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The term you are looking for (if it was Mid West) would be Redneck or Cowboy, depending on the state of course.Coleman wrote:I don't hate southerners. They are an excellent source of amusement. Why are you hicks responding anyway? He asked yanks.
I don't hate GMT either or metric if you care about that.
Tell that to Mr. Cohan. The Civil War was well over in WWI when he wrote "Over There."The Fuzzy Pengui wrote:No, it doesn't annoy me for the same reason as moz....but wasn't the Civil War over a few years agoMinister Masket wrote:I put Yanks because the majority of players here are American, but this applies to any country outside the "+0" time-zone.
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George M. Cohan wrote:Over there, over there,
Send the word, send the word over there
That the Yanks are coming, the Yanks are coming
The drum's rum-tumming everywhere
allow me to take this flame-worthy: is the cowboy state you refer to Oklahoma? then you're not in the midwest as you previously stated. and if you're from colorado as i seem to remember, that's still not midwest. it's quite obvious that you're a complete fucking moron, not just from this thread, but from everything else you've ever written in CC forums, so to summarize, it doesn't matter where you're from, i hate you, and only a total fool would dare to compare the midwest to the south in terms of long-standing angst toward yankees/the rest of the worldmuy_thaiguy wrote:The term you are looking for (if it was Mid West) would be Redneck or Cowboy, depending on the state of course.Coleman wrote:I don't hate southerners. They are an excellent source of amusement. Why are you hicks responding anyway? He asked yanks.
I don't hate GMT either or metric if you care about that.
Very strong words.muy_thaiguy wrote:We hate you Southerners MUCH more.
I meant it as a joke from a Mid-Westerner.jimboston wrote:Very strong words.muy_thaiguy wrote:We hate you Southerners MUCH more.
I disagree though.
I don't hate Southerners.
I do think some have "Napoleon Disease" otherwise known as "Short Man Syndrome" for us "Yanks".
Ya'll know that there War of Northern Aggression ended awhile back.... right????
I also think it's funny how this thread... which started as a Europe-US thingy... has morphed into a North-South thingy.
Um... I noticed themuy_thaiguy wrote:I meant it as a joke from a Mid-Westerner.muy_thaiguy wrote:We hate you Southerners MUCH more.
Also, Nephilim, I was talking about Wyoming, thank you very much. And I have never been a greenie, and why are you flaming in General Disscussion? Take it to Flame Wars if you want to be a prick about it.
Seconded. I'm a City Boy actually and everyone west of me is a filthy rich cattle rancher until you hit Colorado.Nephilim wrote:allow me to take this flame-worthy: is the cowboy state you refer to Oklahoma? then you're not in the midwest as you previously stated. and if you're from colorado as i seem to remember, that's still not midwest. it's quite obvious that you're a complete fucking moron, not just from this thread, but from everything else you've ever written in CC forums, so to summarize, it doesn't matter where you're from, i hate you, and only a total fool would dare to compare the midwest to the south in terms of long-standing angst toward yankees/the rest of the worldmuy_thaiguy wrote:The term you are looking for (if it was Mid West) would be Redneck or Cowboy, depending on the state of course.Coleman wrote:I don't hate southerners. They are an excellent source of amusement. Why are you hicks responding anyway? He asked yanks.
I don't hate GMT either or metric if you care about that.
cheers, fuckface!

And we won't come back till it's overtzor wrote:Tell that to Mr. Cohan. The Civil War was well over in WWI when he wrote "Over There."The Fuzzy Pengui wrote:No, it doesn't annoy me for the same reason as moz....but wasn't the Civil War over a few years agoMinister Masket wrote:I put Yanks because the majority of players here are American, but this applies to any country outside the "+0" time-zone.
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George M. Cohan wrote:Over there, over there,
Send the word, send the word over there
That the Yanks are coming, the Yanks are coming
The drum's rum-tumming everywhere
You can bet your noodle the South had a Navy, oh sure they were outnumbered; they started the war with ten ships carrying fifteen guns while the North had roughly 90 ships. But the CSN grew and did cause a lot of hardship for the North. In particular, the South issued letters of marque (if you want to learn more about this go here--> http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Letters_of_marque ). Anyway, these Confederate privateers were successful in harassing Union merchant ships and delivered a significant blow to the Northern economy.Visaoni wrote:Without any navy. You also lost.Nephilim wrote:we are a proud folk![]()
That's hilariousRobinette wrote:
To foreigners, a Yankee is an American.
To Americans, a Yankee is a Northerner.
To Northerners, a Yankee is an Easterner.
To Easterners, a Yankee is a New Englander.
To New Englanders, a Yankee is a Vermonter.
And in Vermont, a Yankee is somebody who eats pie for breakfast
I don't know if he overlooked the wounds... or instead decided to look forward instead of backward.... focus on what binds us and not what seperates us.Robinette wrote:
Actually what Mr. Cohan did was to overlook the bitter wounds of the war of succession and focus instead on the enthusiasm of an America eager to go to fight a war in Europe.
great minds think alikeShooter_Jay wrote:Hey I'm from Massachusetts, so the yanks are the enemy overpaid losing baseball team.
Actually, the way that "makes sense" is year/month/day so it can sort properly without special format rules. I decided this with my "my pictures" folder in my computer, made a folder for each date, and the only way the folders will sort in the right order is year-month-day. So there it's settled. Of course though, I always write it month/day/year, so what do I knowlcb11 wrote: Actually, I think it's only Eastern Europeans who do this. In England, we do day/month/year which - by your own explanation - makes much more sense.