The Kizzy wrote:Oh, and while we are on the subject, I am going to sue the doctor who did my surgery when I was 18. He said I couldn't have kids easily, and BAMnow I have 2 and one on the way.
I hope that was a joke. Why would you sue for something like that?
Anyway, glad he handled the situation to his satisfaction in a non-violent way that didn't endanger your future together. I hope that guy goes away for a long, long time.
Inside each person lives two wolves. One is loyal, kind, respectful, humble and open to the mystery of life. The other is greedy, jealous, hateful, afraid and blind to the wonders of life. They are in battle for your spirit. The one who wins is the one you feed.
"The word redneck was first cited in Scotland. In Scotland, the National Covenant and The Solemn League and Covenant (a.k.a. Covenanters) signed documents stating that Scotland desired a Presbyterian Church Government, and rejected the Church of England as their official church (the Church of England was never the 'official' church in Scotland, which was, of course, the Church of Scotland. What the Covenanters rejected was episcopacy--rule by bishops--the preferred form of church government in England.) Many of the Covenanters signed these documents using their own blood, and many in the movement began wearing red pieces of cloth around their neck to signify their position to the public. They were referred to as Rednecks. "
Usage of the term "Redneck" generally differs from Hick and Hillbilly, because Rednecks reject or resist assimilation into the dominant culture, while Hicks and Hillbillies theoretically are isolated from the dominant culture. In this way, the Redneck is similar to the word Cracker.
Well to each his own i guess, but i fucking HATE cities. The town in this area has something like 20,000 people and I get ready to shoot myself half the time
I love my name and it is actually Amanda ..Jo is merely my middle name..my ex's sister is also named Amanda, so everyone calls me Amanda Jo..I dig it...Jo is cool and I am proud of it.
Same here. I like the option of going to one of several different ethnic restaurants with only a 15 minute drive. I like actually being able to go see concerts of bands I like, because they actually come here. I like having a number of different options on things to go do if I feel like going out and about.
I couldn't imagine living in true BFE, where there's nothing within 20 miles but random cows. Now, having a cabin in the wilderness i visit on vacation, that's something else entirely. But living out there permanently? I don't think so.
The town I lived in growing up had 2,500 people in it. We lived 5 miles north of town with 12 acres. Not really "country" living, but it was small town enough. I really miss that sometimes, but it's really hard to beat the convenience of 'city livin'.
yeah i guess i just like being away from everything. Now we arent in farmland here, we are mountains lol. I like bein able to get off work and drive a half hour back up a holler and go fishin for a little bit before goin home.
Gaazy wrote:yeah i guess i just like being away from everything. Now we arent in farmland here, we are mountains lol. I like bein able to get off work and drive a half hour back up a holler and go fishin for a little bit before goin home.
Have you ever made your own rod? I used to get better-than-Fenwick quality blanks, and then buy some Ryobi guides and foam cushion handles. It's a fun hobby.
“The more I study science the more I believe in God.” -- Albert Einstein
need to look into that, I have a buddy who does that, but ive never tried. Hell, my favorite rod is the same one Ive been using since I was little, I dont even know who makes, theres no paint or anything left on it
