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that guy

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Hello my name is Dwayne(that guy) and I'm from mississppi (shoutouts to any fellow natives). I just found this site the other day and was really interested in what a lot of members had to say on a variety of topics.

My intentions on this site is to find someone not just to date (more or less) but to find quality discussions. I'm not one for bullshit and all I'm asking for is someone of the same designation. Cheers:smt030
 
welcome :D, its what brought me here too a few months ago, the topics, the people etc, lots of cool people on here
 
Welcome aboard, partner. And do not worry, I'm from Louisiana and there are a few Texans and Floridians here, so we're all part of the south. Sadly for you, you're in backwards Mississippi.
 
BigBrotherWise said:
Welcome aboard, partner. And do not worry, I'm from Louisiana and there are a few Texans and Floridians here, so we're all part of the south. Sadly for you, you're in backwards Mississippi.
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Yes mississippi is as backwards as a dyslexic paragraph, but its home (just not for the rest of my life). Things are much too slow here.:(
 
hey dwayne. i was just teaching my kids how to spell mississippi the other day. welcome to the site :smt023
 
Tarshi said:
hey dwayne. i was just teaching my kids how to spell mississippi the other day. welcome to the site :smt023
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I must admit, living in mississippi as a freethinking, Voltaire-quoting blackman can be a day to day headache:x but spelling my home state is kinda fun. Its much easier to use a pattern: M-iss-iss-ipp-and last but not least i. That was always an easy way to get kids to spell it.

Massachusetts residents have to just play by ear, sorry to go all scholary but both my parents were teachers so this stuff is just second nature.
 
that guy said:
I must admit, living in mississippi as a freethinking, Voltaire-quoting blackman can be a day to day headache:x but spelling my home state is kinda fun. Its much easier to use a pattern: M-iss-iss-ipp-and last but not least i. That was always an easy way to get kids to spell it.

Massachusetts residents have to just play by ear, sorry to go all scholary but both my parents were teachers so this stuff is just second nature.
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appreciate the advice, thank you :D
 
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