HAPPY BIRTHDAY COIL!

[Melanieshaman]

Coil, aren't you glad all this stemmed from wishing you a happy b-day?

You know, KC has Tippin's pies, so if ya'll are comin' ta Recruits, ya'll can have yer pie and eat it too!  Was that Midwest twangy enough?

Midwest twangy?  Try southern twangy.. i don't know anyone from the area i am from that has a southern accent... maybe once you get down into missouri they do but not Iowa, illinois, etc

Mel

[Topkick]

You can take the girl out of Illinois but you can't take Illinois out of the girl 

[Melanieshaman]

You can take the girl out of Illinois but you can't take Illinois out of the girl 

So true... Oh, by the way, ya think Coil enjoys his B-day thread becoming a Cluster**** of different subjects? LOL

Mel

[dmcgee1]

I don't believe Coil would mind one bit, at all.

[joshuaslater]

We go way back with Andreas.  He's one cool cat. 

[Topkick]

I actually asked him and he thinks it's a hoot.

[Topkick]

So Mel you ex-military? Rare to see a civilian to understand the nuances of how to use the term cluster**** properly in a sentence.

[Petru5]

Midwest twangy?  Try southern twangy.. i don't know anyone from the area i am from that has a southern accent... maybe once you get down into missouri they do but not Iowa, illinois, etc

Mel

Ahh, you are from the Upper Midwest, not the true Midwest.  Missouri is interesting in that the farther south you go, the more Southern it sounds.  So northern Missourians sound more Upper Midwest and southern Missourians sound more like they are from Arkansas and Oklahoma.  Southern Missourians say Missour-uh, while northern say Missour-ee.  All this has something to do with the Mason-Dixon Line, I'm sure.

[Melanieshaman]

Midwest twangy?  Try southern twangy.. i don't know anyone from the area i am from that has a southern accent... maybe once you get down into missouri they do but not Iowa, illinois, etc

Mel

Ahh, you are from the Upper Midwest, not the true Midwest.  Missouri is interesting in that the farther south you go, the more Southern it sounds.  So northern Missourians sound more Upper Midwest and southern Missourians sound more like they are from Arkansas and Oklahoma.  Southern Missourians say Missour-uh, while northern say Missour-ee.  All this has something to do with the Mason-Dixon Line, I'm sure.

ya i would think so and yes northen midwest

Mel