I'm going to the Deep South

[Foxhound]

I'm just saying goodbye for now, since I'm going to North Carolina. I have no idea about computer and internet stuff, and if I get on, you probably won't see me on the IRC. See ya.

[Holyman83]

awwww bye Foxhound. Hi hope yu'll be able to get on in North Carolina, We'll miss you.
*hugs Foxhound*
now I might have to find someone else to help with the flamethrowers.

[Zaaphod]

See you later Foxhound.

[Dr. Doog]

NC is not the deep south...okay well the rural parts...but nobody goes there.

Welcome to my homeland.

[gen200]

BYYYYEEE!!!!!

*gives Foxhound a goodbye glomp*

[Bocaj Claw]

Have as much fun as possible.

[osprey]

See ya!

[Tom Flapwell]

What a coincidence. I was just reading "Newshounds" and ended on the strip for May 5, 2006, which has a Deep South theme.

[Miles E Traysandor]

NC is not the deep south...okay well the rural parts...but nobody goes there.

[Fake Texan Accent]

The REAL Deep South is where I used to live, down by Brownsville, Texas, for the sheer fact that unless you go to Florida or Hawaii, you simply cannot get any more south than that. *Thbtt*

[/Fake Texan Accent]

Remember, have fun, be safe, and I'll glomp you when you get back. =3

[Rooster]

I heard that in the Deep South, no one can hear you scream "Sodomy!!"

[CodeCat]

I live in the Deep South... it's not that impressive really.

[johndoe0028]

Enjoy the South. See you when you return.

[Foxhound]

well, I managed to get the laptop running on an internet connection from my hotel room...barely. I'll be on every so often *groans over 16 hour travel misadventure*

[Dr. Doog]

I heard that in the Deep South, no one can hear you scream "Sodomy!!"

well, they hear you but then they shoot you.

[Caoimhin]

I live in the Deep South... it's not that impressive really.

Actually I think North Carolina has always been considered part of the North, at least people in Jersey seem to think so, I think. I've also heard that you can buy a beautiful old victorian 19th century house, for a less than fraction of the price for a normal house here, along the Mississipi. A great place to retire I've heard, but its so rural you can't get a job unless you're part of an established family there, with a store of some sort, or a farm.