To Settle a Dispute
This posting is for The Polyglot who couldn't find his way out of a paper bag (unless the directions were written in Urdu). You may have to click it to get the full effect.
Me and My Imaginary Friends
The only true currency in this bankrupt world is what you share with someone else when you're uncool.
- Buy My Art at imagekind
- Affable Olive
- Book Reader
- Mehsha
- The Polyglot
- Wartney P. June
- My First Blog
- My Second Blog
- My Flickr Site
- My English Cousin's Flickr Site
- Anonymous Needs a Name
- A Problematic Friend
- Don't be grossed out
- Bye Bye Baldie
- A Bundle O Nerves
- Casting for pods
- Celebrating Why I Have No Roads Left to Get to Work
- Where Have You Been?
- Life's Little Pleasures
- More Details in the Light of Day
3 Comments:
Looks like the Polyglot lost something...YAY!
So it's not the Mason-Dixon line; what do you call it, if it's even official?
It's simply a line to clearly delineate North Georgia from South Georgia. I guess technically, I should have cut the state into thirds to have North, Middle and South Georgia. In that case, Newnan may have fallen into Middle Georgia, but it certainly would NOT have fallen into South Georgia. However, I was surprised to see that even Macon is located north of the dividing line. I would definitely call Macon "Middle Georgia."
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