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 Posted: Fri Jul 25, 2008 1:09 pm
MegaTherion777 Dark_Mana MegaTherion777 actually it's around -5 or -6 F. right about what i'm used to during the winter, maybe a slight bit colder xp i walked home from school one day when it was -30F... with just a thin little denim jacket on, too. I don't think it's ever gotten that cold here.
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Posted: Fri Jul 25, 2008 1:46 pm
Gravechylde MegaTherion777 Dark_Mana MegaTherion777 actually it's around -5 or -6 F. right about what i'm used to during the winter, maybe a slight bit colder xp i walked home from school one day when it was -30F... with just a thin little denim jacket on, too. I don't think it's ever gotten that cold here. yeah, cuz you're down south! scream
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Posted: Sat Jul 26, 2008 9:20 am
MegaTherion777 Gravechylde MegaTherion777 Dark_Mana MegaTherion777 actually it's around -5 or -6 F. right about what i'm used to during the winter, maybe a slight bit colder xp i walked home from school one day when it was -30F... with just a thin little denim jacket on, too. I don't think it's ever gotten that cold here. yeah, cuz you're down south! scream Nope, middle.
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Posted: Sat Jul 26, 2008 10:10 am
Gravechylde MegaTherion777 Gravechylde MegaTherion777 Dark_Mana MegaTherion777 actually it's around -5 or -6 F. right about what i'm used to during the winter, maybe a slight bit colder xp i walked home from school one day when it was -30F... with just a thin little denim jacket on, too. I don't think it's ever gotten that cold here. yeah, cuz you're down south! scream Nope, middle. 1) you are below the mason dixon line, as i recall. that's south. 2) as i recall, you're on the eastern seaboard, in america, and you'r not in maine. that means that, no matter what, you're south of me. thus, you are "down south" from my perspective.
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Posted: Sat Jul 26, 2008 10:30 am
MegaTherion777 Gravechylde MegaTherion777 Gravechylde MegaTherion777 i walked home from school one day when it was -30F... with just a thin little denim jacket on, too. I don't think it's ever gotten that cold here. yeah, cuz you're down south! scream Nope, middle. 1) you are below the mason dixon line, as i recall. that's south. 2) as i recall, you're on the eastern seaboard, in america, and you'r not in maine. that means that, no matter what, you're south of me. thus, you are "down south" from my perspective. I don't remember where the line is.
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Posted: Sat Jul 26, 2008 10:45 am
Gravechylde MegaTherion777 Gravechylde MegaTherion777 Gravechylde MegaTherion777 i walked home from school one day when it was -30F... with just a thin little denim jacket on, too. I don't think it's ever gotten that cold here. yeah, cuz you're down south! scream Nope, middle. 1) you are below the mason dixon line, as i recall. that's south. 2) as i recall, you're on the eastern seaboard, in america, and you'r not in maine. that means that, no matter what, you're south of me. thus, you are "down south" from my perspective. I don't remember where the line is. it's basically the northern and eastern border of maryland, separating pennsylvania and delaware (north) from west virginia, maryland, virginia, etc (south)
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Posted: Sat Jul 26, 2008 10:51 am
MegaTherion777 Gravechylde MegaTherion777 Gravechylde MegaTherion777 yeah, cuz you're down south! scream Nope, middle. 1) you are below the mason dixon line, as i recall. that's south. 2) as i recall, you're on the eastern seaboard, in america, and you'r not in maine. that means that, no matter what, you're south of me. thus, you are "down south" from my perspective. I don't remember where the line is. it's basically the northern and eastern border of maryland, separating pennsylvania and delaware (north) from west virginia, maryland, virginia, etc (south) Yeah, I'm under that.
