Ok, we were just sitting in a restaurant eating lunch when a truck (double cab) pulls up and out jumps 4 men, all of them wearing flannel shirts and camo hats. In the back of the truck, held in by a piece of wood acting as a tailgate were suitcases and trash bags with clothes in them. So I am thinking they might be rednecks...:)
What sayings have you heard about this, or what have you seen done by a person that made you think - they might be a redneck???


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When we cam to the end, we found that we had been driving down a twenty minute DRIVEWAY! An old man and a dog were outside & the old man had a shotgun leaning up against the side of his house.
When he came out to meet us, we apologized for winding up in his driveway and asked how to get back to Route 11 and/or Nicholson. He told us that it was "just up the road," and to turn around on his "lawn" (a heap of dead, grass and dust) and drive back up to the main road. From there, he said it was "just up a little piece."
An HOUR later, we wound up hitting Route 11 in Hop Bottom, and were confused about which way to turn. We made a left and kept going until we reached the NY border in Great Bend- a SURE sign that we had gone the wrong way!
Anyway, we turned around to drive back & got hungry. We stopped at some old diner (Jake's maybe?) on the way back, across from a thrift store called "The Persnickety Cat." The lady inside kept telling us about how she "reckoned" the seasons would turn out, according to her farmer's almanac.
The TV at the diner was playing Channel 69 News for Wyoming/Lackawanna Counties. The two "BIGGEST STORIES" were the fishing forcast and the man who died when his car skidded into a wandering moose on the night before, which had seen a dip in temperature and some small, unseasonable patches of ice and fog.
Now THAT was "redneck country!"
Never-the-less, I would LOVE to go back!
I used to do this:)