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 I was sent this a while back and find it right humorous.
 If you don't, keep your complaint to yourself. This is the "Just For Fun" area! Okay?
  
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
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 Post the link so we can all have a little humor.......
 
 
 
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 Thanks for letting me know the link did not post.
 
 I did get it corrected in the original post.
 
 
 
 
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 Wound up a yankee, but not too bad with a decent percentage southern.  Must have picked that up when I lived in South Carolina.
 
 
 
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 "14% Dixie. Wow! You are a Duke of Yankeedom!"
 Hmmm, It looks like a few years in SC, FL, and VA had an effect on me.
 
 I did get lots of "common around Great Lakes" though, maybe the test doesn't take into account that there's a whole other country up here.
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 35% Dixie here. Not sure how that happened, all my time in the south was spent in Arizona and California.
 
 
 
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 97% Dixie.  Is General Lee my grandfather?!
 
 
 
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 Are you all telling me it only grades you are how Southern you are? I honestly did not realize that. At same time have no idea who put this together. I think it is just good humor.
 But Col. Billy how are you doing? There are many waiting to welcome you! =) (hope that means smiling) I did not do that good trying. I suspect we none sound just like we think we do. Did you realize that Arlington Cemetery was Gen Robert E Lee’s farm or plantation which ever term you prefer? Isn’t it ironic for that to be one of the most respected pieces of ground of this great nation and a place where many of it’s great people are laid to rest? But when you study the man, he was a great man himself.
 
 
 I find people vary more not by the part of the country (even the big open one), rather whether they grew up on a rural area, small town or large city.
 
 
 
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 KT: The nearly a year I've spent here has taken a toll on me as a northener---aside from the sun-induced dizzy spells, profuse sweating, and thinning blood. I found out I'm 36% Dixie, but definitely a Yankee. Whew! I wuz gittin' scared dare fer a minit. One time I was gonna look up my family tree but the monkey crapped on me. 'magine that? 
 
 
 
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