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| Posted: Wed Aug 23rd, 2006 12:08 am |
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Haha, interesting point. But I am pretty sure my area of the United States is Southern in culture. When talking about the Civil War in U.S. History class it's always "them/those Yankees" versus "us". I mean, I didnt know that the South didn't win the war until I was about 12 years old; and it was around 10 years old I realized the people on T.V. "talked funny." I was one ignorant little boy. Plus, our school rival is "The Rebels" and Dixie is played and Confederate flags are waved everytime a Rebel scores a touchdown against us. Dixie is played a lot...
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