[stylist] Romance and Appeal of faraway Places

[EvaMarie Sanchez]

Yeah I think Bumpkin is the term you were looking for. It puts one in mind
of Jethro Clampet. He was definately a Bumkin. I do not remember where that
term actually came from but I think it had something to do with someone who
was so dumb they musta been found in the pumpkin patch. Something like that
anyways.
Eve

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On Tue, Jul 21, 2015 at 8:35 PM, Semirhage via stylist <stylist at nfbnet.org>
wrote:

> Witch burnings still happen where? *blinks* That's a new one for me. Will
> have to share that on some lists I'm on once I get the scoop from you, Eve.
> My friend saw on the news that someone apparently recently died of Black
> Plague...so yeah. We thought that was long over too. Something to wow us at
> least once a week, right?
>
> Definitely there are crazy stupid people everywhere. Just the ones I
> referred to, rednecks, didn't mean to offend, bumpkins, perhaps we can call
> them, are the ones I've seen actually approach us to start and share their
> ignorance. It just never occurs to me to start with someone. If  they're
> wearing something I find strange, I don't need to comment to them about it.
> LOL. We are into our costumes and accessories and we do get loads of
> compliments which is always fun, but I suppose it does open us to ridicule
> from the above sorts I mentioned. I guess they seem to be more of those of
> the mind set to bee judgmental and then want to come start with you about
> it for some reason that is beyond me. And I'm not saying they all would, as
> like I said I've had lots of country type friends who are great. Just never
> had a guy in a business suit or a tech gnerd come up to me and ask what my
> coat is for. LOL. I've seen guys in suits and gnerds be sometimes dumb with
> no common sense, but they don't start with me so yeah. Hope I explained the
> difference there.
> Sem
> I'm friends with the monster that's under my bed.
> I get along with the voices inside of my head.
>
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