12 Jun
hey ya’ll, watch this.
The subject of this post is probably one of my favorite lines. For the readers that don’t know my background, I have lived in Georgia all 28 years of my life. I have had many opportunities to experience redneck culture in more ways than I can share in this post. My grandmother watched wrestling and carried a shotgun because she could; my first car didn’t have reverse or a heater but it had a CB radio; my Dad could fix anything with wheels, drink beer and kick your ass all at the same time.
Yesterday Danny and I took a trip to the auto parts store to pick up some car parts and beef jerky. With the 5pm hour arriving (dinner time for Danny) I decided to go to the closest auto parts store instead of my regular store that is further away. We arrived to find that they had a large trailer with Grave Digger (the big monster truck) on display. The truck was attached inside a large enclosed trailer, and at closer glance was merely only half a truck. Nevertheless Danny enjoyed it, while I proceeded to stab my eardrums out after hearing Bad to The Bone replay 15 times.
Check out the pictures and the video below. I love how he dances to the beat of Bad to the Bone.
Please feel free to share any redneck experiences that you might have had in the comments.
Posted by Leigh Anne on 06/12/08 at 23:26
Redneck experiences? Please read my last two posts for the real redneck deal. And please don’t be fooled… we are so redneck and PROUD of it.
Posted by Leigh Anne on 06/12/08 at 23:26
p.s. I heart Grave Digger forever. And how is Uncle Jack?
Posted by Nana on 06/13/08 at 10:57
Danny steers the wheel and shifts gears to the music. Great video. Redneck being sleeping in a tent in your front yard and building your own dry ice bombs. How about potato launchers???? Seeing who can swat the most flies in the swing under the carport??