xultar
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Mon Jan-02-06 09:20 AM
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I don't wanna hear any BUBBA dissin an Arab for Shooting Guns in the air |
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CUZ the BUBBA mutherfuckers down here shoot guns in the sky for celebrations too.
that is all...
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Mon Jan-02-06 09:24 AM
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1. I was just talking to a guy yesterday morning |
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and he was saying he was hearing gunshots and we were saying how crazy that is because those bullets come down.Sure enough on the news this morning it said 2 people in Delray Beach were hit sitting in front of a restaurant-both still in the hospital. On note;we live in south Florida=bubba land
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Mon Jan-02-06 09:25 AM
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2. I hear bubbas discussin Iraqis are crazy and the bubbas do the same shit. |
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Mon Jan-02-06 09:47 AM
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it happened just outside Da Hood-it wasn't bubba-this time
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Mon Jan-02-06 09:55 AM
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"And why beholdest thou the mote that is in thy brother's eye, but considerest not the beam that is in thine own eye?" St. Matthew, Ch. 7, vs. 3. The "bubbas" would criticize the Iraqis no matter what they did. Even if they suddenly began to supply us with fifty-cent-per-gallon gasoline, they'd be "damn, stupid towelheads." "Bubbas" can't be reasoned with, argued with, converted, convinced, or otherwise made sane. The only way to deal with them is to ignore them, or, if need be, administer a sound thrashing. They CAN be intimidated. :evilgrin:
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Mon Jan-02-06 09:31 AM
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3. You should see what they do to signs in Alaska |
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Got to be a state wide hobby in Alaska.Hard to read some they have so many holes in them.Some thing to do with their half-wolf dogs I bet. I never met a man from Alaska who did not own a truck, gun and half-wolf dog. I some times wonder how my husband and I lasted 10 years in the state with none of these things. :crazy:
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Mon Jan-02-06 09:44 AM
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4. Shooting road signs and firing shots in celebration |
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are highly popular back home in the mountains of north Georgia. However, fireworks are illegal. Here in south Mississippi, where I currently reside, fireworks are legal and so discharging rifles into the air becomes less appealing. There seem to be far fewer shot-up road signs, too. Just a cultural thing, I guess, like hunting deer with dogs. This is legal in Mississippi, but illegal and highly scorned in Georgia.
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Mon Jan-02-06 10:00 AM
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8. Deer hunting with dogs in Georgia is legal. See |
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Mon Jan-02-06 10:22 AM
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9. Ooops! I stand corrected...I sincerely had NO IDEA |
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In the mountains of north Georgia, where I'm from, hunting deer with dogs is considered contemptible. Hunting hogs with dogs is perfectly all right, though. I don't know what makes the difference. I quit hunting many years ago.
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Mon Jan-02-06 09:51 AM
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6. People have gotten seriously hurt |
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back in the '80s, when I lived in southern Illinois, most of the town was at the football field for the fireworks celebration. Some idiot in the houses to the west of the place fired a rifle into the ait-it came down in the crowd, hitting a small child in the head and causing permanent brain damage. I saw the kid as they took him out-it was horrible. They never found out who did it.
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