Are you a redneck?

[bibleberean]

I couldn't possibly be...im a Cali native, and I say "like" at least twice in, like, each and every sentence- LOL

I was born in east LA in 1949. May I remind you that this is in Southern California.

YEE HAAAAWWWWW! :D

Both my parents are from Missouri. :-D

 

[txbkldy]

Tell me, does the fried frog legs I had for dinner Saturday night qualify me as a redneck? I'm just not sure :o

Last time I had frog legs I was sitting about 20 miles in the middle of nowhere in a rural restaurant that sits on the bank of the Altamaha river, one of their many strange menu items is gator tail.
You can get a swamp plate, which is like a seafood combo except I guess it's a swamp combo instead.
I plan to try it one day, I'm sure it all will taste like chicken. :-D

I guess it could be according to where you had the frog legs that will give a clue as to whether or not your neck is red.

I've eaten fried alligator tail in New Orleans. There's nothing quite like it. Yep, pretty much like chicken but more tender. How bout Calf fries? Ever had those? :-D

 

[EastBaySaint]

Nope.

 

[Steve]

No way. We always had a saying, 'When you're driving south on I-95, leave your brains on the DC side of the Potomac River.'

Hate country/bluegrass music, pickup trucks, accents, etc. No offence, but the whole thing is scary.

I hate to say this, but even 'JayZee' is preferable. Cough!!!!!! :roll:

 

[destiny]

'When you're driving south on I-95, leave your brains on the DC side of the Potomac River.'

Well gosh Steve, we stupid southerners can only hope to ascend to your superior lofty knowledge. :roll:

 

[Steve]

Sorry. No harm meant.
Just a regional attitude.
Ask me about 'Noo Jayzee' :-D