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/dixie/ Southern US & Friends
Ethan Reyes
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Tyler King
agrarianism
Grayson Cruz
IngunQTs
Thomas Jenkins
Good bost
Evan Peterson
blessed post
Caleb Bell
nice new thread, time to repost the same images again
William Martinez
bless
Levi Gomez
...
Luis Ross
based
Gabriel Cox
to be fair everyone was getting fed the fuck up with the Sophist by then.
Jordan Wood
>Sophism
miss me with that gay shit
Michael Nguyen
if I ever find a Native girl I'm racemixing with her
Jaxson Ortiz
>Sophism
the art of being a disagreeable prick.
Easton Sanders
>TIMEO
what did he mean by this
Dylan Ward
>>TIMEO??
>what did he mean by this
what did he mean what did I mean by this
Ryan Ramirez
on the book it says timeo
what does that mean and why is the artist trying to imply that the greeks used the latin script
Zachary Reed
GM buds
David Nelson
is the the legendary portuguese empirebuilding?
Daniel Barnes
I have no clue. there are so many idiots in academia. Let me know if you ever track them down and get the info out of them.
Jaxon Hall
en.wikipedia.org
>When the Portuguese explorers arrived in Brazil in the 16th century, the Tupi were the first Amerindian group to have contact with them. Soon, a process of miscegenation between Portuguese settlers and indigenous women started. The Portuguese colonists rarely brought women, making the Indian women the "breeding matrix of the Brazilian people".[3] When the first Europeans arrived, the phenomenon of "cunhadismo" (from Portuguese cunhado, "brother in law") began to spread by the colony. Cunhadismo was an old Indian tradition of incorporating strangers to their community. The Indians offered the Portuguese an Indian girl as wife. Once he agreed, he formed a bond of kinship with all the Indians of the tribe. Polygyny, a common practice among South American Indians, was quickly adopted by European settlers. This way, a single European man could have dozens of Indian wives (temericós).[3]
>Cunhadismo was used as recruitment of labour. The Portuguese could have many temericós and thus a huge number of Indian relatives who were induced to work for him, especially to cut pau-brasil and take it to the ships on the coast. In the process, a large mixed-race (mameluco) population was formed, which in fact occupied Brazil. Without the practice of cunhadismo, the Portuguese colonization was impractical. The number of Portuguese men in Brazil was very small and Portuguese women were even fewer in number. The proliferation of mixed-race people in the wombs of Indian women provided for the occupation of the territory and the consolidation of the Portuguese presence in the region.[3]
female:impregnation$
female:interracial$
male:"PORTGVESE BVLL"$
Gabriel King
nah, you're missing the part where all of their colonies are full of quadroons
Gavin Hughes
I just want to cultivate Frankincense, Myrrh, and Agarwood. Aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa
Gabriel Nelson
based and redpilled
why not cultivate southern botanicals you can use as incense
also grow yaupon hollies for tea
Connor Fisher
dumb sisterfuckers
Landon Ross
ty massa
Jeremiah Cooper
stop watching porn
Andrew Baker
Because it would free us from importing such fragrances from other countries and the value of those extends way past incense. It shouldn't be this or that. I think if one could grow the southern botanical, they should try for the others. The only issue is that the above mentioned are really hard to grow for various reason in the US.
Angel Perry
>porn
*history documentaries
Gavin Lewis
Jeremiah Myers
dicks yee
Jaxson Garcia
gonna take a shot lads
Wyatt Howard
Yee YEE
Jaxson Taylor
Haven't seen you around here in a while
How's it going dood
Oliver Baker
Oliver Sanders
the moon-a and the June-a and the spring-a
Henry Reed
been drinking since 10
Tyler Morgan
Lagomorph
Asher Thomas
based
will be ready for a lagomorph later but not right this minute
Nathan Mitchell
I posted like maybe Friday night as Spartanburg but I just updated my flags since I'm back in NC for college.
Things are going aight, classes are fine, my friends and I are all starting to lift which is also really cool. I'm stressed right now because I'm starting to feel the pressure of finding something to do over the summer, but otherwise I'm doing well. I'll be in France next semester too which is super exciting.
When are you guys gonna secede?
Jason Rogers
/dixie/ is in a state of continuous flux-like secession that is imperceptible to yanks
this is what grants us power
Zachary Gomez
>I'll be in France next semester too which is super exciting.
Neat. Say hi to Herault and Var while you're there.
>When are you guys gonna secede?
In like a year depending on which party wins the federal election. Do we have the southroners blessing?
Jordan Foster
That's true, but secessionism in Alberta is actually growing
I might if I think my French has gotten good enough to travel alone. You also have a southron's blessing to secede, mostly because I want to see Canada collapse. Alberta has a legitimate case to secede and legal precedent that will back up a referendum. I say go for it because there are objective benefits. We'll welcome you as the 51st state.
Robert Perez
I'd rather just cut Canada in half and take everything from Manitoba westward desu, though joining the states wouldn't be a bad option either. The powers that be have been screwing us all over and using us for resources without giving anything back since the railroad went up.
