[cowboyway]

Does "Yankee" = "white, self-satisfied northern liberal" now? Or does it still refer to all who aren't from the South?

Yankee = arrogant, smug, northerner of any color, religion, creed or political persuasion that leave their schithole in the north, moves down South and immediately begins to proclaim to anybody that will listen how they used to do it and how great it was up north.

They quite often end up with an ass kickin.

[Pyro7480]

Ok, then by your definition, I'm not a Yankee. Thanks for the clarification. ;-)

[taxed2death]

Yankee = arrogant, smug, northerner of any color, religion, creed or political persuasion that leave their schithole in the north, moves down South and immediately begins to proclaim to anybody that will listen how they used to do it and how great it was up north.

They quite often end up with an ass kickin."


Southerner = slow, pontificating, hypocritical, backstabbing, two faced (they WROTE the book on smiling and yessing you to death to your face and throwing you under the buss when you turn your back), mullet wearing, wife beater sleeveless undergarment wearing, belly-bumping, pointy boot wearing (great for killin' the cockroaches in their houses with wheels ...WTF is THAT all about!), lazy (did I mention slow?, illiterate, broke-a$$ pick-up truck drivin, beer belchin, gasbags.

A southerner with a set of NASCAR approved Sears Crapsmen tools is a dangerous thing.

Most of them that wander off the beaten path to the Piggly-Wiggly stores and find themselves up north are soon relegated to sweeping the shop floors. Even that's a mental stretch for 'em.



Sorry, was I stereotyping?

LOL
;)

[kalee]

I don't indulge in --- kickin', but I sure do "bless" a whole bunch of "little hearts" lol
(using the proper tone of voice of course)

[Blzbba]

"Yankee = arrogant, smug, northerner of any color, religion, creed or political persuasion that leave their schithole in the north, moves down South and immediately begins to proclaim to anybody that will listen how they used to do it and how great it was up north."



This really should be added to Webster's.