To: Red Badger
Almost all of them are in Ruskieland.
Matter of fact, not even your typical dirt road livin’ Louisiana Cajun can hold a candle to the Ruskie rednecks.
Friend of mine was in Poland for a business trip. He wanted to see Russia via the one accessible highway in the small town he was in. He was highly advised to not drive on it or see Russia as the Russians living across the border basically used the road for hijacking cars and kidnapping/carjacking naive western tourists fond of road trips. They called it the Pirate Highway in Polish.
11 posted on
09/18/2017 12:59:47 PM PDT by
Roman_War_Criminal
(Americans are modern day Amorites ripe for destruction)
To: Roman_War_Criminal
"Matter of fact, not even your typical dirt road livin Louisiana Cajun can hold a candle to the Ruskie rednecks."
As a proud West Virginian I take offense at that statement. We can more than hold our own with any other redneck culture on earth. Come on down the the Greenleaf Bar and Grill (the kitchen got closed by the Health Dept so they marked out Grill on their sign) any Friday or Saturday night for some real redneck action!
18 posted on
09/18/2017 1:25:57 PM PDT by
Garth Tater
(Gone Galt and I ain't coming back.)
To: Roman_War_Criminal
Moreso'n Kentucky, y'all really?
22 posted on
09/18/2017 1:34:47 PM PDT by
FredZarguna
(And what Rough Beast, its hour come 'round at last, slouches toward Fifth Avenue to be born?)
To: Roman_War_Criminal
A true dirt road in cajun country is crushed oyster shells.
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