You Know Your A Redneck When...

i saw something like that last weekend.yes,he have them up here too.

When you load up the camper and drive out in the back field to camp, after cutting the hay it's like a new place and it just beggs to be camped in.

DallasSteve wrote:
I wouldn't normally comment on grammar errors on an Internet forum, but when someone is making fun of the ignorance of others I think they should at least get the title of the thread correct. I guess that point escapes some people.

Ahem...that's the OP's own rig, he's poking fun at himself. ;)

We are Rednecks with good taste. The lobstah was served in our lovely Dining Hall (the garage, with a screen over the door opening)

People used to call me HillBilly till I started suing them for discrimination and slander.
I want to be called an Appalachian American!

Law suits and hand outs. It's the American Way!

I wouldn't normally comment on grammar errors on an Internet forum, but when someone is making fun of the ignorance of others I think they should at least get the title of the thread correct. I guess that point escapes some people.

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As an admitted Redneck, "You Know Your A Redneck When..." leaves the door open for discussion for just about anything. It is my belief and understanding that a Redneck is someone that is not politically correct. If you are not politically correct just about anything you say or think is okay if it is what you believe to be true. You can say what you think, not what people want to hear. It is my belief, the more Redneck you are, the more truthful you are.

I will moderate this thread in the spirit of a Redneck. If someone post and hurts your feelings, walk away. Name calling is unacceptable.

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The mudflaps on my farm truck are about as redneck as they get.

I had some perforated angle steel laying around from a project I never finished (nor started) back in about 2007, so I used those as the bracket for the flaps.

When the truck is loaded heavy, like when hauling firewood today, they drag the ground. That causes an exponentially larger dust cloud behind me.