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Nice.

Didn't know you folks in Jersey had Old Bay. Guess maybe you aren't that bad after all.

Isn't it against the law to steam a crab without Old Bay?

I hear in the deep south, they cook'em and eat'em plain...

Backwards heathens. They probably don't even take out the dead-man.

What can you expect from people who didn't know the Civil War is over?

Deepcrush wrote:What can you expect from people who didn't know the Civil War is over?

"Civil War?" Oh, you mean the "recent unpleasantness."

Yeah, its always funny to get a diehard that flips out and asks my family (we're from Tennessee, Virginia, West Virginia at the time) what they would do if the south rises again. Then we have to inform them that our family fought for the Union...

Even a Captain under Sherman...

Deepcrush wrote:Yeah, its always funny to get a diehard that flips out and asks my family (we're from Tennessee, Virginia, West Virginia at the time) what they would do if the south rises again. Then we have to inform them that our family fought for the Union...

Even a Captain under Sherman...

Deepcrush wrote:Yeah, its always funny to get a diehard that flips out and asks my family (we're from Tennessee, Virginia, West Virginia at the time) what they would do if the south rises again. Then we have to inform them that our family fought for the Union...

As someone once put it: "The South may rise again, but the North will just kick their asses...again".

Even a Captain under Sherman...

I assume you have somewhat warm feelings towards Atlanta then?

Ah, conflagration jokes. OTOH, I once dated a girl from Biloxi who was a direct descendant of General Pickett. Some of those Pickett's Charge jokes never got old.

Mikey wrote:Ah, conflagration jokes. OTOH, I once dated a girl from Biloxi who was a direct descendant of General Pickett. Some of those Pickett's Charge jokes never got old.

Wanna charge my musket

Captain Seafort wrote:As someone once put it: "The South may rise again, but the North will just kick their asses...again".

Even faster this time since half the states they had the first go round wouldn't be on their side.

Captain Seafort wrote:I assume you have somewhat warm feelings towards Atlanta then?

Nah, we were just passing through.

Hope you brought plenty of marshmallows that first time.

Deepcrush wrote:

Captain Seafort wrote:As someone once put it: "The South may rise again, but the North will just kick their asses...again".

Even faster this time since half the states they had the first go round wouldn't be on their side.

Really? Which ones?

Tennessee, Kentucky, Virginia and Florida resigned to the Union willingly at the end of the war. Tennessee being the first, but that isn't really a surprise.