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(08-31-2016, 08:54 PM)WychesWarrior Wrote: Lulz.....sure thing champ.  Well , I call them Native Americans....or by their tribe name.  You see....there's some of us ol hillbillies that intermingled with Natives to avoid incest.  My great grandmother was 3/4 Cherokee.  My favorite NCAAF team is the Seminoles.

I have no idea....since I am from several miles further south....but I'd wager Indian Hills was named before the days of PC. I know the subdivision in my hometown by that name was developed in the late 50s/early 60s.

Most of the tribes prefer tribal names, but they are actually split on whether they prefer Native Americans or American Indians, it's a very interesting topic, really. All depends on who you talk to.

(09-01-2016, 11:38 AM)hollodero Wrote: First off, we have greater music tradition, no one here knows the Trapp family, no one here cares about the Trapp family and I have a hard time catching the references. What's up with Americans and the Trapp family? You're under some kind of peculiar spell?

I have a feeling it is because they ended up in the US and so the American public is infatuated with them. Possibly because it somehow validates the feelings of American exceptionalism some people tend to harbor because they remained here rather than returning after the war.

(09-01-2016, 12:58 PM)hollodero Wrote: See, that is SWITZERLAND. The land in the Alps that is small, always neutral, claims to bear no blame for the Nazi era, hates foreigners, makes money with business, tourism and shady money transfers, where the right wing is on the rise, the people are petty and small-minded... you see.

Whereas I'm from AUSTRIA. The land in the Alps that is small, always neutral, claims to bear no blame for the Nazi era, hates fo... --- ah ****.

I was about to say, didn't you all have an election recently where a member of a party founded by former Nazis almost gained some power? Isn't their a re-election coming up for that on 02 Oct?