How do I tell my redneck neighbor that the mailman is not a union soldier?

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He keeps yelling at him that the south will rise again.

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November 19, 2010

Dewhitewolf @ 8:07 pm #

You’re kidding, right?

grams @ 8:48 pm #

show him a picture of a real union soldier and a picture of a mailman or woman they have different colors of uniform

Uramoron @ 9:15 pm #

He obviously has issues and I’m sure many of them are mental. Keep him away from any human being and dogs. They like to shoot them.

millancad @ 9:28 pm #

lol. You teach him to read and then show him a history book. Then call the police, have them swarm around you and watch, doing nothing to stop you, as you burn a confederate flag.

Dragonpack @ 9:45 pm #

Tell him to shut his crazy ass up.

bitchenbrod @ 10:28 pm #

Move out of Alabama.

~Echeagaraygirl~~ @ 10:31 pm #

omg

HeavenLee @ 10:56 pm #

Tell him he is crazy.

David C @ 11:22 pm #

Tell him mailmen wear blue also.

Either that or tell your mailman to stop carrying around that damn musket!

freddyneuwendyke @ 11:42 pm #

Call the guys at the loony bin they’ll take care of him.

November 20, 2010

Madvillain @ 12:14 am #

awesome

Ghost of Chicken Boy™ @ 12:35 am #

Get him a pic of a real soldier and compare.

timkopo6ka @ 1:23 am #

Encourage him in his delusion. It will probably make for one hell of a firefight.

sparticle @ 2:15 am #

OMG — that’s hilarious!

Bowzer @ 2:26 am #

This was the historical origin of the term ‘Dead Letter Office’.

Einstein @ 2:31 am #

Tell him he is one of the good guys in disguise

Jeremy D @ 3:09 am #

Slowly, and with small words.

Laura2 @ 3:20 am #

I can’t stop giggling.

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