17 Signs You Grew Up Southern

[Thomas Promise]

Y'all is part of your language. Only tea is sweet tea, High school and college football is a natural part of life. Grits is southern caviar.

 

 

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[Mick]

Pretty much all of them are true, Tom, except maybe the little girls and the monograms. I like grits, sweet tea, and I see tractors on the road every day, most often the narrow, two-lane roads that make it impossible to get around them. I have lived most of my life in the South, although my formative years were spent on the southwest coast of Florida (Sarasota County), which for all practical purposes is not culturally southern. As for churches, I could hit an eight-iron in any direction and hit one.

Edited May 9, 2015 by Mick (see edit history)

[Thomas Promise]

They forgot Redeye gravy and biscuits.