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  • Happy Birthday Hoopie

    Hillbilly wisdom: June third 1924- born one Hugh Norman to Oscar and Minnie Norman. Some would say he was a rash and contrary man. He was direct. You did not… More.

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  • I’ll remember

    Hillbilly wisdom: The bully caught stealing lunch money from others on the playground would like to keep the money. He does not understand why the money has to be returned.… More.

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  • Diablo update

    Hillbilly wisdom: the concern about Diablo’s health has been an overwhelming. Diablo is responding well to treatment at the VA. The physical is barely noticeable. Yes, he is a veteran… More.

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  • Tax day

    Hillbilly wisdom: Very few people like paying taxes. The individual income tax has been with us for over a hundred years and is the largest revenue source for the United… More.

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  • Epstein is dead

    Hillbilly wisdom: you are not dead as long as someone remembers your name. This variation on the longevity of people is held by many throughout the world. You will not… More.

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  • Farewell to Doug

    Hillbilly version: Doug is a prime example of the old adage: If it ain’t broke don’t fix it or put another way if it is working leave it alone. Doug… More.

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  • Can you not see

    Hillbilly wisdom: No one believes that it is impossible to not see through the lies. And yet, we are a nation divided on a majority of issues. Each side thinks… More.

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  • Unarmed or disarmed

    Hillbilly version: The most prevalent reason for a person licensed to carry a weapon is self defense. At what point does a person licensed to carry a firearm become an… More.

  • The Hog Hunt

    Hillbilly wisdom: The hog will eventually run itself into a position where it cannot escape. The hog will first attempt to outrun, it will double back or it will hide.… More.

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  • Expectations of self and others

    Hillbilly wisdom: There is a sickness in suspecting everyone. We expect others to uphold the same code to which we adhere. Good or bad? This is transference We are surprised… More.

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