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Oh, okay. I thought maybe it was the bird. Or maybe you went as Jack Sparrow on Halloween.Lol. They musta been thinkin abt another Johnny Depp. View attachment 93349 View attachment 93350
Oh, okay. I thought maybe it was the bird. Or maybe you went as Jack Sparrow on Halloween.Lol. They musta been thinkin abt another Johnny Depp. View attachment 93349 View attachment 93350
Can't get my head around that and trying to is causing anxiety...Russian rednecks? Give me some time to work through this concept...
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Ha! Jack. I don't travel with the bird.Oh, okay. I thought maybe it was the bird. Or maybe you went as Jack Sparrow on Halloween.
It took me a moment as well. I figured other countries had rednecks, but that calling them that was either one of those uniquely American things or that the term took on a different meaning outside of the U.S..Russian rednecks? Give me some time to work through this concept...
Here it is seldom used but is simply used in a derogatory sense to a rural person defining them as uneducated and uncultured. Culchie, mulchie, bogtrotter, redneck, neanderthal etc.It took me a moment as well. I figured other countries had rednecks, but that calling them that was either one of those uniquely American things or that the term took on a different meaning outside of the U.S..
Here it is seldom used but is simply used in a derogatory sense to a rural person defining them as uneducated and uncultured. Culchie, mulchie, bogtrotter, redneck, neanderthal etc.
Russian rednecks? Give me some time to work through this concept...
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bogtrotter
maybe you need to give them the birdOh, okay. I thought maybe it was the bird. Or maybe you went as Jack Sparrow on Halloween.
We have rednecks here in Australia too. Sometimes we just call them d!ck headsIt took me a moment as well. I figured other countries had rednecks, but that calling them that was either one of those uniquely American things or that the term took on a different meaning outside of the U.S..
I just call them "neighbor"...
yeah ... it was tough for me not respond to thatRussian rednecks? Give me some time to work through this concept...
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"Mouth breather" works too.I like that one. Maybe equivalent to knuckledragger?
yeah ... it was tough for me not respond to that
I think I did ok
I just call them "neighbor"...
Yep, who needs diversification?Yes we do, along with cousin, brother, friend and dammit man.
Couple of Johnny Depp remarks at an engagement party for a young couple I know.