New Tennessee Wallpaper

#26
#26
I have been dove hunting in Metter a time or two. We finally got a Zaxbys near Lex. Stick with the fingers and the homemade tater chips.
 
#27
#27
TennesseeTuba68 said:
Metter? i've lived in Georgia for 23 years and i have no idea where the heck Metter is!!! or Jeffersonville....now do you guys know where cochran or pitts is...i'll be impressed then...
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Metter is the outpost that is about 2/3rds of the way down I-16 between Macon and Savannah. And yes . . . I know exactly where Cochran and Pitts are. I have traveled through both of them (rapidly) in the past couple of months.
 
#29
#29
TennesseeTuba68 said:
Metter? i've lived in Georgia for 23 years and i have no idea where the heck Metter is!!! or Jeffersonville....now do you guys know where cochran or pitts is...i'll be impressed then...
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You my friend need to travel I-16 more often. You are REALLY missing out. I know where Cochran is, but have never been to Pitts.

The most obscure thing I have done is a rafting trip down some creek in Lyons. I did that while I was dating a chick from Dudley.
 
#32
#32
GAVol said:
Lyons - the city whose claim to fame is "We're really close to where they have the onions."
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I was there in the late 80's and they still had a Tastee Freeze. :rock:

BTW, Jeffersonville is the geographical center of the state.
 
#42
#42
I like the Power T version *MUCH* better - doesn't look so much like that other flag that gets people so urinated off...
 
#43
#43
TennesseeTuba68 said:
Hey guys and gals...i was feeling creative and thought i'd try making a tennessee wallpaper...i know it's a little redneckish....but i still think it looks good...lemme know what you think
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Its missing something... tryin to think of what:question: ... Oh yeah!:idea: WHITE!!!!!!
 
#45
#45
thagodfather said:
why does the rebel flag upset people.
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The display of the flag remains a highly controversial and emotional issue, generally because of disagreement over exactly what it symbolizes. Many Southerners who support the Confederate flag see it as a symbol of their heritage and their pride in their ancestors who survived years of war under terrible odds and sacrifice, and find insulting the stereotype that all who display the flag are racists. Opponents of the Confederate flag see it as a symbol of the institution of slavery, or of the Jim Crow laws (1898-1965, after the Civil War) established by the many Southern states enforcing racial segregation within their borders for almost a century later, or even as a symbol of rebellion against the United States government. As a result, there have been numerous political controversies over the use of the Confederate Flag in Southern state flags, at sporting events, at Southern universities, and on public buildings. According to Civil War historian and southerner Shelby Foote, the flag traditionally represented the south's resistance to northern political dominance; it became racially charged during the Civil Rights Movement, when protecting against desegregation suddenly became the focal point of that resistance.

Flags of the Confederate States of America - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
 
#49
#49
they are not good at all. you feel half ole missy looking at it. and I cant stand ole miss. in my opinion, its not only bad taste, but not good looking at all. Just my opinion.
 
#50
#50
Jasongivm6 said:
they are not good at all. you feel half ole missy looking at it. and I cant stand ole miss. in my opinion, its not only bad taste, but not good looking at all. Just my opinion.
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totally agree with you:eek:k: doesnt look good at all
 
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