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Originally posted by Gattigap
Quite the contrary. For my part, I've learned to take things you say at face value. That's why I've repeatedly encouraged you to go where your rhetoric so clearly takes you. To the roofs of New Orleans, and prostate upon Roy's Rock in Alabama.
Pity that you can't bring yourself to go there on your own. Perhaps, in time, you will feel comfortable enough to go where the babyjesuschristsuperstarohmygoodnesswherewerethefuckingbuses wants you to go.
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the babyjesuschristsuperstar is everywhere Gatti. even with you, sidd and wonk, despite your mockery.
As for the South thing, I have sort of intimated it, but if I am not clear, I don't really like the south, generally, no offence, that much. I don't like southern culture, whatever it may be. I'm not that crazy about southern cuisine. I rooted for the Union in the civil war. I have been to many of the member states of the old confederacy and I have no burning desire to go back to those and as for the ones I haven't been, other than perhaps making a quick stop in them to urinate and thus claim them on my quest for all 50 states, I have no desire to go back. I would go to Disneyworld, but that's like a city-state unto itself. I would maybe go to Panama City, if I got back in shape, to do IMFlorida, because its flat and fast and it might be my best shot at breaking 10 hours.
Other than that, unless I had to go for business, I could probably avoid any other contact with the South for the remainder of my being and not feel any angst about it. This is assuming DC is not the South, which I don't think that it is, but I think sometimes some misguided people there do.
No offence. Everyone has places they like or don't. the south is just not my gig.
You can keep beating that drum, but there's your answer. Either way, stick with the mocking of religion and people who have faith. That is a winning theme for the Demos eventually, I am sure.
