(POL) Rangel Insults Mississippi

[Dutch]

Originally Posted by Karlifornia

Damn Yankee? I thought they were called Americans. I guess people who don't have treason in their ancestry aren't worthy of living in your Dixie Paradise.

Oh god, here's comes the whiny bitches from the left coast to chime in.

[st.cronin]

I am a big fan of Mississippi, not that anybody cares. I would rather live there than anywhere in the Pacific Time Zone, for example.

[Dutch]

Originally Posted by st.cronin

I am a big fan of Mississippi, not that anybody cares. I would rather live there than anywhere in the Pacific Time Zone, for example.

There's a Rangal-D on every block. Hating everybody else not from their own block. Sheesh, I'm offended and I only "lived in" California.

[JPhillips]

Oh god, here's comes the whiny bitches from the left coast to chime in.

Hating everybody else not from their own block.

Do you not see the disconnect here?

[Dutch]

Originally Posted by JPhillips

Do you not see the disconnect here?

Having spent a good portion of my life in California and being married to a girl from Los Angeles, I'd say it was just me joking around. Lighten up, sheesh....liberals.

[King of New York]

Although a New Yawker by birth, I spent a few years living in Tuscaloosa, AL, not too far from the Mississippi border. I liked it, too. The people were nice, the cost of living was reasonable, and the place had a very distinctive feel. The tornadoes were nasty, but all in all, it was good. I could've lived there happily forever after, but work took me elsewhere.

[Grammaticus]

Originally Posted by Warhammer

Exactly. I wouldn't want to live in Greenville, Clarkesdale, or Cleveland, but Jackson, Columbus, and Vicksburg are alright. I'm not saying I'm packing up and moving right now, but there are certainly worse places to live.

Wait, your in Memphis. You do live in Mississippi

[Grammaticus]

Originally Posted by JPhillips

So its a big deal for a guy from NY to insult the south, but its fine for southerners to insult coastal cities as bastions of liberal elites and insist "real Americans" live elsewhere.

Actually, I love Charleston and Savannah. Those are two of the best coastal cities in the world.

[Dutch]

Originally Posted by King of New York

Although a New Yawker by birth, I spent a few years living in Tuscaloosa, AL, not too far from the Mississippi border. I liked it, too. The people were nice, the cost of living was reasonable, and the place had a very distinctive feel. The tornadoes were nasty, but all in all, it was good. I could've lived there happily forever after, but work took me elsewhere.

I grew up mostly in Columbus, Mississippi--down the road from Tuscaloosa. We spent a good bit of our childhood dreaming of playing football for Mississippi State and beating the Crimson Tide. The Bulldogs are apparently still waiting for us.