Counter Editorials and Opinions on Current Events and Attitudes


    Volume II, Issue I                                                                                            March 2001


Speaking Southern Additions to Your Southern Glossary

"J'voat?" This is southern for "Did you vote?"-a question heard often around the south on the first Tuesday after the first Monday of November. Usage as follows:
Billy-Bob:"J'voat t'day?"
Bubba:"Nawh. Ah'spect (southern for I suspect) Ah'll voat after wurk. Who'd j'voat fer?"
Billy-Bob:"Aint sher. Ah'spect mah' ballot wuz pregnant. What 'bout that thar Nader feller. I hear'd he was a Bole-she-veeck."
Bubba:"Nawh. Hear'd tell he wuz a communist."
Billy-Bob:" Yea-lot of them thar voat'n folks iz show'nuf ig'nurt" (southern for very ignorant).
Bubba:"I hear'd dat."

Real American Heroes: "The Storming Yuppies Of 2000"

I see you Florida Yuppies of 2000-dressed in your pink 'Tommy' shirts, your khaki pants, and your brown docksides. You risked it all to storm Florida's Dade County, Canvassing Board Headquarter-a symbol of tyranny and repression, surpassed only by KGB Headquarters in Berlin. Your action placed the fear of mob violence into the minds of canvassing commissioners and caused them to shut down the recount process in that county. According to Gore camp attorneys and the New York Times, it was fear of mob violence-not the impossible deadline-that forced the commissioners to close up shop and go home to eat turkey. Yes, "Storming Yuppies," your terrorist style activity in Dade County, Florida on November 22, 2000 will go down in history. Along with the Storming of the Bastille in July 1789 and the Bolshevik Seizure of the Winter Palace in October 1917, your action is another milestone in the history of mankind.

So "Storming Yuppies of 2000", you prove ounce again that an angry bunch of conservatives are mightier than 5000 pregnant ballots!

Quotable Quotes

" Those who cast the votes decide nothing. Those who count the votes decide everything."
                                                    
Joseph Stalin

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