say it ain't so.

Is that third grade retort with all the "o"s supposed to scare me? What lessons did you learn across the east coast that you couldn't have learned working the same jobs in the town you were born in? And did you let the culture of the places you lived in really change anything about who you were before you came there?

Heh.. first of all I wasn't trying to present living up and down the east coast as the utmost in travel... Just that you want to paint others as being backwards rednecks isolated from the outside world... When that really describes you better than anyone else here

But yea I did learn a few things about the differences between the places I lived. It's really not worth going into though. But suffice it to say you learn more doing that than staying at your childhood home forever.

And yet you still sound more like white trash than I do. Maybe it really isn't worth going into. Maybe just having a more agile mind is more important. I'll pray for you, pilgrim.

Nah I think when you confront things that remind you of what you don't like about yourself you start preaching to said person as if they were some version of you

/ Dr jwb

Straight up mormon temple

Not Mr. Cavalier!

Also, white trash /= redneck

I don't mind being called white trash

But I am not a southerner

I think you think a lot of your experiences which is why it's perplexing that you've not arrived at any conclusions about yourself that have necessitated you think any differently.

By perplexing I of course mean that it makes you exactly the same as everyone else.

Are you really that bitter about being fat? Just suck in your gut and get over it.