You stupid idiots got played, by Cracker Barrel!

[Kurmugeon]

I hate to break it to you, but you don’t know the meaning of the word.

A person gravitating to social standards, accepted practices, and fads of their own time & geographic grouping without broader cultural perspectives from which they draw.

Normies possess a lack of interest in ideas not easily accessible or being outside of their/society's current range of acceptance. A straight. A follower.

Most normies adopt a "popularity is the only measure of good or bad" mindset at an early age.

Normies typically have a sense of cultural superiority over "counter culture" movements & foreign cultures. They will often try to discredit out cultures or choices falling outside of their majority think claiming those of other dispositions are mentally ill or out of touch with reality

Urban Dictionary: Normie

Normie: A person gravitating to social standards, accepted practices, and fads of their own time & geographic grouping without broader cultural perspectives...

www.urbandictionary.com

That's not what "The Nation", a far Leftie source, said:

Revenge of the Normies

The theme at the 2024 Republican convention is restoration, not revolution. And the mood, at least last night, was confident.

www.thenation.com

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[Earl]

When did @volsrock become @Uncensored2008?

The only thing you have proven is you are so deep in your cult you deny reality. Volsrock hasn't shown any math of mine to be wrong on this thread.

It's funny that you claim all the people you accuse of socialism are are really practicing socialism.

You demonstrated your ignorance of socialism, Pobre.

It is not, as you posted, the ownership of goods and services and the Communist who wants to be the mayor of N.Y.C. said he wants city ownership of grocery stores. (Communism)

Sorry you can’t overcome your ignorance of Socialism and Communism and your increasing irrelevancy.

It’s your problem, not mine.

Poor Pobre.

 

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[Earl]

If these trans freaks would stop shooting children, it would help.

 

[Guno צְבִי]

I am told the old guy on the sign was a real person, and one of the founders from the early 1960s. I guess his name was Hershel. He wasn't a "Cracker", like Cracker-Jack, though for me, that would be all the more reason to like him.

The Cracker term wasn't always a bad thing, nor does it have a damn thing to do with slavery. Just the opposite. The "Crackers" were so named, because they cracked whips, but not at slaves, but rather at cattle. They were the original cowboys of the eastern seaboard, who drove cattle from Florida to the Carolina's for the summer, and back to Florida for the winter, through stands of dense pines. They used whip Cracks to move the herd.

They were the first American Slaves before hand, being mostly Irish Indentured Servants, enslaved by the English, who survived and became freemen. They were nomadic, rustic, and tough as nails.

But the Cracker in the restaurant name has nothing to do with the cowboy "Crackers". It has to do with Sea Biscuits, or naval crackers, which were often used by pioneers in place of hard tact. That formed the core of a style of down-home cooking, which is what the restaurant focuses on. Its like one of my favorites, Grits and Red-eye Gravy with eggs and ham.

When I was a kid, Cracker Brand Peaches were the best canned Georgia peaches you could buy.

It was ignorant anti-white Bigots like Jasmine Crocket who turned the term "Cracker" into a racial pejorative.


A classic recipe is Labscouse

View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x9E-P89Acsg




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Cracka want a cracker