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I have a hose in the front and back to counter your flamethrower. And all power tools will be locked away in the garage and shed. Bring it on!I see how it is......and I know what happened to my invitation......
AND, now I know where you live. Bwahahahahahah!!!!
I always travel with my own power tools.......and daisies, lots of daisies!I have a hose in the front and back to counter your flamethrower. And all power tools will be locked away in the garage and shed. Bring it on!
Dude, Out of Order and I got your back. We're even willing to overlook you being a Jets fan.I have a hose in the front and back to counter your flamethrower. And all power tools will be locked away in the garage and shed. Bring it on!
Hear that Sunny? I've got friends in low places.
What I heard was only one person speaking for another..........and boldly, I might add.Hear that Sunny? I've got friends in low places.
Hey, don't make me start all the redneck/hillbilly jokes.What I heard was only one person speaking for another..........and boldly, I might add.
Apparently, he's forgotten that I know people.....backwoods mountain people........
You forget I’m Appalachia mountains people, myself. I was even shot at once by a big grisly mountain man, with overalls and no shirt and a shotgun, while my brother and myself were whitewater canoeing. And never once did we hear the sound of banjoes to warn us.What I heard was only one person speaking for another..........and boldly, I might add.
Apparently, he's forgotten that I know people.....backwoods mountain people........
I've done that many a time, but not on I-95.You make that sound like it's a strange sight.
I never said I was redneck/hillbilly.......
Common sight here when I was young... going up through the fields to reach spots the police couldn't get to... for our weekend beer parties.
How do you pronounce the word Appalachia?......there's a right way and a wrong way......and we shoot people who get it wrong!You forget I’m Appalachia mountains people, myself. I was even shot at once by a big grisly mountain man, with overalls and no shirt and a shotgun, while my brother and myself were whitewater canoeing. And never once did we hear the sound of banjoes to warn us.
You need to get out away from the big city more.......
Appa-LAY-shuh. We’re from the coalfields. I know you cornfield folks say Appa-LATCH-uh. Can’t help it if ya’ll don’t know how to speak right.
Besides noodlin', cow tipping, drunken mud belly-flopping and mud boggin'?I never said I was redneck/hillbilly.......
.....people in rural areas tend to be friendly like that......heck, it's not like we have a lot else to do
And miss watching people move a mattress on top of a small sedan while holding it down with their hands doing 50mph on a highway!? No way.
We learned our pronunciation from the Native Americans who named the mountain range..... Y'all have it wrong.Appa-LAY-shuh. We’re from the coalfields. I know you cornfield folks say Appa-LATCH-uh. Can’t help it if ya’ll don’t know how to speak right.
I've never done any of those things.....not once. But I do know how to flat foot........
Another common sight here, although the people around here don't usually bother to hold them down with their hands. They just tie them in the middle, and let them bend in half flopping away. Yesterday I passed an old Honda Civic on the highway with 4 monster tires tied to the roof with rope. Two tires on top of each other were higher than the car.
I think ya'll latched onto an old wives tale.
