It got my attention (since I live in Columbus, Georgia).

Succesh!

I live in South Carolina and I too clicked.

Now that I read it, can we get a full-view of the icon? >>

I may have posted it some time in the past. There's so much in my gallery that it isn't easy to check.

Did a quick search, couldn't find it. You may wanna reupload it. :)

Say, did I ever mention that another official Temporal Corps head covering is a Confederate-grey kepi?

Saara, are you anti Southern? Just out of curiosity

The South is many things. As a place, much of it is beautiful, tough likely hotter and more humid than I'm used to. As a people, the South is part of American culture. It is what it is and you take if for that -- warts and all. Still, there are aspects of Southern culture that don't appeal to me. NASCAR, 98% of country music, the idealization of rural life, religiosity, and so on.

My main beef is history. You look at the antebellum south and you a profoundly backward, undemocratic, bombastic and aristocratic culture that gave the future little of value -- just a vicious civil war to perpetuate slavery.

I don't really agree, but lets agree to disagree.

It's hardly worth having a falling out on a website, that much I'll agree with.

*offers a cookie*

Actually, I've refined what I don't like -- it's the Confederacy and what it stood for that gets me steamed up.

What sort of cookie? Has it got chocolate chips in it, or pot? I prefer chocolate chips.

By my user name I'm sure that you've deduced where my sympathies are, but I'm not going to start a meaningless debate and ruin the potential for a possible friendship. Also yes, chocolate chips, still warm and gooey from the oven! :D

The observation did't escape me. And no, it isn't worth debating for superficial reasons in a ephemeral medium like FurAffinity.

I just heard that President's Choice has warned the public not to eat it's "Chunky" chocolate chip cookies. There may be metal bits in it! Jeez. Who thought *that* would add to the experience? Can't we trust anything?

Sadly, with the dominate food companies as large as they are I think such accidents are unavoidable from time to time. I've never heard of "President's Choice." Is this a Canadian brand?

It's not exactly a brand, though it has a brand -- a stylized PC. What it is, is a division of one our larger grocery chains that buys top quality products and sells them through their stores under the PC logo. The stuff usually is superior, and very reasonably priced. I like the PC chocolate chip cookies a lot, and a bag was sometimes priced as cheap as $2. $3 or $3.50 is the usual price I think, and is actually still cheaper than some other leading brands, though better quality. President's Choice refers to the president of the chain, who used to do the TV ads personally. (Sort of like Wendy's.) The brand is available in some parts of thehttps://U.S.but I don't think it has penetrated very far.

I congratulate you, Until now I have never personally never thought so deeply about cookies.

Since almost anything a person likes is extemely bad for them, I can't eat many cookies. So I think about them instead.

Incidently, I just posted a full size file of the "Dixie" art used as a thumbnail for this.

Your use of the term 'volkish' touches a phobic chord in me. Brrr.