Landon Smith
>Spartanburg
yuckie
Evan Flores
Where will you be in France™
Eli Nelson
I hate ole miss so much. I hope the earth swallows it up.
Nicholas Murphy
Canada is so geographically split that there's really no other option beyond an Ottawa/Quebec/Maritimes rump state and the western provinces being part of the US. It's easier for Alberta to join the US than go it alone.
Suck my dick it's a nice town. It's a nice town because it's my hometown.
I'll be at Tours studying at the Institut de Touraine.
Mason Collins
>it's a nice town
Jonathan Lee
>It's easier for Alberta to join the US than go it alone.
True. That's why I like the idea of greater western secession. I like America and it probably makes more economic sense to join up, but it seems like we'd be forfeiting a part of our culture by doing so.
Lincoln Robinson
>Tours
Never been there but it looks like a comfy town, and in the heart of a region that is regarded as cornerstone to the French identity
Pretty far from Hérault for Europoor scale but if you travel south do tell
Have you ever been to Europe at all before ?
Ryan Ross
AAAAAAAA why are French towns so lovely
Bentley Thomas
Listen here, It's my hometown so I like it.
I mean, I kind of agree, but Alberta is already more economically integrated with the States than it is with the rest of Canada (the same is true for almost every province). The benefits of joining might be too good to just pass up.
I've spent a little time in Paris, London, Florence, and Rome, but I've never lived in Europe. Hopefully my French is good enough to survive.
Blake Hernandez
Because keeping them lovely brings BIG tourist money
Also we wuz western Euros n sheit
Henry Campbell
Tours is a quiter city than all of those but still you have a bit of experience in foreign places
Well if your French isn't good enough it'll just evolve into something better assuming you aren't too autistic and will interact with French people
Gabriel Bell
Quieter
Joshua Watson
desu western canada would probably be able to make it if they immediately entered a free trade agreement with the US. you'd have to get BC to stop being faggots and allow you to ship through vancouver but other than that you'd be fine
what would you call western canada anyway?
Benjamin Rodriguez
I have quite a bit of experience living internationally in Asia but I was young and always could get by with English. I'll be with a host family so unless my autism is extra powerful I should pick up a lot of French.
It's way easier to pipe the oil south into the states than across the mountains to BC.
Levi Carter
i didn't say oil, they already pipe theirs to texan refineries. BC would probably just crack down on trade for environmental reasons as soon as they went independent
Jeremiah Smith
Other trade would also be a bottleneck. there's very little in the way of roads connecting the eastern and western parts of Canada.
Adrian Brown
Joshua Garcia
Saw the Bogdanoffs in Fort Boyard the other day
Adrian Phillips
gfs are overrated
Carter Flores
post rural roads. all of 'em.
Adam Butler
>roads
Connor Cooper
Dirt road near my hometown
Dylan Nelson
Christopher Miller
Regular rural road not far
Elijah Brown
Carter Green
that's the spirit
looks comfy. does it turn into shit when it rains?
Wyatt Butler
comfy as fuck. is it protestant?
> actual asphalt
i was amazed in germay when we drove to some remote place with maybe 10 people living nearly and the roads were silky-smooth, better than in the city
must be a bliss to ride this path.
in rural (sub-ural) russia you mostly see feral cars bathing in the rivers, untouched by mandmade asphalt paving
Alexander White
Lutheran
Dylan Wood
Wow, he's just like me :)
Jackson James
Why are there always so many French people in /dixie/ threads
Easton Lewis
I'm from Tennessee
Nicholas Rivera
what part
Juan Myers
>tfw Euros will never experience the musty aroma of gravel on a summer day
Feel bad for them.
James Campbell
Sequatchie County
Also, checked
Cameron Kelly
Is your name Jason by any chance
Hudson Jenkins
Afraid not
I know a Jason in Dunlap though, he may be who you're thinking of but I won't really name anyone
Gabriel Nguyen
>Sequatche was named for a Cherokee chief
based larpers
Evan Powell
If southerners are genetically Anglo and Scots Irish, then how come southern women are so beautiful while British women look like retarded subhuman chinless rats
Jeremiah Morris
yuck a flaglet
Christopher Edwards
gross
Levi Bell
Hmm dark chocolate and berries beer is really a good pairing, or black beer with berries chocolate
Jacob James
>look mom I posted it again!
Thomas Cooper
Wanna sleep
Nathaniel Harris
tfw soon in japong
Xavier Sanchez
When is soon
Charles Ross
next week
Matthew Howard
It's still snowy in most of Japan right? Make sure to take lots of nice pictures.
Anthony Hill
no its around 16-20 celsius
Zachary Anderson
Hmm.
Levi Morales
So are you from Macon, Georgia, or Vance county, North Carolina
Easton Hall
Love bridges
Simple as
Bentley Johnson
dare i say SLEEK and PRESTIGIOUS
Dylan Ross
I usually get mad when some building mess with my civilization-free sights but I love this bridge and I'm ok with it overtaking the landscape
Jonathan Butler
I'm from Spartanburg, South Carolina but I go to college north of Charlotte.
Cameron Brown
biscuits
Josiah Moore
and
Nathaniel Miller
cum