and in the fall to hunt bigger deer then they got back home, mulies and elk. In Southern Colorado in the fall you’d think you were in TX with all the license plates. Were still better hunters though.
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[quote]Dedicated wrote:
Christine wrote:
In Colorado they are called Texas Turkeys and roundly disliked.
LOL. The reason they sometimes get a bad rap in Co is because in the winter they all come up here to ski, in the summer to their summer mountain homes, and in the fall to hunt bigger deer then they got back home, mulies and elk. In Southern Colorado in the fall you’d think you were in TX with all the license plates. Were still better hunters though.
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I know… I’ve lived in Colorado and have relatives there. It is fun to say y’all and watch them squirm.