Say something good about Mississippi

[tidegrandpa]

Well my wife only lived there for a short time, but she did graduate from Pascagoola H.S. and I really appreciate her moving back to Tuscaloosa. Thank you Mississippi for good looking and intelligent ladies. :smile:

My mom was born there, you are correct on both attributes.

 

[Atl Joe]

You can get good fried catfish there although I still give the slight edge, in general, to Alabama.

 

[peterolt1de]

Land mass to the east!!

 

[Al A Bama]

I've been thinking and thinking, but I just can't THINK of anything to say.

My momma always said that if you can't say something good about someone, don't say anything. I guess I'll add that to something as well.

So, I guess I can say that it's next door to Alabama The Beautiful!

 

[AlexanderFan]

It's not Auburn.

There has to be a "Darby up the middle" post and an "it's not auburn" post every week. Thank you for doing your part to continue the tradition.

 

[centerstar]

Lots of great high school football talent!

 

[alabama mike1]

Nice weather

 

[DocCrimson]

Great English/Writing program.

 

[TideMan09]

I love their "Mud Cakes" is bout all I have right now..

 

[Matt0424]

I enjoy Tupelo, some really good restaurants there.

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[uaintn]

Elvis was born there. It keeps Alabama from being neighbors with Louisiana. Tunica and Biloxi both have, wait, never mind. That's all I got.

 

[TitleWave]

The great Felix "Doc" Blanchard, Army's "Mr. Inside" to Glenn Davis' "Mr. Outside" and Heisman Trophy winner, played at St. Stanislaus Prep in Bay St. Louis, Miss. before becoming a legend at West Point.

 

[OreBama]

I had a great time gambling in Tunica when I was 18. My wife says Natchez is beautiful.

 

[bamablood6]

I-10 and I-20....

 

[Snuffy Smith]

I realize it's difficult but at least 'a river runs thru it'

Well technically I think the river runs past it[emoji41]

 

[Tide Rev]

There are some great Bama fans in MS!

 

[CB4]

The toothbrush was invented in Mississippi. We know this because, if it were invented anywhere else, it would have been called a "teethbrush".