Hey,by the way,do you know where that term "redneck" came from? It was a UNION COAL MINER in West Virginia. They wore red bandanas to identify themselves as "union members" and a reporter called them rednecks during a miners union strike. If anybody calls me a redneck,I set them straight in a hurry and tell them I'm not a redneck,I'm a hillbilly. That term originally meant a Michigan farmer. Back in the day when the surveyors came here,somebody who wasn't very bright was called a "billy". When the surveyors went back to civilization,they said this place was nothing but hills and swamps and a person would have to be an idiot to come here. (some things haven't changed have they?) So,anybody who came here to these hills to settle,they assumed must not be very bright,so they called them hillbillies. Was I you,I'd change my name from midwest redneck to midwest hillbilly. :)
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