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That’s pretty funny. Silly Californians.
damn yanks
Apparently, to the yankee mind, all the South is is churches and Civil War statutes.
Hogg – isn’t that a church behind the Civil War statue?
Good one jdt. We’ve got our issues, but the level of ignorance demonstrated towards us by our friends up north and out west is staggering
Whats wrong? Getting a little taste of what us in South Alabama get from the northern part of the state on a regular basis?
JDT, Tuscaloosa is God’s Country, after all.
Perhaps they were referring to the “Civil War” that breaks out every fall between Auburn and Alabama fans.
Wait a minute – make that the civil war that is fought year round between Auburn and Alabama fans
Has the “BEAR” been dead that long that others think his statue, out in front of Bryant/Denny statium in Tuscaloosa, AL, is a civil war statue. Should have shown Capitol buildings in Montgomery, AL with all the statues of Confederate Generals etc.
$5 says the person that wrote the story voted for Obama.
Unlike so many of those Californians, at least we Alabamians are smart enough to know that “Dixie” was a place, not a proposition.
Is it true that Bear’s tombstone says “He never beat Notre Dame”
I am glad to know that all of the UNEDUCATED people do not live in Alabama. ROLL TIDE ROLL
thay try to make us look bad and who gets the last ha ha. Civil War,Church, thay left out Sports.
Surprised you Alabama folk took notice of this … didn’t even know internet access was prevalent in that area of the country.
What else would you expect from the land of fruits and nuts?
Yup, Conor. With lectricty and telephone lines, it was only a matter of time before some of us started plugging up computers.
I’d call broke-assed, Terminator-run California more backward than Alabama nowadays.
We kin even spale rite two, heer in Alabama.
I practice Sabanism…..ROLL TIDE ROLL