Kentucky is a hard one to call a fellow "Yankee" state for us "Michiganders!
Well, you couldn't call them Southerners either. While they started out trying to be neutral, they did end up on the Union side, so they are Yankees.
Kentucky is a hard one to call a fellow "Yankee" state for us "Michiganders!
Lol, tell that to my Mama!Well, you couldn't call them Southerners either. While they started out trying to be neutral, they did end up on the Union side, so they are Yankees.
Lol, tell that to my Mama!
I do find it amusing that I see more Stars and Bars flags in Indiana and Illinois than I see in Fl.
Southeast Fl is New York/New Jersey south. Really, anything south of Jacksonville is on both the East and West coast.Well, it may seem odd but Florida just is not The South. Somehow a lot of folks think that The South is reserved for the states north of Florida but south of Kentucky (pronounced Kintucky). Kind of like how Texas is not in The South in the eyes of many - Texas has its own thing going it seems. To me the South runs from Arkansas and Louisiana east to the Atlantic. So Mississippi, Alabama, Tennessee (pronounced Tinessee), Georgia (Joe-Jahhh), South Carolina, North Carolina, and into Virginia.
Yes we do. Texas is the only state that was a republic before becoming a state. As a result, the Lone Star flag can be flown at the same level as the Stars & Stripes. During the Civil War, Texas did join the Confederacy, but it’s not considered part of the South.Texas has its own thing going it seems.
Vermont was actually an independent republic from the American Revolution till 1791. And San Francisco & the Sonoma region were the California Republic for about 3 weeks in 1846. And of course Hawaii was a kingdom prior to the sugar and pineapple crowd moving in.Yes we do. Texas is the only state that was a republic before becoming a state. As a result, the Lone Star flag can be flown at the same level as the Stars & Stripes. During the Civil War, Texas did join the Confederacy, but it’s not considered part of the South.
Southeast Fl is New York/New Jersey south. Really, anything south of Jacksonville is on both the East and West coast.
The Panhandle is the South. Not that it matters much to me, as I'm Southern a long way back (and was born in MS). Even my ancestor who Signed the DoI was Southern.
Brother Cappy, you should waste more time here!A Yankee is from the States if you are from abroad.
If you are from the States a Yankee is from the north.
If you are from the north a Yankee is from New England.
If you are from New England a Yankee is from Vermont.
If you are from Vermont a Yankee is from the Northeast Kingdom (northern most part of Vermont) who will tell you: "Each year we get nine months of winter and three months of mighty poor sledding."
Southeast Fl is New York/New Jersey south. Really, anything south of Jacksonville is on both the East and West coast.
I believe I already covered that.Anybody know the difference between a Yankee and a damn Yankee? I learned what it was after I moved to Mississippi from Vermont 8 years ago. (Hint: I only switched from one to the other after a few years here).
You made me go look up perjorative. Even Mr. Apple’s spell checker didn’t know it.
Yankee isn’t Perjorative. But Damn Yankee is.
Do you know the difference?
A Yankee is someone from up north that goes back home when their visit is over. A Damn Yankee stays.
Anybody know the difference between a Yankee and a damn Yankee? I learned what it was after I moved to Mississippi from Vermont 8 years ago. (Hint: I only switched from one to the other after a few years here).
A Yankee is from the States if you are from abroad.
If you are from the States a Yankee is from the north.
If you are from the north a Yankee is from New England.
If you are from New England a Yankee is from Vermont.
If you are from Vermont a Yankee is from the Northeast Kingdom (northern most part of Vermont) who will tell you: "Each year we get nine months of winter and three months of mighty poor sledding."
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I live in Jacksonville; can confirm this is mostly true. I'd say if you drew a line from St. Augustine across the state, anything north of that is the South. Also, I was born and raised in New Hampshire and Cap's comments are spot on. I'm one of those Damn Yankees your Mama warned you about!