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Do You Consider Yourself a Redneck?

Do You Consider Yourself a Redneck? 73 members have voted

  1. 1. Do You Consider Yourself a Redneck?

    • Yes
      27%
      20
    • No
      69%
      51
    • I am, but I am not proud of it.
      1%
      1
    • I'm not, but I wish I was and tell people that I am.
      1%
      1

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what size subs you got?

 

4 15's that havent been turned on in over a year and a half.

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I can agree with that. Some people from different areas of the country tend to think a redneck is a racist and feminist. I don't see this as the case, like I said I think of a redneck as a good ol' boy. But, I guess it is a subjective definition.

In Bourbon County a redneck rides around in big loud straight pipe diesel trucks, they spit dip, drink beer, and they have stickers on their trucks that say, "If it ain't smokin, it must be broken".

They also have a really expensive dodge or duramax that they pull in super-stock truck pulls...

 

Great stuff...

4 15's that havent been turned on in over a year and a half.

what keeps/kept you from blowing the glass out?

what keeps/kept you from blowing the glass out?

 

Not turning it up so loud.

I busted my rear view mirror once with them.

In Bourbon County a redneck rides around in big loud straight pipe diesel trucks, they spit dip, drink beer, and they have stickers on their trucks that say, "If it ain't smokin, it must be broken".

They also have a really expensive dodge or duramax that they pull in super-stock truck pulls...

 

Great stuff...

 

My kind of rednecks.

I don't consider myself a redneck:

 

I don't hunt.

I don't have huntin' dogs (We have a Shihtzu and a Lfasa Apso)

I have never been on an episode of COPS.

I don't go shirtless in public (beaches/pools excluded).

My belt buckles can not be seen by the naked eye from space.

I never thought mullets were cool.

I detest Lynard Skynard and Molly Hatchet.

I don't "burn rubber" when I accelerate.

I don't have those awful "smoke stacks" that engulf an entire small town on my diesel pickup truck. I don't have a pickup truck.

I don't have any t-shirts that say "I'm with Stupid".

I have the urge to burn Rebel flags when I see them.

I drink beers whose names are difficult to pronounce.

I don't consider myself "gay" because I like Air Supply and Sara McLaughlin

I actually understand Hearsay's posts.

I don't wear "trucker" style ball caps.

I think Jeff Gordon is actually pretty darn cool.

If "Heaven Ain't a Lot Like Dixie", I still find it a desirable place to dwell in the afterlife.

I don't consider visiting states north of the Ohio River to be engaging in foreign travel.

I have a passport.

I am not ashamed to pronunciate.

 

That being said, I don't think rednecks are any less of a person than anyone else, and I am proud to call many rednecks my friend.

I don't consider myself a redneck:

 

I don't hunt.

I don't have huntin' dogs (We have a Shihtzu and a Lfasa Apso)

I have never been on an episode of COPS.

I don't go shirtless in public (beaches/pools excluded).

My belt buckles can not be seen by the naked eye from space.

I never thought mullets were cool.

I detest Lynard Skynard and Molly Hatchet.

I don't "burn rubber" when I accelerate.

I don't have those awful "smoke stacks" that engulf an entire small town on my diesel pickup truck. I don't have a pickup truck.

I don't have any t-shirts that say "I'm with Stupid".

I have the urge to burn Rebel flags when I see them.

I drink beers whose names are difficult to pronounce.

I don't consider myself "gay" because I like Air Supply and Sara McLaughlin

I actually understand Hearsay's posts.

I don't wear "trucker" style ball caps.

I think Jeff Gordon is actually pretty darn cool.

If "Heaven Ain't a Lot Like Dixie", I still find it a desirable place to dwell in the afterlife.

I don't consider visiting states north of the Ohio River to be engaging in foreign travel.

I have a passport.

I am not ashamed to pronunciate.

 

That being said, I don't think rednecks are any less of a person than anyone else, and I am proud to call many rednecks my friend.

 

:ylsuper: :lol:

Lynyrd Skynyrd said it best...

 

My hair's turning White

My Neck's always been Red

My collars still Blue

I heard an interview with Jeff Foxworthy and he was talking about how rednecks were not just a country thing, that he considered a redneck someone who did not succumb to the social norms like trendy clothing. He said there were rednecks in the big cities, small cities, and rural America.

 

I personally do not consider a redneck a bad person, I think of it more like a "good ol' boy". Someone who doesn't buy a style of clothes just because some movie star was seen wearing it, someone who is not always politically correct, and tends to just call things as they see it.

 

By my above definition, I would say that I am a redneck:

I wear Carheart jeans, t-shirts, sweatshirts, and baseball hats. I cut my own hair, very short. I hunt and actually eat what I kill. I am not two-faced, if I don't like you you will probably know it. I don't use politically correct catch phrases. If I consider you a friend, then I will just about do anything for you, and if I have something you need then you won't need it for very long. directions to my house contains the phrase, "turn on the dirt road".

 

If this is wrong, then I don't want to be right.

:thumb: :thumb: Excellent my friend!!:thumb: :thumb:

:ylsuper: :lol:

I don't do these things either.:ylsuper:

Let's see now:

1. I believe that we have the right to keep and bear arms and am not ashamed to say so.

2. I say yes maam, thank you.

3. I cannot stand all of this "hollywood" logic that seems to be the "in" or "liberal" thing to do.

4. I am my own man and can make up my own mind.

5. "I can skin a buck, I can run a trot line" :D ........A Country Boy can survive.

6. I believe in God and am not afraid to say so anywhere in front of anyone.

7. I would rather sit down to a meal/dinner of wild game and or fresh fish than any 5 star restaurant out there anywhere.

8. I love Country Music and think that rap/hip hop is basically trash.

9. If I don't like you I beleive that you will know it.

10. A friend is a friend and I will stand up for them.

11. Usually if someone ask me I will try and help them out if I can and not expect anything in return.

 

Yep, I am an Official Redneck and am Proud of it. :D :banana:

Lynyrd Skynyrd said it best...

 

My hair's turning White

My Neck's always been Red

My collars still Blue

:thumb: :thumb: :thumb:

 

and "a southern man don't need them around anyhow" :thumb: :p

I am. I proud and I say it "LOUD"!!! HEEE HAWW!!

I have a hard time with this question. I really think I'm somewhere in the middle, but there was no "Yes & No" option. I do lean more to the redneck side.

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