Dixieland Delight

#5
#5
We ruined it for them.

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It took one loss for the Al-Bamrs to actually comprehend the lyrics of a song they have been playing for decades.

One loss...and they treat it like it has been 15 in a row.

Thank God for the blessing of General Robert R. Neyland, who left us a tradition, a culture, and a way of seeing the game allowing a fan to endure the bad time rather than collapse into a fit of emotional distress.

When they aren't serving you fries or cleaning your toilets, this is literally all the Gump has in their life of squalor in that West Alabama shithole. When they lose, the value of everything else present is meaningless.
 
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dono said:
Read up on East Tennessee history 1796-1860.
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I’ve studied it and I live it. Born and bred in East Tennessee. Live where Thomas Walker and Daniel Boone forged the trail westward and the where the Battle for Cudjo Cave, overlooking the Gap of the Cumberlands, changed hands several times. I live in a county where slave stone fences still exist, and where land was set aside for escaped slaves so that they would become free and become freeholders of land. But most of all, I know where the Mason-Dixon Line is located.
 
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Dr H Lecter said:
I’ve studied it and I live it. Born and bred in East Tennessee. Live where Thomas Walker and Daniel Boone forged the trail westward and the where the Battle for Cudjo Cave, overlooking the Gap of the Cumberlands, changed hands several times. I live in a county where slave stone fences still exist, and where land was set aside for escaped slaves so that they would become free and become freeholders of land. But most of all, I know where the Mason-Dixon Line is located.
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Then you will know that every county in East Tennessee, except Sullivan, voted against joining the Confederacy. So, Middle and East Tennessee may stake their claim to Dixie, but not East. And drawing a line on a map is weak as water, unlike the corn from a jar. And I assume you know of Parson Brownlow. He is buried in Knoxville where he spent some time in jail because he had no truck with dear old Dixie.
 
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Alabama needs to get its own car shenanigans song as Dixieland Delight is about car shenanigans in Tennessee! It was cultural misappropriation that it was used by the Bammers to begin with and I guess the Vols reclaimed it in one night.
 
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