[rockrr]

Excellent point.

Those same secessionists who attempted to rip our nation apart wouldn’t object to the likes of pokie, cva, or idabooby cleaning their spittoons, but otherwise wouldn’t be seen in public with them.

[cowboyway]

Those same secessionists who attempted to rip our nation apart wouldn’t object to the likes of pokie, cva, or idabooby cleaning their spittoons, but otherwise wouldn’t be seen in public with them.

I see Clueless in Seattle is back.

Hello punk. What part of the South did you say you were from?

Your statement above is typically punkrr stupid, which is exponentially more stupid than say, ns stupid, which is pretty damn stupid.

First of all, nobody 'ripped' a nation apart (were you crying when you typed that?). The South began a new nation. The yankees still had their country but disHonest Abe's vanity and legacy was more important to him than human lives.

Second, based on my family history, if I were living in 1860, I would have been a slave holding planter.

Third, given the above, I would have had my slaves (some of your ancestors perhaps?) clean the spittoons.

Fourth, Southern planters, elites as you and x called them, did not share the same snobbish attitudes as yankee elites, which is true today. We don't look down on people based on their skin color, education or income level they way you yankees do. It's a Southern thing and you and x and ns and the rest of the coven just don't get it.

Well, punkrr, I've got to get started feeding my pure-bred horses (if this was 1860, my slaves would be doing that) and then I'm heading to my gun room to reload some ammo, drink some PBR's and spit some Copenhagen. It's gonna be 308 or "seven point six two millimeter, full metal jacket" tonight. Would you like me to tenderly write your name on one of them?

"Rebellion is always an option!!"--Jim Robinson

[mstar]

Those same secessionists who attempted to rip our nation apart wouldn’t object to the likes of pokie, cva, or idabooby cleaning their spittoons, but otherwise wouldn’t be seen in public with them.

Please do not presume to speak for my family. . . go tend to your own house and your dirty eye.

As a direct descendant of secessionists, revolutionary war patriots, the mother and successful caregiver of Benjamin Franklin's great granddaughters, I believe I can speak for them concerning being seen in public with my dear friends cowboyway, southern sunshine, Idabilly, CVA.

Not only would I consider it an honor to be seen anywhere or anyplace with them, if they would to grace my home or place of business it would be a privilege to serve them.

You see humility and considering the needs of others is the true spirit of hospitality. My southern mama taught that to me, her southern plantation born mama taught her. . . . family traditions passed down for generations.

but as cowboyway pointed out, these are foreign concepts and I am just wasting my time and energy with you.