Cypress Springs 1-13-7 or 1-14?

[SuPrBuGmAn]

I still say I-10 makes for the propper boarder

 

[philmottrek99and02]

Although I'm a little late to this discussion, let me throw in my two cents.

I too am a Yankee. However, I spent nearly 8 years in PA versus 24 years in the south. I went to college in Mississippi. Plus I like NASCAR, country music, four-wheelin and if I can find a guy who likes all that and hunts, I'd be happy as a clam. If that does't make me a redneck, I don't know what does.

I've always heard this area referred to as LA - Lower Alabama.

In fact I'm sure it says somewhere in the Florida constitution that this area is "the South."

I got an older brother living in Savannah. He is single. Hunts, fishes, don't know about NASCAR.

 

[photohikedive]

I still say I-10 makes for the propper boarder

yeah? well, anyone west of Pensacola, is just weird!

 

[photohikedive]

However, about a hundred years later, the Yankees did a full force invasion into Florida that is still going on to this day.... This time they stayed though and bought condo's and patio homes! It's unclear the exact numbers, but most likely the southerners are highly outnumbered by the Yankee invaders....

There seems no other action left to do but for them to succeed again and form the Conch Republic.

bought? BOUGHT????

them yankess are the ones BUILDING the beautiful structures you see along the coast. left to you southerners, it would be all shacks on blocks, and tin boxes on wheels

 

[mike_s]

tin boxes on wheels

Hello pot said the kettle

 

[photohikedive]

ours is aluminum!

 

[denisegg]

left to you southerners

Now just which side are you fighting for PHD..the north or the south ....seems to me you can't make up your mind???

 

[photohikedive]

I'm rather contrary..... so, pick a side, I'll be on the other

 

[denisegg]

I haven't heard any good redneck jokes lately...speaking of redneck jokes...have any of you heard from PHD lately??

 

[SuPrBuGmAn]

Talked to him earlier this weekend. Apparently central FL needs to brace themselves for a storm.