Oh yes, quite. I hit the ball so far over your head you are lost in the pines looking for it.

No be honest that is not what you were saying at all here it is--- again.

"Yes, ma'am. I was referring to those Southerners who pretend to be personally affected by an event which took place more than a century before they were born. Such sentiments are posted quite often on this message board. I suspect it's really little more than role-playing, because I doubt that any of them have missed any meals because of the "depredations of the Yankee horde"

Admit you are wrong and I will let go.

The name of the town I live in, the money I spend, the fish I catch, railroad guages, steel ships, submarines, military tactics, history that is taught to my grandkids and having to defend our Confederate heritage, how our cemeteries are treated (I own 2), medical practices. I can think of many ways our lives have been touched by the WBTS, it is a pity you cannot.

GP