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BuckeyeMac;1684762; said:
Do you still wear Jorts??


Never have, Never will. But I'm not opposed to wearing a pair of croakies to keep my sunglasses in order.

Dawg fans are notorious for dressing up for games and wearing frat-tastic red shorts. See below:

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Buckeye513;1684763; said:
Why do so many people in the south have the same haircut as John Parker Wilson?


Ahh! You're speaking about "Bama Bangs" or "The inverse mullet"
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Sadly - I was born with curly hair and was never able to pull off this look. Most people I know do it simply because they love hot chicks to run their fingers through it - I think that's bullshit and they do it because they're too cheap to go to greatclips and get a proper haircut.

Take solice in the fact that men who wear their hair that long almost always go bald quicker.
 
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The KSB;1684767; said:
What's the best way to eat grits, Salt and butter, or with a messy egg mixed in?


Personal preference is key here. My mother swears by a little bit of butter and pepper. I'm a cheese and tobasco man. My uncle mixes in his egg yolks in.

This topic is one of the few that is discussed in the South were a diversity of opinion is treasured.
 
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BuckeyeNation27;1684775; said:
On the topic of jorts......are any jean shorts considered jorts, or is it jeans that used to be pants and were finely crafted into jorts?

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Are all of these jorts, or just the cool guy on the right?


Actually - in this instance the opposite is true. Any short that has been tailored or cut out of demin is a "jort"

Despite the sox and flip flops look - the handsome bastard on the far right has crafted himself a fine pair of clothing. It's clear he is resourceful and not suffering from poor fashion taste.
 
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Bucky Katt;1684781; said:
William Tecumseh Sharman....I hear he isn't very popular down in your neck of the woods. Is this true?

Perhaps there was a time when that was true - but his name is largely confined to text books these days and we've basically forgotten his ill will.

William Jefferson Clinton is another story....
 
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BigWoof31;1684778; said:
Personal preference is key here. My mother swears by a little bit of butter and pepper. I'm a cheese and tobasco man. My uncle mixes in his egg yolks in.

This topic is one of the few that is discussed in the South were a diversity of opinion is treasured.

Pre-packaged imitation cheese product or real cheese? It's my understanding that the cheaper the cheese, the better the cheese grits.
 
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Bucky Katt;1684793; said:
Pre-packaged imitation cheese product or real cheese? It's my understanding that the cheaper the cheese, the better the cheese grits.


I like the real stuff - the shredded or crumbled stuff out of the bag with the zip top.

Important to note that the cheese should be minimal and should provide a hint of flavor. Do not add so much that it makes the grits soupy.


This:

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NOT THIS:
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