sf wrote:
>
> On Sun, 01 Dec 2013 02:08:51 -0500, jmcquown >
> wrote:
>
> > Saying you guess (GUESS being the operative word)
> > it was a "Southern tradition that migrated North" shows you don't know.
>
> Saying "I guess" means the only time I've read about it was via
> Southern food blogs. You and Gary are the ones who seem to take great
> offense in having regional difference pointed out, so I consider both
> of you quite thin skinned. The South is also known for sweet tea.
> Gonna get mad about that too?

I barely live in the South but yeah...I do take offense at your
constant belittling of the south. You come across as some snooty
California liberal who thinks she is is "all that" and the rest of the
world lives in trailer parks.

Your rant a few months ago about just why the South is so bad had me
LMAO. You blamed every thing wrong in this country on da south. It was
funny and you embarrassed yourself and didn't even realize it.

As far as tea, I drink a few cups of hot green tea each week, just
plain. If I drink ice tea, I like sugar and lemon in it. But I rarely
drink that...it's been several years.

IMO, you need to accept that people are different and different from
you does not mean inferior.

Just my opinion of how you come across with your postings.

G.