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This is three hours of the most vindictive, unforgiving, nuclear-event stories of the

past year.

Strap in, because this is the very best of what Reddit has to offer.

Don't mess with southerners.

Okay, so before I start, I want to first say, I cannot attest to the validity of this story.

It isn't mine, but a story of friends' great-grandfather told them when they were younger, and

from what I've heard, the man wasn't all there towards the end.

So, back with my friend's great-grandfather was in his early 20s, he'd been very close

with his one family.

They would describe to me as a family of swamp people, but Floridian.

So was the grandfather, father, mother, uncle, two daughters, and three brothers that lived

in this little trailer park in the woods.

They kept themselves and didn't bother anyone.

My friend's great-grandfather only knew them because he'd met the youngest daughter while

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