Category Archives: Politically Incorrect

"Goin #39; Down" (Freddie King)- JASON DOTSON
I know, I know...it #39;s politically incorrect for me to be playing this kind of music in CHEE- KAGO. Especially this good!!!! But in today #39;s topsy turvy world, I suppose some are conditioned...

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Pokemon Emerald Nuzlocke - Politically Incorrect - PART 17 - Mental Mushrooms
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Politically Incorrect- 10/30/2014- KLAV (made with Spreaker)
Source: http://www.spreaker.com/user/radiomarkowitz/politically-incorrect-10-30-2014-klav Join me for a no holds barred review of the events and people that ...

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The entertainer was twice shortlisted for the gong but was overlooked on both occasions - while the likes of Jimmy Savile and Rolf Harris were honoured

Take That singer Jason, 43, an ex of singer Lulu, 65, met Charlotte Dawson at swanky Manchester bar Neighbourhood

The politically incorrect comedian wrote romantic thriller An Echo of Shadows about the American Civil War under the pen-name Maria Brett-Cooper

Les Dawsons daughter will be appearing on the show, newspaper report claims

Iconic British comedian passed away twenty years ago today - let's celebrate by laughing at some of his best work

Comedian's wife shares diaries, letters and his meticulously written jokes and scripts

Charlotte says Les would be devastated by the distance between his children and she is urging all of them to bury the hatchet

His family are allowing ITV to use his image for a special edition of An Audience With...

I got into bed to find my wife reading Fifty Shades Of Grey and asked why shed sneaked upstairs to read S&M bondage material

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Washington Redskins quarterback Robert Griffin III (Associated Press) and Minnesota Vikings quarterback Teddy Bridgewater (Pioneer Press).

BRIAN MURPHY

Vikings 17, Washington 14: Relevance is at stake for two teams coming off emotional overtime victories. It will be close. It will be ugly. Home-field advantage trumps all.

TOM POWERS

Vikings 23, Washington 21: RGIII returns for America's most politically incorrect sports franchise. But he is going to be rusty and the Vikings defense has been very solid. As long as Bridgewater doesn't turn it over, the Vikings should squeeze by at home.

FRAN TARKENTON

Vikings 21, Washington 13: Both teams are coming off overtime road wins, but Washington has the short week after playing Monday in Dallas. RG3 is expected back, but I actually think Washington is better off without him.

CHRIS TOMASSON

Vikings 27, Washington 24: Everson Griffen has enjoyed having quarterbacks for lunch lately. The often-injured Robert Griffin III might still be elusive but he's not the same guy who scorched the Vikings with 138 yards rushing in 2012.

CHARLEY WALTERS

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How to Be "Heroic"
There #39;s the right way and wrong way, the easy way and the hard way to becoming "heroic." You can find more of Aaron #39;s droll and indifferent politically incorrect (but truthful) observations...

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Published: Thursday, October 30, 2014 at 03:38 PM.

I appreciate the idea behind political correctness. It has helped the way people interact with one another and favors inclusiveness of individuals and cultures often maligned by society. Sometimes, however, it has become exclusionary.

One example of the reversal of intent has become contentious and has personal and deep rooted implications for this old mountain boy. Anything hillbilly, has become politically incorrect to a significant number of well-intended, intelligent authorities on the subject of mountain culture and society. They cite the likes of The Beverly Hillbillies, Snuffy Smith and the movie Deliverance as belittling and degrading to mountain people.

I agree that outsiders, that is, flatlanders and city folks, have often made fun of those of us from the high country. They portray us as ignorant, dirty, lazy and insular. They are correct if they include all other regions of the world. Practically every place, flat or not, includes similar elements. They also cite that mountain people talk funny, have a dialect. Every region of the country has its distinctive dialect or accent: Boston, Eastern Shore, Low Country, Charleston, New Orleans, Northern, Southern. Someone from up-north, in asking Joyce where she was from, said to her, I thought you might be from Texas, you have an accent. Whereupon my quick witted wife replied, Yes I do, and you do too, so did Presidents Kennedy and Carter. I think its a good thing.

My father, as a Christmas gag gift once gave my uncle a hand-drawn cartoon, a framed picture of a bedroom in a cold drafty mountain cabin deep in a Blue Ridge winter night, including a mountain man in Long-Johns, taking care of his necessity. He named his character Cajo Hunkenfelter. This hillbilly character has remained a family tradition for three-quarters of a century, being passed down in drawings, poems and songs through several generations. Cajo now has his own family group on my nieces Facebook page. Family members and close friends post hillbilly material there. It is a fun way for us to stay in contact, share laughs and memories of many family members now past.

I knew many mountain people who would fit the contemporary political incorrectness of the image of hillbillies. They were just people with their peculiarities as we all have. Some were the hard working poor driven from farms to the mills by the loss of the agrarian way of life. Some were enterprising and started successful businesses. Some went to war or service professions. Some were lost alcoholics. And, no, I did not know any snake handlers, except myself, a herpetologist. Mostly, the mountain people retain a deep sense of pride in being from the mountains, cherishing their traditions, even embracing the term hillbilly. This has become even clearer recently when I discovered a Facebook group called Appalachian Americans. There, one will find humor, sadness, expressions of traditions and beautiful photos of mountain life and landscape today. I especially love the old sepia images of the highland world of bygone times. But mostly the group members display pride in being mountain people, hillbillies.

Les and Joyce Brown are retired from Gardner-Webb University. They write this column each month, sometimes separately and sometimes together. The Browns enjoy reading, writing, music and anything Appalachian. Les is a potter while Joyce tries to write a bit of poetry.

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P.I.G. Plays Mario Party 8 Part 2
Jessie, Shawn, Seth and Trevor play more Mario Party kinda like part 1 but with 20% more regrets.

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The Politically Incorrect Guide to American History, Lecture 13, Foreign Aid Programs
Lecture 13, "The History of Foreign Aid Programs" by Dr. Thomas E. Woods, Jr., a senior fellow in history at the Ludwig von Mises Institute, presents this fi...

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True Facts About Halloween. How to Make Day of The Dead Altars with Morbilitious
WTF is Ashamed to present ... our politically incorrect Halloween Show. As always! WTF #39;s Halloween Special number 3 hosted by my new character Morbilitious "The Dark One" Telling all you...

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