Title: Congressman Assaults Student on Washington Sidewalk Source:
youtube URL Source:[None] Published:Jun 14, 2010 Author:. Post Date:2010-06-14 07:34:19 by James Deffenbach Keywords:None Views:2085 Comments:53
Accents don't make anyone an ahole. I know many fine people with strong southern accents (and have been told that mine is pretty strong but it just sounds natural to me).
I know many fine people with strong southern accents (and have been told that mine is pretty strong but it just sounds natural to me).
Southern-fried hick.
;-)
P.S. The last time I went to Oshkosh, Wisconsin in 2000, I said "Yes, Ma'am" and "No, Ma'am" to the check-out clerk at a Target and she about fell over just because I was talking politely to her. That seems to be somewhat of a rarity up there, I gathered.
The thing about living up north, vs, living in the south, is that down south, people used to get corrected for their rudeness. Up here, because of the fucking liberals, we have an anything goes horseshit attitude problem with everyone. Why? Because the south at one time and all its traditions were considered evil, thanks in part to race baiters, and various other race merchants.
A friend of mine who had to live in New York for a while told me that you had to learn not to let them walk on you. Talked about how rude they were and get in line ahead of you, all that kind of stuff. She said it was no way to live and I am sure she's right.