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Posted: Sat Jul 26, 2008 10:53 am
Gravechylde MegaTherion777 Gravechylde MegaTherion777 Gravechylde MegaTherion777 yeah, cuz you're down south! scream Nope, middle. 1) you are below the mason dixon line, as i recall. that's south. 2) as i recall, you're on the eastern seaboard, in america, and you'r not in maine. that means that, no matter what, you're south of me. thus, you are "down south" from my perspective. I don't remember where the line is. it's basically the northern and eastern border of maryland, separating pennsylvania and delaware (north) from west virginia, maryland, virginia, etc (south) Yeah, I'm under that. thus, you're a southerner, and automatically love iced tea, grits, and bluegrass talk2hand
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Posted: Sat Jul 26, 2008 10:56 am
MegaTherion777 Gravechylde MegaTherion777 Gravechylde MegaTherion777 1) you are below the mason dixon line, as i recall. that's south. 2) as i recall, you're on the eastern seaboard, in america, and you'r not in maine. that means that, no matter what, you're south of me. thus, you are "down south" from my perspective. I don't remember where the line is. it's basically the northern and eastern border of maryland, separating pennsylvania and delaware (north) from west virginia, maryland, virginia, etc (south) Yeah, I'm under that. thus, you're a southerner, and automatically love iced tea, grits, and bluegrass talk2hand 1/3 correct
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Posted: Sat Jul 26, 2008 10:58 am
MegaTherion777 Gravechylde MegaTherion777 Gravechylde MegaTherion777 1) you are below the mason dixon line, as i recall. that's south. 2) as i recall, you're on the eastern seaboard, in america, and you'r not in maine. that means that, no matter what, you're south of me. thus, you are "down south" from my perspective. I don't remember where the line is. it's basically the northern and eastern border of maryland, separating pennsylvania and delaware (north) from west virginia, maryland, virginia, etc (south) Yeah, I'm under that. thus, you're a southerner, and automatically love iced tea, grits, and bluegrass talk2hand and if you go a bit to the west and south little you will see borwn people lying under cactus covering themselves with a poncho and a sombrero lol@stereotypes
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Posted: Sat Jul 26, 2008 11:01 am
Gravechylde MegaTherion777 Gravechylde MegaTherion777 Gravechylde MegaTherion777 1) you are below the mason dixon line, as i recall. that's south. 2) as i recall, you're on the eastern seaboard, in america, and you'r not in maine. that means that, no matter what, you're south of me. thus, you are "down south" from my perspective. I don't remember where the line is. it's basically the northern and eastern border of maryland, separating pennsylvania and delaware (north) from west virginia, maryland, virginia, etc (south) Yeah, I'm under that. thus, you're a southerner, and automatically love iced tea, grits, and bluegrass talk2hand 1/3 correct damn i'm good lol howbout a drawl no one but other southerners can understand? rofl
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Posted: Sat Jul 26, 2008 11:01 am
Divinus Cruor MegaTherion777 Gravechylde MegaTherion777 Gravechylde MegaTherion777 1) you are below the mason dixon line, as i recall. that's south. 2) as i recall, you're on the eastern seaboard, in america, and you'r not in maine. that means that, no matter what, you're south of me. thus, you are "down south" from my perspective. I don't remember where the line is. it's basically the northern and eastern border of maryland, separating pennsylvania and delaware (north) from west virginia, maryland, virginia, etc (south) Yeah, I'm under that. thus, you're a southerner, and automatically love iced tea, grits, and bluegrass talk2hand and if you go a bit to the west and south little you will see borwn people lying under cactus covering themselves with a poncho and a sombrero lol@stereotypes yae iM lYk ttaly drnk rite nao. dramallama
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Posted: Sat Jul 26, 2008 11:02 am
Divinus Cruor MegaTherion777 Gravechylde MegaTherion777 Gravechylde MegaTherion777 1) you are below the mason dixon line, as i recall. that's south. 2) as i recall, you're on the eastern seaboard, in america, and you'r not in maine. that means that, no matter what, you're south of me. thus, you are "down south" from my perspective. I don't remember where the line is. it's basically the northern and eastern border of maryland, separating pennsylvania and delaware (north) from west virginia, maryland, virginia, etc (south) Yeah, I'm under that. thus, you're a southerner, and automatically love iced tea, grits, and bluegrass talk2hand and if you go a bit to the west and south little you will see borwn people lying under cactus covering themselves with a poncho and a sombrero lol@stereotypes i really , really , REALLY dislike that stereotype scream
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Posted: Sat Jul 26, 2008 11:03 am
MegaTherion777 Gravechylde MegaTherion777 Gravechylde MegaTherion777 it's basically the northern and eastern border of maryland, separating pennsylvania and delaware (north) from west virginia, maryland, virginia, etc (south) Yeah, I'm under that. thus, you're a southerner, and automatically love iced tea, grits, and bluegrass talk2hand 1/3 correct damn i'm good lol howbout a drawl no one but other southerners can understand? rofl
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Posted: Sat Jul 26, 2008 11:05 am
Gravechylde MegaTherion777 Gravechylde MegaTherion777 Gravechylde MegaTherion777 it's basically the northern and eastern border of maryland, separating pennsylvania and delaware (north) from west virginia, maryland, virginia, etc (south) Yeah, I'm under that. thus, you're a southerner, and automatically love iced tea, grits, and bluegrass talk2hand 1/3 correct damn i'm good lol howbout a drawl no one but other southerners can understand? rofl accent. yankees have a twang, southerners have a drawl. it basically means you talk like jeff foxworthy or larry the cable guy, depending on how intelligible you are
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