Drama Mamas: Couples counseling

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11-06-2009 @ 9:11PM

MechChef said...

Um, is it just me, or do the people in the main picture all look to have a case of...inbreeding.

11-06-2009 @ 9:25PM

kabshiel said...

Yeah, I'm gonna have nightmares about that picture.

11-06-2009 @ 10:42PM

Marita said...

maybe they do are relatives

11-06-2009 @ 11:24PM

Bronwyn said...

I think it's just you- the picture just looks old.

11-07-2009 @ 2:45PM

Actually if you had even bothered to click the link you'd have discovered the picture was taken in Oklahoma. I don't need to look at a map of the United States to tell you that is located in the midwest, not the south. So, as someone living in the South, thanks for playing.

11-07-2009 @ 2:55PM

Robin Torres said...

Regardless of bad connotations which are being referred to here, Oklahoma (or the area where OK is located) was part of the confederacy. I think in many people's minds, that makes them part of The South.

That having been said, I hardly think that a couple of brothers being forced to dance with their sisters (if they are) makes anyone inbred. And they certainly don't look happy about it. Or they could be irritated that some government sponsored photographer thinks they're quaint enough for some slice of life collection of pictures.

11-07-2009 @ 5:29PM

mazurekstuff said...

While I understand and agree with the basis of your claim to the picture, me and my friend wikipedia completely disagree on your assumption that OK was part of the united states confederacy.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Confederate_States_of_America.svg

11-07-2009 @ 3:30PM

Robin Torres said...

Mazure, that link shows that while OK didn't secede, it was still considered part of the confederacy. I am unsure how that equals "completely disagree".

Here is a link to many of the battles that were waged by Oklahoma Confederates http://www.oklahomascv.org/battles.html

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