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  1. 01-18-2009, 8:15 PM #1
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    You know you're a Redneck when...

    You drive your trailer under your overhang and decide it would be nice if it was a built in! This is in a small town in Mass. Must be chilly with those thin walls.

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  3. 01-18-2009, 9:27 PM #2
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    Looks like a few I have seen in Michigan, the only difference is they park the trailer add the overhang and live in it for years. I was surprised the first time I saw the structures but I am no longer surprised because I have seen so many. I will admit I haven't seen any exactly like the one you posted.
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    Yup, someone is living the goooood life
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    One that come to mind......

    You know you're a redneck when.....

    your wife has a beer belly and you think it's attractive.
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    That is the home of an "Uptown" redneck!
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    And everyone thinks that rednecks are only south of the Mason-Dixon line!
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    Quote Originally Posted by Kevin Arceneaux View Post
    And everyone thinks that rednecks are only south of the Mason-Dixon line!
    Oh no Kevin........rednecks are everywhere....it's just that in some places they have accents...
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    Hey Ken.......





    I resemble that remark.
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    It would fit in well in this development

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    We used to have a deer camp that was a trailer with a couple of additions... then we had a nice big fire (intentional) and built a bit more conventional structure.
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    I want the pool front condo.
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    Reminds me of my next door neighbors in Northern Calif.
    They had a 30' trailer with their home built off of it.
    You almost couldn't see the trailer anymore.
    Frank and Margie were, get this... from Boston, Mass!
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    HOLY COW!!!!!!! I'VE never seen one of those!
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    Craig,

    I hope you don't mind my hijacking this thread to bring a little life back into it. This is a funny little video with some great banjo music. I do not know who actually made this video, but my hat is off to them. Very creative and the musical timing is right on target.

    http://www.dailyhaha.com/_vids/dueling_banjos.htm
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    Looks like the Florida room on a lot of trailers I saw in Marathon Key, Florida. You just park a trailer and start building rooms on it.
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