BillyDeath

The Eurpean cities Berlin, Hamburg, Transylvania, London, Newcastle, and a couple of cities in Norway; the birth place of Black Metal.

I said this on my 'southern rock' and I'll say it here: I am not against the south nor all the people, just the bigotry some people have towards those who happen to be north of the mason dixie line and how they lump us together.

I didn't mean that everyone down was like this. Fortunately their are cutting edge goths and metal heads. It mostly comes from the old timers. The hard core goths and metal heads don't like the southern closeminded mentality. I am not against the south, just mason dixie line thing and calling us yankees or damn yankees and lumping us together.

I agree. No matter where you go theirs always some trouble someone's gotta stir up.

They think that just because they were born or lived below the mason dixie line that they are rebels. Rebel is an action not a location, but they believe they automatically qualify and don't have to do the foot work. They are also big into line dancing to make a statement.

AGAIN...I have nothing against the south, southern rock, or rockabilly. I am against the people who are against people from the north and believe that southern rock is the only music thats okey. The ones who bash the other people and their forms of music.

ya but they are the ones to want to limit music to that genre. Plus Molly Hatchet is not Goth or Black Metal.

Good. Some of the rednecks down here are calling me a yankee or a damn yankee. Check out my video off of "your creations'.

But still, some of the locals in Jacksonville, the rebel wannabees, think that this is the only music that is okey.

Do you know this band? Log in and comment on their.

The civil war was 1830, almost 179 years ago....

Hey guys, Iknow its been a long time. I have some of you on myspace. I heard that some of you have been also experiancing some spaming, especially here and myspace. I would never do such a thing myself and I am sick of it too. If you have read any of my recent posts you can all see some of the stereotypes I've been dealing with down here. I've also met quite a few good people just as well, just to give it credit just as well. I still miss some of you, City Club, and a little of Detroit too.

The locals in the south also believe music should be limited to this: Are any of you familiar with this band? They think he's the best.

It's also a territorial thing to.

That's because I moved three years ago, but I used to go to City Club.

Some people down here believe only the fact that they were born and raised in the outh, below the mason dixie line, is the only thing they need to qualify them to be rebels. They consider anyone who is from up north a yankee and anyone who moves down here a danm yankee. I find this childish and very steriotypical. What is very offensive is the context they use in the term "yankee". like for instance:"these damn yankees are dumg"or "these damn yankees do this or that...." This kind of behavior is among large minority from were I'm from. This type of mentality has quite scatter of peole in parts of Jacksonville and the small towns around it. In the past the K.K.K was affiliated with this belief. I'm not saying that everyone who waves the confederate flag is clan member or rasist, but it is predjudice and disgusting.The Civil War was way back in the 1840's, so the mason dixie line doesn't exist. This is not to knock everyone who lives down south nor people who happen to be born to what used to be below the mason dixie line and still remains their. This note is about the southern pride mentality. It sure isn't a part of my heritage. So I find this southern pride thing pathetic and offensive. Back in the day it was very crucial and a lot of the K.K.K beliefs derive from this. Right now it isn't as crucial but very offensive and provides nothing intelligence. Most of this predjiduce is against people up north. Unfortunately I heard it go on at a couple of A.A. meetings. To me most of these people use it to cope with theit identity issues.It's not so much that I find it offensive but more of something irrevalent that is being shoved down my throught. Most of these who follow this belief are considered rednecks, hicks, or honkies. Like I said, it is an identity thing. Most of these people are uneducated; blue collered workers; and mostly low class.

The other post was a mistake. http://s148.photobucket.com/albums/s25/Dar...nt=0ae7e0c4.pbr

to specify the depths. What is Pollyanna about?

go see the Holloween movie

has a birthday on June 13

likes People to believe that he is scace ghost or a rockstar.

I dunno. Who hates Bush?

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