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Philinda 1 year ago

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What's "redneck" about this? I'm serious I don't get this one...

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Livia 1 year ago

Philinda, because there is dirt. And it requires work. If there’s dirt and it requires work then it’s gotta be redneck. /sarcasm

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Didi 1 year ago

#29 Idiocracy: it's happening!

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Elena 1 year ago

In Germany we also have a term for that: russisch (russian)

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Ferdinand 1 year ago

I have some doubts about #4 #33 #35 being genuine redneck (from the US of A).

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Virdie 1 year ago

#7 reminds me of a guy who caught a 150 lb halibut in a plastic kyak, took most a day to get to shore... and then did the same thing the next year with a bigger one... while tourists pay tens of thousands and watch with empty hooks.

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Philinda 1 year ago

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What's "redneck" about this? I'm serious I don't get this one...

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Livia 1 year ago

Philinda, because there is dirt. And it requires work. If there’s dirt and it requires work then it’s gotta be redneck. /sarcasm

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Didi 1 year ago

#29 Idiocracy: it's happening!

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Elena 1 year ago

In Germany we also have a term for that: russisch (russian)

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Ferdinand 1 year ago

I have some doubts about #4 #33 #35 being genuine redneck (from the US of A).

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Virdie 1 year ago

#7 reminds me of a guy who caught a 150 lb halibut in a plastic kyak, took most a day to get to shore... and then did the same thing the next year with a bigger one... while tourists pay tens of thousands and watch with empty hooks.

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