Very true.

Athens, the city, is pretty liberal, but the University of Georgia gets assholes from all over the State.

It is pretty liberal considering, but you have to remember that bars like that are full of frat dudes and sorority girls.

I lived there for eight years. It is pretty liberal. But like any town, there are idiots. You think 100% of all people who live in a “liberal” town are accepting, tolerant, people? There’s always a few shitbags.

lol, I was about to warn everyone reading this article, if you ever go to Athens, NEVER CROSS LUMPKIN

Athens is pretty liberal, by southern standard.

I thought Athens had a reputation for being pretty liberal? edited for change of opinion.

I remember when a couple friends of mine were thrilled to get a deal on some AT&T phones to mount in their trucks. Only $2000 each! (And, of course, insane per minute charges for both making and receiving calls.)

you have heard of non-verbal communication, right? has no one explained to you how humans interact?

What? No. The feminist ideal (and, indeed, the legal standard) is that one person of whatever gender says “Hey, you wanna fuck?” And the other person, if they’re down, says “Hell yeah!”

I totally would have been your friend. We could have sat in our father’s cars and talked on the phone.

Yeah, my boyfriend is (“lapsed”) Catholic and a scientist. He says he was always taught that evolution is correct. Catholics get a bad rap and for good reason (sometimes), but honestly #notallcatholics.

Shit, I better go check. Don’t want to accidentally plagiarize!

It is like when people are mega rich first and Christians second, or racist and Christian, or ‘I kicked my gay kid out’ and Christian.

It was so small, and fit perfectly into you hand. You looked COOL on your StarTAC. Also, in comparison to modern cell phones, I remember this one actually, ya know, MADE AND RECEIVED PHONE CALLS.

this bad boy....i miss you.

You never butt dialed on that. NEVER

I was just talking about this sexy baby today

Bluetooth-enabled direct brain link.