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Seems some people have an issue with pride..........guess they aren't from KY
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or Texas! !
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A guy from Texas wrote a song about them...
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Only to you. Pray tell, how is a "proud parent" collectivist unless you're thinking of some "takes a village" drivel.
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Two states where I am totally perplexed as to why they have so much pride is Texas and Alaska. I would love to visit every state eventually, but those two would be at the absolute end of my list.
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imagine if someone saw an unknown baby, and it was a really, really great baby. methinks it would be odd for them to say, "i'm so proud of that baby!"
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I suspect YOU think that what follows is the only definition of proud:
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best post in this thread, you pride haters do indeed seem to have a different definition of pride. Its not about superiority or anything like that
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If they had nothing to do with it, why would they feel pride. I freely admit I have no pride in my neighbor's kids.
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indeed, whats your point?
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I'd venture a guess that more problems in the world stem from a lack of shame as opposed to an excess of pride.
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Granfalloon
I think this pretty much sums up the entire subject of this thread...
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Winston Churchill?
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