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In reply to the discussion: Dear South bashers: Give up rock and roll [View all]deaniac21
(6,747 posts)142. Ignorance rules everywhere....
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Yeah, that's it. Same area tho... ;) Most of the highways in that part of NC ....
moriah
Feb 2012
#73
Rock birthed from black experience music. I have no name suitable for anyone that deny that. nt
bluestate10
Feb 2012
#60
Your first comment in this thread made no sense and you have somehow managed to make
Number23
Feb 2012
#125
Each post from you seems to average about 100 words. And yet you still say nothing
Number23
Feb 2012
#140
You do realize that is just going to start the Krispy Kreme vs Dunkin Donuts war
renie408
Feb 2012
#5
they meant it to be Krispy Kreme Krullenz but no one knew what crullens were.
stlsaxman
Feb 2012
#44
All you really need to know about the origins of rock 'n' roll is that it started with slavery.
GeorgeGist
Feb 2012
#18
Kripsy Kreme are greasy and covered in sugary goo to cover up the lack of flavor.
Ikonoklast
Feb 2012
#21
The worst event in American history is when Krispy Kreme crossed the Mason-Dixon line.
rug
Feb 2012
#22
eating Klispy Klemes is like listening to Kenny G. or drnking maple surple...
stlsaxman
Feb 2012
#102
sure- you gave us sweet, greasy bread rolls and (now) oil-soaked beaches but NOT Rock-n-Roll...
stlsaxman
Feb 2012
#23
Yes thanks for the slaves ...where blues came from ...which came back as R&R from the UK
L0oniX
Feb 2012
#32
Rock and roll is the natural evolution of the application of electronics and amplification to music
FarCenter
Feb 2012
#33
OK, but Rickenbacker electric guitars were being made in California in the mid '30s.
FarCenter
Feb 2012
#69
Thank you, Sid. Even Elvis said he never understood the furor surrounding his music
Number23
Feb 2012
#111
I agree and so does this author/professor that wrote this book I am reading.
The Midway Rebel
Feb 2012
#118
Keep your second tiers. I will take the great Yankee writers and Poets any day.
bluestate10
Feb 2012
#65
I am not a South basher, but rock & roll and Krispy Kreme are not hard to give up.
ZombieHorde
Feb 2012
#63
I live in the south, and, quite frankly, the reputation it has is deserved
Adenoid_Hynkel
Feb 2012
#74
i'll grant you stevie ray, absolutely... i think the point is, you can't give one region of one
dionysus
Feb 2012
#97
I don't know how you can post flamebait like this without getting it hidden...
TroglodyteScholar
Feb 2012
#84
JAZZ--BLUES--ELVIS--BEATLES--ROCK&ROLL--BLUE GRASS---BANJO. Thank the South for these things.
Honeycombe8
Feb 2012
#101
It is your opinion that one must be greatful for Ms. McEntire and Ms. Lynn.
Dawson Leery
Feb 2012
#112
Now, now. Let's be positive and not focus on the 2 things you don't like in a list of 20.
Honeycombe8
Feb 2012
#117
Agreed. As long as you agree to stop using your computer because it was invented in the north.
limpyhobbler
Feb 2012
#116
Also your favorite books. Faulkner, Eudora Welty, Harper Lee--all Southerners. nt
BlueIris
Feb 2012
#119