My first Pit post (hope it meets the lofty standards):
In the Southern stereotypes and casual slurs thread neutron star expresses his displeasure with Southerners.
Well, dip my balls in sweet milk and set me in a kitchen full of kittens.
Just to strut my two-dollar redneck shit out:
I was born in GA, and raised in NC.
I’m a member of Mensa, 3.8 average in college (My sisters are smarter than I.)
I play in a band with a black drummer (damn, Claude whatever will the neighbors think.)
I am happily married to a lovely Japanese woman! (the shame! the horror!)
Since this is the pit, I’m not going to argue with you. Just make fun of you.
You are a fucking billing clerk. I make more in 3 hours on stage that you do all week. A fucking clerk.
You work in an area you obviously dislike, why? Unable to cut it in the big city, Mr. Sophistication? How pathetic it is to live where one dislikes.
Fucking paperpusher.
Speaking of ignorance, the links you posted do not support your view! They do however, support the view that yours is a close-up of your own sphincter. How ironic.
Ignorant fucking clerk.
You ramble on about spelling on signs in the South in another post. Yet, your profile says you are interested in the “Aquisition of knowledge”.
You stupid fuck. A-C-Q-U-I-S-I-T-I-O-N.
I am neither a racist nor a bigot. I just love being Southern. Mainly, it’s the country ham and boiled peanuts.
You wanna talk about racism, try being a gaijin in Japan. Actually, first try being a member of the human fucking race. Once you have achieved what I’m sure to you will be a state of high enlightenment, then move on to feeding yourself and cleaning the drool off around your mouth; later you can take on such social skills as refraining from self-pleasure in public and de-lousing yourself.
You sir, are nothing more than a bag of skin keeping piss and shit off the sidewalk.
I suggest you stop licking the image of Tori Amos (Tori Amos? Goddammit.) gracing your monitor and get back to work so you may be promoted to Junior Assistant Gopher of the Mail Room.
I thank you for your time.