Classy Ole Miss Fan "Dixie Mafia"
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this guy is a retard. i hope they lock him up for a while. let him take a giant pounding in the ***. see if he is laughing then. probably will just remind him of his days at ole miss.
To be fair the Dixie Mafia is a real thing all though I highly doubt this lunatic is a part of it. If anyone has ever read "Mississippi Mud", it details some of the activities at the height of their run and focuses on the killing of Margaret and Vincent Sherry.
This guy seems to have a few screws loose ... seriously.<div>
</div><div>Yesterday in Alabama on I-65 an 18-wheeler was reported driving recklessly just south of Cullman, Alabama. Despite spike strips that blew all 18 tires, the guy made it almost to the Tennessee line, which I think is about a hundred miles, before wrecking into a median divider. There were numerous patrol cars after him as well as a couple of helicopters.</div><div>
</div><div>He was reported as saying that he was "saving us all", that he'd "been to hell" and wanted to make sure everybody "went to Heaven" or something of that sort.</div><div>
</div><div>There are nuts like this everywhere and I don't really think it's due to what college football team they support.
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</div><div>Yesterday in Alabama on I-65 an 18-wheeler was reported driving recklessly just south of Cullman, Alabama. Despite spike strips that blew all 18 tires, the guy made it almost to the Tennessee line, which I think is about a hundred miles, before wrecking into a median divider. There were numerous patrol cars after him as well as a couple of helicopters.</div><div>
</div><div>He was reported as saying that he was "saving us all", that he'd "been to hell" and wanted to make sure everybody "went to Heaven" or something of that sort.</div><div>
</div><div>There are nuts like this everywhere and I don't really think it's due to what college football team they support.
</div>They ran all the prostitution, illegal gambling and drug operations in Biloxi back in the 60s, 70s, and 80s. Like someone said earlier, they are pretty well defunct now but that doesn't stop idiots like this from pretending to be members from its heyday. <div>
</div><div>Edited to add: Link</div>
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I have been looking for some "gathering" furniture for the living room. Is that......Naugahyde?rebelrouseri said:
and you pretty much hit the nail on the head.gptdawg said:
I wonder if he knows Ole Miss is aschool?
was located and operated in Biloxi from the late 60's to the around the mid 80's or so. they ran prostitutes, drugs, etc.... if you are<span style="COLOR: #1f497d; mso-themecolor: text2"><font face="Calibri">familiar</font></span>with themurder ofcircuit courtJudge Vincent Sherry and his wife, they were responsible for their deaths. a book was written in the early 90's called Mississippi Mud. check it out it is a good read. </p>
I believe they were out of New Orleans,but had a big business on the coast.The guy in MS. Mud that ran the strip clubs was a big cog in Biloxi.Cant remember name of head guy
in N.O.,but had a friend who said his brother was their accountant. Gillick, name in Biloxi [sp].
in N.O.,but had a friend who said his brother was their accountant. Gillick, name in Biloxi [sp].
the infamous "Clarksdale Mafia"...if it is, Im surprised he could fork up $5K. If you've ever been around anyone in the "Clarksdale Mafia" you know its basically a bunch of rednecks who never went to college and will all have jobs in the custodial arts at some point.