From The Smoking Gun.
In Some Parts Of The U.S. "Redneck" Is Actually Considered A Religion
While certainly no experts on spiritual matters, we were unaware before today of the existence of a religion being practiced in the South.
As seen in the above excerpt from a Bradenton (Florida) Police Department report, suspect Joshua Lee Joehlin told cops that he is a member of the “Redneck” faith.
Joehlin, a 20-year-old Texan, was busted early Sunday morning on a felony charge of engaging in a lewd and lascivious act with a minor.
He is being held in the Manatee County jail in lieu of $10,000 bond.
Tuesday, March 1, 2011
News Of The Day: Redneck Religion
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oh. so. much. to. say.
ReplyDeleteto. this. must. not.
At least it was his cousin, right?
ReplyDelete(Now now, I have friends in Texas. I kid.)
Their god is Dale Earnhardt.
ReplyDelete#3 The Intimidator, that is.
ReplyDeleteYikes! Manatee County in Florida again!
ReplyDeleteYup. Florida is where all the Georgia rednecks go when they get tired of the gnats.
ReplyDeleteFucking Florida.
ReplyDeleteI'm having trouble seeing the "news" in this. But then I live just 4 miles from St. Mattress of the Springs United Redneck Church.
ReplyDeleteRGR, ours is called Church Of The Inner Springs, and it's a Sunday morning favorite.
ReplyDeleteWell, ours is more "high" church, don't you know. :)
ReplyDelete"high" church = pillow top?
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