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Signs you might be a redneck include but are not limited to:
1. Kid's got a mohawk
2. You're riding a bicycle and it's not for
exercise.
3. You use your foot on the tire of said
bicycle for a brake.
4. One word...vase.
5. Your haircut boarders dangerously
close to being a mullet.
15th Good Guys Summer Get-Together, Alameda County Fairgrounds, Pleasanton, California on May 31, 2008
Betty Deford,owner of The Boat Tavern and originator of the Redneck Fishing Tournament grabs an Asian carp that leaped into her boat on a scouting run the night before the tournament begins August 4, 2010 in Bath, Illinois. KEVIN W. FOWLER PHOTO
bill has been walking around in hunting bibs b/c he is cold. he doesn't always take them off in the house, but he had here. he was showing dr tommy how this little gun works. in the house. full of people.
Joe "Nailbender" Pike prepares to hit the mud during the Mudpit Bellyflop competition of the third annual Redneck Summer Games Saturday, Aug. 8, 1998, in East Dublin, Ga. Pike earned a second place finish with his effort. (AP Photo/Erik S. Lesser)
Betty Deford (right),owner of The Boat Tavern and originator of the Redneck Fishing Tournament begins a heat by blowing an air horn in her daughter Jaimes' ear during the Redneck Fishing Tournament August 5th and 6th, 2010 in Bath, Illinois. KEVIN W. FOWLER PHOTO
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DRESSING UP LIKE A HOBO:
A TRADITION ALMOST AS OLD
AS HOBOING ITSELF
The first Hobo convention in Britt, Iowa was held in 1900. Newspaper reports said that young men who were not themselves hobos came to the convention in costume – and some of the real hobos found it embarrassing.
Ragged, patched clothing; big, floppy shoes; cheap cigars; a funny hat; and three days' growth of beard are all part of the look. Add a bindle on a stick, and it looks like the freedom to roam far away from everyday cares and restraints.
The same impulse is behind "redneck" events and Hallowee'en and New Year's Eve celebrations.