Posted by dave2 on January 23, 2012 at 00:25:31 from (79.240.152.253):
I sure hope some of ya'll get to lighten up a little with the longer days coming...
My comments made about WV or hillbillies are just in fun and not meant as a personal insult to anyone.Sure a lot of WV folks (or people from any state for that matter) jab a little at the closest joining state.... Most normal folks take it in stride and just give a little back, some act offended and make it personal... Then you get the real heroes that like to jump on the bandwagon after it gets rolling a little.. And the anonymous guests that are extra brave...... Free country and folks can be however we want tho.....
Anyway, Oldmax and the rest of you from WV, if you really believe that I have a hateful intent with the jabs and you are offended, I sincerely apologize and will work on it a little (don't expect a complete recovery tho :roll: )
If I really had a low opinion of you folks, I'd have to have the same of MOM and that ain't gonna happen... Us kids are only Hillbillies on a technicality cause the nearest docs to pull us out were in WV and we got right back across the river...
Except the oldest brother, he had to stay a couple weeks before coming home... He ain't never been quite right :shock:
Again, for the good folks that were truly offended, I'm sorry...... For the loudmouths that wanna getem in a wad and act tuff & attack, keep it comin... When you're on me, you're leavin someone else alone.....
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