Just for LBH...

[Cigarlover 1]

I would show you guys a picture of what Muddy really looks like but I don't want to run everybody off this great site.  

I guess I set myself up for that one pretty good. lol

[Alpster]

OK I have to tell my accent story and it's TRUE! We were working up around Wayne, NJ. My crew stopped at a tiny little Chinese take out to grab some lunch. One of my helpers is originally from Kentucky and has a very minimal accent. When he ordered his lunch, the CHINESE guy behind the counter, as serious as he could be, said the following..."AAWWW SOOOO, YOOO NUUUT FRUUMMM ROUNNNN HEEER< AWWW YOOO?" My other helper and I fell on the floor laughing. You just had to be there. It was hilarious.

Almost as funny as LBH's southern accent. (OOOhh ...Sorry Russ, couldn't resist).

Ronnie

[=Matt 5.0=]

P.S. aint never had grits but yall need to try scrapple. basically if youve never been to the delmarva pinnensula youve probably never had it

I spent a while on a job in Bucks County PA, the local greasy spoon served scrapple. I asked 'em "What in the hell is a scrapple???" Waitress replied "All the stuff that doesn't go into hot dogs!"

I'm all set.  

For the record. Any time I spend an extended period in a southern state, I come home sounding like it. Apparently my friends find it annoying.  8-)

[Cigarlover 1]

For the record. Any time I spend an extended period in a southern state, I come home sounding like it. Apparently my friends find it annoying. 8-)

I always end up with a little twang when I come back from visiting my family. It's weird because I lived there all my life and people say I don't have an accent. But these days when I go back I pick it up. Mabye I'm just getting lazier as I get older.

Alpster,

That's hilarious. That's about as broad a spectrum as you can get, Chinese guy doing a redneck accent.

[=Matt 5.0=]

I spent a week in Bowling Green, KY. Absolutely beautiful country down there. We drove from RI, went through Lexington past Keeneland...wow, what a beautiful state!  

[Cigarlover 1]

Lived in Lexington for 3 yrs. Had a blast there. Definately beautiful country down that way. I used to love driving out in the country checking out the horse farms. Keeneland's awesome too. Great way to spend a day. Have a good cigar, sip on some bourbon, wager a little money on a horse. Man I miss those days.

They always walk the horses that are going to be in the next race out in a courtyard. That was fun to see. Very beautiful animals.

[Bassboy15]

I don't get it :-/