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[Clark]

Arrrg you're all retarded anyways...

[Great White Hunter]

Outdoorsfool said:
.....and call a draw a holler.

It is a holler!!!

[GoGop]

:rolleyes:

[PoisonSnake]

I don't call a draw a holler ever. For example, there can be many draws running up the ridge from a single holler.

[RB]

Will the real redneck please stand up.

[Warmouth]

You're talking about gulleys now.

[hobiecat]

PS is right.



Dave, a gulley is just a big ditch. But ya can find a gulley in a holler.



... and a drawer is a droor, which in it's plural form can also be your boxer shorts.

[Rafe Hollister]

PoisonSnake said:
I don't call a draw a holler ever. For example, there can be many draws running up the ridge from a single holler.

PS is right about this. There's a difference between draws & hollers. Draws run down into hollers. Draws may contain a small stream, but it's usually just a wet weather ditch. Hollers are more likely to contain permanent streams, though they may be just bigger ditches. Hollers may be thought of as a little creek bottom.

This ends your lesson in hillbilly geography. Next week, a lesson on Old Man Kelsey's Ocean, to be taught by Ernest T. Bass.

[Great White Hunter]

I live in a holler, PS can attest to this.

[PoisonSnake]

No, you do not live in a holler SF. You live on the side of a hill of what could be considered above a holler or just a hugeass creek drainage. I consider most hollers to be much smaller than that bottom area your family owns. It is a pretty area for sure.

[Great White Hunter]

I overlook the holler.

[Warmouth]

That is a valley.

[hobiecat]

Snowflake said:
I overlook the holler.

I din't know you was tall enuff to look over much of anything??!

[PoisonSnake]

Warmouth said:
That is a valley.

I would pretty much say that is what it is.

[Great White Hunter]

Will it's called Buckner Hollow....seriously.