Bunch Of Bigots. No one Recognizing Today?

[Saniflush]

The Alabama and Texas regiments were the sole reason the rebs were even in that fight as long as they were. The union officers said they fought like crazed men. Take notes here.

Yea. 
Suck it Trebek!

[GH2001]

You're just fucking baiting at this point, right?

Take a look at Epperson's "The Unseen Hand". It gives quoted from one of MLK's most trusted friends. Reverend Uriah J. Fields, the clergyman who was King's secretary during the early stages of the bus boycott that made King famous, wrote this about those associated with him:  "King helps to advance communism.  He is surrounded with Communists.  This is the major reason I severed my relationship with him during the Fifties.  He is soft on communism."

Its also worth to take a look at Jackie Kennedy's opinions of him. It paints a different view than the propaganda spoonfed to the public by the media since its inconvenient to do so.

[Tarheel]

The Alabama and Texas regiments were the sole reason the rebs were even in that fight as long as they were. The union officers said they fought like crazed men. Take notes here.

Whatever, Yellowhammer; the fact that my native state engaged in the War in the first place is the sole reason that kept the Confederacy in the fight for as long as it was; native Tarheels provided more men and more material to the cause than any other state in the Confederacy among other things.

So there.

[AU_Tiger_2000]

Whatever, Yellowhammer; the fact that my native state engaged in the War in the first place is the sole reason that kept the Confederacy in the fight for as long as it was; native Tarheels provided more men and more material to the cause than any other state in the Confederacy among other things.

So there.

Oh yeah!  Well my dead racist ancestors can beat up your dead racist ancestors!

[Saniflush]

Oh yeah!  Well my dead racist ancestors can beat up your dead racist ancestors!

I don't know?  His were more racist cause they did more.

[Tarheel]

I don't know?  His were more racist cause they did more.

My ancestors may well have been racist, I don't know, but I do know that they did not own anybody.

[GH2001]

Whatever, Yellowhammer; the fact that my native state engaged in the War in the first place is the sole reason that kept the Confederacy in the fight for as long as it was; native Tarheels provided more men and more material to the cause than any other state in the Confederacy among other things.

So there.

Weren't they Duke alum? 

[Snaggletiger]

Weren't they Duke alum? 

Oh pop, crackle, SNAP

[Saniflush]

My ancestors may well have been racist, I don't know, but I do know that they did not own anybody.

Mine didn't either...It was more of rental plan.

[GH2001]

Mine didn't either...It was more of rental plan.

Sani has a way of delivering a double to the gap when the bases are loaded. Well played sir.

[Snaggletiger]

Sani has a way of delivering a double to the gap when the bases are loaded. Well played sir.

Plus, it was a hard slider just off the plate.  His bat control is amazing.

[GH2001]

Plus, it was a hard slider just off the plate.  His bat control is amazing.

That's what she said.

[Saniflush]

Plus, it was a hard slider just off the plate.  His bat control is amazing.

[AUJarhead]

Would this be a bad time to add that I had relatives in the 1st Alabama Calvary, United States Army?

[Tarheel]

Would this be a bad time to add that I had relatives in the 1st Alabama Calvary, United States Army?

That would be as bad as me adding that I had ancestors who were officers in the 20th Maine Volunteer Infantry Regiment who helped hold the end of the line at Little Round Top at the Battle of Gettysburg; as I recall charging and disbursing a bunch of Yellowhammers with fixed bayonets (after they ran out of ammunition) thus ending the attack on the Federal extreme left flank.

[Tarheel]

Weren't they Duke alum? 

Such ugliness.  And here I thought we were friends.

[GH2001]

 

That would be as bad as me adding that I had ancestors who were officers in the 20th Maine Volunteer Infantry Regiment who helped hold the end of the line at Little Round Top at the Battle of Gettysburg; as I recall charging and disbursing a bunch of Yellowhammers with fixed bayonets (after they ran out of ammunition) thus ending the attack on the Federal extreme left flank.

Chamberlain I do not dislike. He was a decent officer.

[AUJarhead]

That would be as bad as me adding that I had ancestors who were officers in the 20th Maine Volunteer Infantry Regiment who helped hold the end of the line at Little Round Top at the Battle of Gettysburg; as I recall charging and disbursing a bunch of Yellowhammers with fixed bayonets (after they ran out of ammunition) thus ending the attack on the Federal extreme left flank.

Pretty sure that makes you a damnyankee.  Although I could be wrong.

[AUTiger1]

Pretty sure that makes you a damnyankee.  Although I could be wrong.

That is what I took from it.

[dallaswareagle]

That would be as bad as me adding that I had ancestors who were officers in the 20th Maine Volunteer Infantry Regiment who helped hold the end of the line at Little Round Top at the Battle of Gettysburg; as I recall charging and disbursing a bunch of Yellowhammers with fixed bayonets (after they ran out of ammunition) thus ending the attack on the Federal extreme left flank.

Pretty sure that makes you a damnyankee.  Although I could be wrong.

I didn't know he could sing?