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Shizlansky
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Splackavelli
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what was your old screen name?
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T. Sanford
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aneed123;6144397 said:dothan huh.... peanut festival used to be aight... Magic city classic is great , Turkey Day classic was great but I think they may not have in no more.... I grew up in Bama shit aint like tv and ignorant folk portray it. Bham is mostly black but the further north u go the more crackers... dont go to Cullman U 30 min from Tuscaloosa and football season bout to start go have fun. many black schools in Bama and all have classics and homecomings =southern beautiful black women galore.. once again go have fun lol hell they gonna jock just cuz u from outta town.... clubs are way cheaper.... u can go out with $50 in your pocket and get in a club buy u and someone else drinks and be good to go.
I think Birmingham is going to be my next city to invade. I'm only 2 hours away from Birmingham so I can slide down there in no time
silverfoxx
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Westbank of New Orleans > Bama.
I made a stop at burger king there and they gave me that nigga look.
I made a stop at burger king there and they gave me that nigga look.
T. Sanford
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Last time I went to Alabama was on a job run. I had to help my job's company driver unload some items off the truck because he broke his arm. Anyway we rode thru Gadsen, Rainbow City nh & other towns. One of those cities look like the town off the Andy Griffith show. Around 12 or 1, we stopped in a restaurant to grab some lunch & it was all white folks in there. The driver told me nobody aint gon f**k with ya or imma be fighting too. I thought I was near sand mountain, I'm telling the driver lets get tf up outta here. But surprisingly I didn't received any racist tones or anything, so it was all good
lighthearted26
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Wow at someone from dothan on here. Hope i don't know your ass.
lighthearted26;6145839 said:Wow at someone from dothan on here. Hope i don't know your ass.
Dothan ain't that small tho
J-GUTTA;6147564 said:So Magic city classic is about a shit load of cars on 28's going up and down the same street? Interesting...
the most black folk u can imagine at one spot... tailgating.... is GOAT food drank and women... the youngins be ignant posting up and shooting at certain spots but if u a nigga u know where to and not to go and how to act in those situations... MY homie pops tailgates every year on that Fri and Sat
I fuck with B-Ham that's where my wife is originally from.
Its a ton of niggaz in B-Ham and Mobile, AL surprisingly I think Blacks probably outnumber Whites in those particular cities.
Shit wasn't any different than a lot of other smaller cities I been to.
Its got some cool spots and its some other spots I wouldn't advise niggaz to fuck with.
Its a ton of niggaz in B-Ham and Mobile, AL surprisingly I think Blacks probably outnumber Whites in those particular cities.
Shit wasn't any different than a lot of other smaller cities I been to.
Its got some cool spots and its some other spots I wouldn't advise niggaz to fuck with.
lighthearted26
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pennyda1;6146069 said:lighthearted26;6145839 said:Wow at someone from dothan on here. Hope i don't know your ass.
Dothan ain't that small tho
Im from 30 min away but it is kinda small.
lighthearted26;6149566 said:pennyda1;6146069 said:lighthearted26;6145839 said:Wow at someone from dothan on here. Hope i don't know your ass.
Dothan ain't that small tho
Im from 30 min away but it is kinda small.
Do you go to bham alot
BeleeDatPleighboy
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Cosign all the niggas in Bama that posted.
I'm from Mobile and I went AAMU so I know bout the Magic City Classic...its top five as far as HBCU classics go easily.
Anywho...if u move to like Hoover, Spain Park area..that's pretty much the nicer areas. Only thing I can say is life is gonna slow down....so I advise u to take a lotta trips to atl, n.o. and Nashville.
And don't EVER stop in Cullman my nigga...EVER.
I'm from Mobile and I went AAMU so I know bout the Magic City Classic...its top five as far as HBCU classics go easily.
Anywho...if u move to like Hoover, Spain Park area..that's pretty much the nicer areas. Only thing I can say is life is gonna slow down....so I advise u to take a lotta trips to atl, n.o. and Nashville.
And don't EVER stop in Cullman my nigga...EVER.
chicomásfresco;6151091 said:Cosign all the niggas in Bama that posted.
I'm from Mobile and I went AAMU so I know bout the Magic City Classic...its top five as far as HBCU classics go easily.
