Wingnutties out of control!

[GoCubsGo]

Is the Medusa look in in Tennishoe this year?

[Ulysses]

I wish Rand would get his hair done. By a wood chipper.

Well, now, I don't live in TN. Never even been there (unless I was asleep on a Greyhound bus in 1963 and it made an unschedued detour down south a ways). But I would hazard a guess that hair style is the least of Mr. Paul's problems. Which are too numerous to enumerate here.

[neoplacebo]

I castigate this crazy bitch on a regular basis. I'm surprised she's not sent someone to check me out. And I like the pic of the aide behind her probably thinking "what the fuck have I gotten myself into." Marsha Blackburn should suffer sudden deaf, dumb (she's already got that covered) and blind syndrome and start playing pinball machines full time.

[neoplacebo]

I wish Rand would get his hair done. By a wood chipper.

Well, now, I don't live in TN. Never even been there (unless I was asleep on a Greyhound bus in 1963 and it made an unschedued detour down south a ways). But I would hazard a guess that hair style is the least of Mr. Paul's problems. Which are too numerous to enumerate here.

Rand is in Kentucky. Those people are even dumber than you. But you were close; Kentucky is right next to Tennessee. Check it out.

[Ulysses]

Kentucky/Tennessee. Leftover states.

(Now that should trigger real good)

[GoCubsGo]

Kentucky/Tennessee. Leftover states.

(Now that should trigger real good)

Flyover states?

[Ulysses]

Kentucky/Tennessee. Leftover states.

(Now that should trigger real good)

Flyover states?

No, leftover states were created from the territory left over after the original 13 colonies became the USA. I should know; I was born in one of the orginal 13.

The term may be unfamiliar to you, since the original 13 tend to keep quiet about it so as not to offend the leftovers. We're polite that way.

[Vrede too]

Kentucky/Tennessee. Leftover states.

(Now that should trigger real good)

We are amused by your stupidity, not triggered by it.

Flyover states?

"Leftover states" is just Useless' childish invention as a deflection from his moronic confusing Kentucky with Tennessee. They were actually part of the colonial "Indian Reserve".



Kentucky was then part of original 13 Virginia until becoming a state in 1792.
Tennessee was then part of original 13 North Carolina until becoming a state in 1796.

Funny that a braggart product of original 13 Connecticut is so clueless about early US history.

[neoplacebo]

The early maps of the Atlantic coast states showed their western boundaries extending at least to the Mississippi River and in some cases even further.

[Vrede too]

The early maps of the Atlantic coast states showed their western boundaries extending at least to the Mississippi River and in some cases even further.

Yeah, what are now Kentucky and Tennessee rapidly became part of Virginia and North Carolina in 1776, which further shows the idiocy of braggart Useless' "Leftover states". They were actually part of the original 13, just like his Connecticut.

[neoplacebo]

The early maps of the Atlantic coast states showed their western boundaries extending at least to the Mississippi River and in some cases even further.

Yeah, what are now Kentucky and Tennessee rapidly became part of Virginia and North Carolina in 1776, which further shows the idiocy of braggart Useless' "Leftover states". They were actually part of the original 13, just like his Connecticut.

Well, hell, you've gotta hand it to him. He went as far as he could go. I guess he can't swim.

[Ulysses]

The early maps of the Atlantic coast states showed their western boundaries extending at least to the Mississippi River and in some cases even further.

Yeah, what are now Kentucky and Tennessee rapidly became part of Virginia and North Carolina in 1776, which further shows the idiocy of braggart Useless' "Leftover states". They were actually part of the original 13, just like his Connecticut.

Well, hell, you've gotta hand it to him. He went as far as he could go. I guess he can't swim.

Somebody needs to tell Freakey that Kentucky and Tennessee were NOT states along with the original 13. Just being leftovers doesn't count.

So now I'm wondering if some here are leftovers as well. You know, the kind that doesn't get into the fridge overnight and gets a little stinky in the morning?

[billy.pilgrim]

The early maps of the Atlantic coast states showed their western boundaries extending at least to the Mississippi River and in some cases even further.

Yeah, what are now Kentucky and Tennessee rapidly became part of Virginia and North Carolina in 1776, which further shows the idiocy of braggart Useless' "Leftover states". They were actually part of the original 13, just like his Connecticut.

Well, hell, you've gotta hand it to him. He went as far as he could go. I guess he can't swim.

Somebody needs to tell Freakey that Kentucky and Tennessee were NOT states along with the original 13. Just being leftovers doesn't count.

So now I'm wondering if some here are leftovers as well. You know, the kind that doesn't get into the fridge overnight and gets a little stinky in the morning?

Educate yourself


https://sharetngov.tnsosfiles.com/tsla/ ... lution.htm

[Vrede too]

The early maps of the Atlantic coast states showed their western boundaries extending at least to the Mississippi River and in some cases even further.

Yeah, what are now Kentucky and Tennessee rapidly became part of Virginia and North Carolina in 1776, which further shows the idiocy of braggart Useless' "Leftover states". They were actually part of the original 13, just like his Connecticut.

Somebody needs to tell (Vrede too) that Kentucky and Tennessee were NOT states along with the original 13. Just being leftovers doesn't count.... ( )

You fail comprehension yet again. They were part of the colonial "Indian Reserve", then they were part of the original 13 - Virginia and North Carolina.



Get a 4th grader to explain it to you.

Now, whine, deflect and/or run away. We all know that you don't have the stones to ever admit error no matter what proof is posted.

[Ulysses]

Looks like someone flunked out of grammar school:



Where Oh Where are Kentucky and Tennessee?

[billy.pilgrim]

Looks like someone flunked out of grammar school:



Where Oh Where are Kentucky and Tennessee?

Since you don't read my posts, you made yourself an idiot fool again.

I tried to help.

[Vrede too]

... Now, whine, deflect and/or run away. We all know that you don't have the stones to ever admit error no matter what proof is posted.

Thank you for obeying me. Good boy.

Looks like someone flunked out of grammar school:

Where Oh Where are Kentucky and Tennessee?

Your mysteriously undated map is sort of 1775 and it's obviously the modern borders of the colonies-now-states, as I already posted above and you're too dumb to comprehend.

[O Really]

Here's another that shows what was included in "Virginia" at the time it became one of the 13 in 1776. Source "History of Virginia" Wikipedia.

[Vrede too]

Here's another that shows what was included in "Virginia" at the time it became one of the 13 in 1776. Source "History of Virginia" Wikipedia.

Plus what was included in NC, SC and GA - all the way to the Mississippi River for each.

[Ulysses]

The Articles of Confederation Text

Preamble:

To all to whom these Presents shall come, we the undersigned Delegates of the States affixed to our Names send greeting.

Whereas the Delegates of the United States of America in Congress assembled did on the fifteenth day of November in the Year of our Lord One Thousand Seven Hundred and Seventy seven, and in the Second Year of the Independence of America, agree to certain articles of Confederation and perpetual Union between the States of New Hampshire, Massachusetts-bay, Rhode Island and Providence Plantations, Connecticut, New York, New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Delaware, Maryland, Virginia, North Carolina, South Carolina and Georgia, in the words following, viz:

Articles of Confederation and perpetual Union between the States of New Hampshire, Massachusetts-bay, Rhode Island and Providence Plantations, Connecticut, New York, New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Delaware, Maryland, Virginia, North Carolina, South Carolina and Georgia.

https://www.history.com/topics/early-us ... federation

Now, please tell me where it mentions Kentucky, Tennessee, or any of the other leftover states...