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Actually, yes I have...several, several times. I grew up in Spartanburg SC and we used to shoot up to the mountains all the time. I got a tat redone in Asheville one time, and went up there for some other bullshit quite often. What I was getting at is there are ALOT more inbred, redneck types in south GA, than I ever knew of when I lived in SC. I miss the Carolina's quite a bit to be honest, and I still refer to it as home. I've been living here for going on 9 years now, and while it is my birthplace, I have to admit it is pretty much the cesspool of the south...

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i had a girlfriend from GA once. we went up there for the weekend once and i met her family. they were all so damn inbread and retarded i broke up with her when we got back. i would have done it sooner, but we took her car

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Alright! Another thread good for no more than cliches and post counts!

Well played sir, well played indeed!







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If the S word that I dropped from my vocab when I left the Chair Force were out of the equation, I might be able to compromise on a simple, "Well played". I despise the ass kissing word "sir", and correct those I don't even know when they try that ---- with me.

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im sorry but what do you mean by all that SIR

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Sir yes sir.

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Well, then, Stevemode. How about the post-renaissance slur, Sirrah?

Well played, Sirrah! Well played.

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