South? well, OK

[Fredvon4]

But that is a LOT of teritory to cover

[SnakeFarm]

South is a big term when applied to the US. Do we mean THIS south...



or THIS one?


Sothern states prior to the War of Northern Agression.

[lhoboy]

Both of these maps have the line drawn too far south on the east coast. Please note the location of the Mason-Dixon line which is the political dividing line between the north and the south:

[lhoboy]

BTW,
Even during the civil war, Texas was considered part of the Southwest, not the South. In fact, it wasn't until the Lyndon Johnson presidency that any respectable Texan would admit they were part of the U.S. But you already knew that Snakefarm.

[Fredvon4]

We are part of the US?

Damn! My R.O.T. brothers are gonna be pissed

[Carnut]

I guess that south Florida is "South" as far as region. Well hang my chad!

[lhoboy]

Originally Posted by Carnut

I guess that south Florida is "South" as far as region. Well hang my chad!

But then.... maybe it's East Coast....;)

[arthur634]

Well I guess SOUTH Carolina is in the south since south is in the name...born, bred, got papers, love those grits and country cured ham

[spdickey]

Originally Posted by lhoboy

In fact, it wasn't until the Lyndon Johnson presidency that any respectable Texan would admit they were part of the U.S.

I thought Texas is still a "Whole Other Country"



Then again California has been reconquista to Mexico in the past decade. Should we still be in the West out here?

[pokeyrider]

Originally Posted by SnakeFarm

South is a big term when applied to the US. Do we mean THIS south...



or THIS one?


Sothern states prior to the War of Northern Agression.

http://www.nps.gov/archive/gett/gett...ic/cwsong4.htm