CTE ("redneck" translation)

[Ron Van Putte]

On Dec 4, 2003, at 10:33 AM, Henderson,Eric wrote:

> You guys all have funny accents to me. What actually defines a 
> redneck???

The name came from the backs of their necks being red from working in 
the sun.  For some reason, people like my grandfather, who was a truck 
farmer in upstate New York was not called a redneck.  The southern 
people with red necks generally like NASCAR, bib overalls, chewing 
tobacco/snuff, fried chicken and big breasted women.  Hmmm, I like 3 
out of 5, so I might be a redneck.

Ron Van Putte

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> Or a dialect translator!   : )
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>> Somebody has too much time on their
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