| 1. | Joe Grit$ | ||
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A rapper who does not use his own beats, but still makes kick ass raps. GRIT$ means "Get Rich In The $treets". His real name is Joseph Thompson. He raps about many things, including: South Norwalk (SoNo), his discovery, and even about politicians in Norwalk, and in Hartford. Declares himself as a part of Wolfpack, a well known gang in Da Port. Believe it or not, his CD is not available in any store, and since Norwalk Police are incompitent, and cannot make any charges stick, they blamed Joe Grit$ and his lyrics for causing gang fights between Bloods and Crips in Norwalk. It was so important, that even ABC news wrote about it: abcnews.go.com/US/print?id=632755
"Governor Rell won't fail 'till I'm locked in Jail."
"Mayor Knopp won't stop 'till I'm iced in a box, gimme a job so I won't spend my life sellin' these rocks." "You can hear the G in my walk, you can hear the G when I talk, it's not New Haven or Bridgeport, Grit$, tell 'em where you from, South Norwalk." "I'm the realest from Connecticut, Norwalk my fort, all the other real niggaz, they come from Da Port." Joe Grit$ sells rocks in SoNo, but lives in Bridgeport. |
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| 2. | hawk | ||
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A knife or other sharp object, similiar to a hawks beak being sharp Yo he pulled his hawk out
There was gonna be a fight until the hawk was drawn he stabbed him with his hawk Vincent Carbone is never seen without his hawk. |
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| 3. | hillability | ||
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1. Potential for something to be southern.
2. The status of being southern in nature. Joe: That rock band has total hillability.
Bobby: Pass me some of your momma's sweet tea, it has hillability. |
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| 4. | All hat and no cattle | ||
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This is a saying (and I can't for the life of me find the origins) that means that someone is all talk and no action/substance. Someone who dresses nicely but doesn't really have any money. Joe says he makes a lot of money and wants to buy my business, but after checking his credit references I've found that he's all hat and no cattle.
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| 5. | Tennessee | ||
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Tennessee is a place where morals are above all. It's a place where we hold the door open for others and say things like "Yes,Mam" or "Yes Sir" and "No,Mam" or "No Sir". It's a place where we enjoy the simpler things in life but get made fun of for doing so. It's a place where the tea is sweet and grits make for some mighty fine eating! We also exercise our God given right to holler when dealing with know-it-alls who have nothing better to do than call us shoeless hicks and insult us.
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Tennesseans may seem a little different to others but you must realize that we are raised with different morals and our way of life is different than the average city slicker. Tennesseans have very unique accents that set us apart from the average joe. I don't consider being different a bad thing and i'm very proud of my accent. Those who are bad mouthing our state are good examples of what we are not. I have traveled all over the U.S and can honestly say that Tennessee and the rest of the Southern U.S have the most polite and hospitable people in country. Tennessee has some of the most beautuful backcountry, rolling hills, and scenery around. We have country music in Nashville and Blues in Memphis which will be around for a long time to come! Honestly, I can't think of any reason anyone would feel the need to talk bad about or insult Tennessee and it's people other than the fact they themselves are miserable in thier own life and feel the need to spew hate online. The people from othe... |
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| 6. | blueneck | ||
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the opposite of a redneck. someone who thinks we should all think one way. normally those who are northerners or yankees, odd thing is northerners and southerners have mixed so it is not bases on where you live. i myself am a redneck, blue collar, white hat. BlueNecks are Northerners -- the opposite of Rednecks. Because of Redneck jokes, here are some takes on how Southern folks look at Northerners (or how Northerners sometimes think of themselves;) YOU JUST MIGHT BE A BLUENECK
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IF... ...Instead of referring to two or more people as "Y'all," you call them "you guys," even if both of them are women. ...You think barbecue is a verb meaning "to cook outside." ...You think Heinz Ketchup is really SPICY. ...You would never stop to buy something somebody was cooking on the side of the road. (e.g., boiled peanuts, not road kill, Dummy!) ...You don't have any problems pronouncing "Worcestershire sauce" correctly. ...For breakfast, you would prefer potatoes-au-gratin to grits. ...You don't know what a moon pie is. You have probably never watched a moon pie in a microwave. Awesome! ...You've never had an RC Cola. ...You've never, ever eaten okra -- fried, boiled, or pickled. ...You eat fried chicken with a knife and fork. ...You have no idea what a polecat is. ..You don't see anything wrong with putting a sweater on your dog. ...You would rather have your son become a lawyer than grow up to get his own TV fishing show. ...You drink either "Pop" or "Soda"- instead of "Cokes." ...You have never planned your summer vacation around a gun-'n-knife show. .. You have never been hep'd. ...You think more money should go to important scientific research at your university tha... |
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