Yankee or Dixie ?? test will tell !!

[Silencer]

Here's a test, not sure if it was ever posted here or not.

http://www.angelfire.com/ak2/intelligencerreport/yankee_dixie_quiz.html

I got a 51% just barely dixie 

[cb223]

WOW!! The Mason Dixon line must have been moved north. 8 of my answers came up as Michigan or Great Lakes area.

That makes me 58% Dixie 

[Todd Rahm]

43% Yankee and I always thought Yankee was like two-some but alone. 

[wv_yoter]

65% dixie 

[Carolina Coyote]

78% DIXIE.      AND A REDNECK AT THAT.   

[CCP]

   This is what I got.

97% (Dixie).  Did you have any Confederate ancestors?

It  should have said "You must have been Born in the South by the grace of God." 

[Bob D]

I only got 87% Southerner. That what I get for hanging around Jim and the rest of the Yankees on this forum
Bob

[hemmingway]

61% (Dixie). A definitive Southern score!

[iahntr]

41%  barely Yankee   

[Bopeye]

91% (Dixie).  Is General Lee your father?

Not too bad for a boy that was born and reared in his youth in Nebraska............... :roflmao:

[Todd Rahm]

and reared in his youth in Nebraska

:shck:

[Brad H]

46%....Yankee

Brad

[Frogman]

75% Dixie!  See I told you Bopeye.  wv-yoter and I might not be as Dixie as you, but we are Dixie!!

Jim

[browning204]

50% yankee

[Frogman]

I missed that at first Todd.   :shck:   :roflmao: :roflmao:

Bopeye, spare us  the details!

Jim

[northern coyote]

57% dixie, and from New York to boot!

[msmith]

58% Dixie. Pretty accurate since I am about 15 miles south of the Mason Dixon.

[Bopeye]

and reared in his youth in Nebraska

:shck:

Frog, ya should be more Dixie than me then.........so what gives. A few too many carpetbaggers in the wood pile? 

Todd!!!!!

reared

rear[1,verb] 
   
Main Entry: rear 
Pronunciation: \ˈrir, vt4 & vi2 are also ˈrer\
Function: verb
Etymology: Middle English reren, from Old English rǣran; akin to Old Norse reisa to raise, Old English rīsan to rise
Date: before 12th century
transitive verb
1: to erect by building : construct
2: to raise upright
3 a (1): to breed and raise (an animal) for use or market (2): to bring to maturity or self-sufficiency usually through nurturing care <reared five children> <birds rearing their young> b: to cause (as plants) to grow

There ya go Todd
SO BITE ME my North Canadian friend...........

[Todd Rahm]

North Canadian friend

Whats worse North Canada, or North Mexico?  :roflmao:


  For a minute I thought ya grew up in a Catholic town Bop.

[HaMeR]

It said;

My neck is red


My hair is white


My collar is blue


I'm an American. Nothing more & nothing less!! 


Actually my score was 48% Yankee.