Anywho...if u move to like Hoover, Spain Park area..that's pretty much the nicer areas. Only thing I can say is life is gonna slow down....so I advise u to take a lotta trips to atl, n.o. and Nashville.
And don't EVER stop in Cullman my nigga...EVER.
whats in cullman??? is that the hood... is there any bad ones out there
scrub31787;6142647 said:It aint as lame as people making it seem but it cant compare to Vegas but it aint too far from Atlanta if you get bored on weekends or whatever they do have the magic city classic in the fall its straight a lot of women
that thang look like its jumpin
fuc_i_look_like
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Been there a few times. Two main things I really remember is:
1)Hot as fuck
2)Overabundance of obese people. Never seen so many fatties in my life. Shit was lowkey nasty
1)Hot as fuck
2)Overabundance of obese people. Never seen so many fatties in my life. Shit was lowkey nasty
Squidward Tentacles
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interesting facts about birmingham alabama:
The University of Alabama at Birmingham’s University Hospital is among the world’s top kidney transplant centers.
Birmingham has one of the “Top Ten Bars Worth Flying For,” according to GQ magazine. bar is called The Garages
Birmingham is Alabama’s largest city.
Birmingham’s Ruffner Mountain, just ten minutes from downtown, is the second largest urban nature preserve in the country.
Begun in 1975, Birmingham’s annual “Miss Apollo Pageant” is now the second oldest continuously running drag queen pageant in the country.
Birmingham’s role in the Civil Rights Movement of the 1960s placed it “at the center of the most significant domestic drama of the 20th century….”
Birmingham is the only place in the world where all the ingredients for making iron are present: coal, iron ore and limestone—all within a ten-mile radius.
Birmingham is known as the founding city for the recognition of Veterans Day and hosts the nation’s oldest and largest Veterans Day celebration.
Vonetta Flowers, the first African-American to win a gold medal in the Winter Olympics (2002 –bobsledding), is a track coach at the University of Alabama at Birmingham.
Birmingham is home to the nation’s oldest baseball park, Rickwood Field, which opened in 1910 and hosted baseball greats such as Jackie Robinson, Ty Cobb, Babe Ruth, Lorenzo “Piper” Davis, Willie Mays and “Shoeless” Joe Jackson.
With 10,000 pieces, the Birmingham Museum of Art houses the largest museum collection of Wedgwood in the world.
Wine enthusiasts often are surprised to find vineyards and wineries in the greater Birmingham area. They are also eager to do sampling along the local Wine Trail, especially the delicate peach wines made from local fruit.
The University of Alabama at Birmingham’s University Hospital is among the world’s top kidney transplant centers.
Birmingham has one of the “Top Ten Bars Worth Flying For,” according to GQ magazine. bar is called The Garages
Birmingham is Alabama’s largest city.
Birmingham’s Ruffner Mountain, just ten minutes from downtown, is the second largest urban nature preserve in the country.
Begun in 1975, Birmingham’s annual “Miss Apollo Pageant” is now the second oldest continuously running drag queen pageant in the country.
Birmingham’s role in the Civil Rights Movement of the 1960s placed it “at the center of the most significant domestic drama of the 20th century….”
Birmingham is the only place in the world where all the ingredients for making iron are present: coal, iron ore and limestone—all within a ten-mile radius.
Birmingham is known as the founding city for the recognition of Veterans Day and hosts the nation’s oldest and largest Veterans Day celebration.
Vonetta Flowers, the first African-American to win a gold medal in the Winter Olympics (2002 –bobsledding), is a track coach at the University of Alabama at Birmingham.
Birmingham is home to the nation’s oldest baseball park, Rickwood Field, which opened in 1910 and hosted baseball greats such as Jackie Robinson, Ty Cobb, Babe Ruth, Lorenzo “Piper” Davis, Willie Mays and “Shoeless” Joe Jackson.
With 10,000 pieces, the Birmingham Museum of Art houses the largest museum collection of Wedgwood in the world.
Wine enthusiasts often are surprised to find vineyards and wineries in the greater Birmingham area. They are also eager to do sampling along the local Wine Trail, especially the delicate peach wines made from local fruit.
