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I am going to ask again...and won't even use the term "yankee"
I confess. I don't know the answer to the question. Which is it, and why?
Thats why I said in your opinion. I would say maybe Mississippi. I choose Mississippi ,because it seem like one of the few southern states left that still hold on the southern tradition, food, southern accent and not much of a tourist destination and their probably not that many transplants from Northern and Western States.
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Thats why I said in your opinion. I would say maybe Mississippi. I choose Mississippi ,because it seem like one of the few southern states left that still hold on the southern tradition, food, southern accent and not much of a tourist destination and their probably not that many transplants from Northern and Western States.
I agree, thats why I also picked Mississippi, and although West Texas isnt Southern it is definetely country, texas western cowboy country, think dirt roads and views as far as the eye can see with ranches and farms,big trucks,texas twang and cowboys hats and boots.
I agree, thats why I also picked Mississippi, and although West Texas isnt Southern it is definetely country, texas western cowboy country, think dirt roads and views as far as the eye can see with ranches and farms,big trucks,texas twang and cowboys hats and boots.
Gotta disagree, DS. West Texas (other than the El Paso area) is more "Southern" than "Southwestern."
Thats why I said in your opinion. I would say maybe Mississippi. I choose Mississippi ,because it seem like one of the few southern states left that still hold on the southern tradition, food, southern accent and not much of a tourist destination and their probably not that many transplants from Northern and Western States.
Had you put it that way, originally, then it would have been a perfectly good question deserving of a perfectly good answer! Why didn't you?
For the question, I would say Mississippi, but I'm not sure about the clarification. Thick southern accents, southern hospitality, and food are not things I think of as necessarily country.
Whatchu gwine do win youn's finds out hunny?
Is ya'll gwine moove sumwhares down heayah dat gits de mos' votes fo' couwntry?
If'n dats yo' reckonin, den I's 'spect Imma gwine leave ya'll wonderin. If'n it ain, den I'd mos liakly say down Looosiana way. Dem folkeses dun drunk t'much o' de swawmp warta.
Now, while you translate that, OP, Im going to go clean my shotgun and watch my cousin court my sister...
Id still like to know how many times the OP has to read that slang before he understands what it means. lol
I wonder that myself
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