Thread: Mississippi in the Fall

Originally Posted by Missouri Bushwhacker

Whole lotta rednecks in Missouri beg to differ. First to get in the war and last to get out!

Redneck isn’t southern. Red necks are everywhere.


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Originally Posted by feelay

Redneck isn’t southern. Red necks are everywhere.


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I know you are right . Saw a man scratching his rear end with one hand and holding a bologna sandwich with the other, in the airport in Billings Montana . Figured he must have been kin to the man ahead of me at the ramp last week .Both could gum a samich pretty good .

Does MS stand for Minn-a-Soda??? Cause I'm way yonder south of that line!

That's cause you're just a chap, you see in the old days MISS was the abreviation and Mississippi boat registration us MI for the first part of the numbers. Then some yankee came along with a bright idea to shorten the abreviations to just 2 letters saving us an awesome .0357 seconds now when we right it, thanks yank, and apparently Mississippi had dibs on MI.
I do love when some guy from Illinois ask me, what part of Michigan you from, I just tell em about 30 miles south of Detroit!!!

I do love when some guy from Illinois ask me, what part of Michigan you from, I just tell em about 30 miles south of Detroit!!!

Rees that is the best.

This thread brings to mind what happened to me at Reelfoot in 2014. We were staying at Cypress Point, and you had to back about 40 yards to their ramp due to buildings on both sides. A Yankee said to me "You back pretty good for somebody from Michigan". I replied "I'm not from Michigan, I'm from Mississippi". His expression changed to a blank stare when I opened my mouth with my southern drawl accent. I couldn't think of an appropriate reply at the time. Rees, maybe you can give me one!
No offense to our friends in Michigan, but I sure wish our boat registration would be MS instead of MI! I'm proud of my State and our fisheries.

Hey, Rees Guide, did you mean 300 miles south of Detroit in your post above?

More than any 300 miles!!!

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Google maps is showing only 848 miles from Detroit to Grenada.


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Regardless, if I leave the ranch here in Paducah southern bound, I can be pulling off of the Grenada exit in 4 hours 15 minutes!
And for the record, the bluegrass state is in the south! We are definitely below the Mason-Dixon Line!

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