You know if you're a redneck if.........
 

Your home is mobile and your truck ain't.



PS: Also if you have ever been to Lubbock, Texas.

You know if you're a redneck if.........
 

On Feb 26, 2:53 pm, "Clarencedarrow"
wrote:
Your home is mobile and your truck ain't.

PS: Also if you have ever been to Lubbock, Texas.


If you find a new car ever' time you cut yer grass...you might be a
redneck ;)

You know if you're a redneck if.........
 

Clarencedarrow wrote:
Your home is mobile and your truck ain't.



PS: Also if you have ever been to Lubbock, Texas.

Hell I lived there for a year and I ain't no redneck y'all !

You know if you're a redneck if.........
 

BrritSki wrote:
Clarencedarrow wrote:
Your home is mobile and your truck ain't.



PS: Also if you have ever been to Lubbock, Texas.

Hell I lived there for a year and I ain't no redneck y'all !

Hmmm, gotta figure out what the
Brit equivalent of a "redneck" is.
Yorkshireman?

You know if you're a redneck if.........
 

On Feb 27, 6:59 am, VtSkier wrote:
BrritSki wrote:
Clarencedarrow wrote:
Your home is mobile and your truck ain't.

PS: Also if you have ever been to Lubbock, Texas.

Hell I lived there for a year and I ain't no redneck y'all !

Hmmm, gotta figure out what the
Brit equivalent of a "redneck" is.
Yorkshireman?

A Welchman.

You know if you're a redneck if.........
 

On Feb 27, 8:15 am, "Bullfinch" wrote:
On Feb 27, 6:59 am, VtSkier wrote:

BrritSki wrote:
Clarencedarrow wrote:
Your home is mobile and your truck ain't.

PS: Also if you have ever been to Lubbock, Texas.

Hell I lived there for a year and I ain't no redneck y'all !

Hmmm, gotta figure out what the
Brit equivalent of a "redneck" is.
Yorkshireman?

A Welchman.

I meant to say: A Welshman?

You know if you're a redneck if.........
 

On 27 Feb 2007 07:15:36 -0800, "Bullfinch"
wrote:

On Feb 27, 6:59 am, VtSkier wrote:
BrritSki wrote:
Clarencedarrow wrote:
Your home is mobile and your truck ain't.

PS: Also if you have ever been to Lubbock, Texas.

Hell I lived there for a year and I ain't no redneck y'all !

Hmmm, gotta figure out what the
Brit equivalent of a "redneck" is.
Yorkshireman?

A Welchman.

Not at all.

Probably a Brummie.
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You know if you're a redneck if.........
 

On 26 Feb 2007 13:53:05 -0800, "Clarencedarrow"
wrote:

Your home is mobile and your truck ain't.



PS: Also if you have ever been to Lubbock, Texas.

PPS: or if you still laugh at the Jeff Foxworthy shtick.

b"on the whole I prefer tater salad"w

You know if you're a redneck if.........
 

Alex Heney wrote:
On 27 Feb 2007 07:15:36 -0800, "Bullfinch"
wrote:

On Feb 27, 6:59 am, VtSkier wrote:
BrritSki wrote:
Clarencedarrow wrote:
Your home is mobile and your truck ain't.
PS: Also if you have ever been to Lubbock, Texas.
Hell I lived there for a year and I ain't no redneck y'all !
Hmmm, gotta figure out what the
Brit equivalent of a "redneck" is.
Yorkshireman?
A Welchman.

Not at all.

Probably a Brummie.

Hmmm, I know what a Yorkshireman is and I know
what Welshman is (Alex for sure, and maybe me
via Ireland), but WTF is a Brummie?

You know if you're a redneck if.........
 

bdubya wrote:
On 26 Feb 2007 13:53:05 -0800, "Clarencedarrow"
wrote:

Your home is mobile and your truck ain't.



PS: Also if you have ever been to Lubbock, Texas.

PPS: or if you still laugh at the Jeff Foxworthy shtick.

b"on the whole I prefer tater salad"w

In Texas, do you know the similarity between a
tornado and a divorce?
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Not really very much, but in either case, someone
is gonna lose a trailer.