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Old 08-24-15, 07:07 AM
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Originally Posted by Phil_gretz
You used to find hillbilly culture in regions of southern Appalachia. Less and less so now, with the incursion of roads, strip malls, and television. I'd be surprised if many hillbilly drivers can be found in the Pacific Northwest...
Yep, it can be hard to tell rednecks and hillbillies apart... rednecks can't play the banjo and hillbillies keep it in the family. You've gotta get way too close to determine either characteristic. Better to just treat with caution unless proved otherwise. Of the two hillbillies are probably preferable, they are that way because they don't know any better. Rednecks are rednecks because they get a kick out of being ignorant jerks.
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