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Jerry haynes
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Oct 24, 2008
 

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I deliver to Lyndon, Osage and Burlingame. I have noticed that each town has people that have similar features. Lyndon people look like Lyndon people.... Could there be some sort of 100 year breeding going on? I'm sure others have noticed it also. Burlingame folks have a distinct look, just as Osage folks do. Not saying anything bad about anyone. Not being from this area allows me to see things better. Any comments?
farmgirlalways

Saint Louis, MO

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Oct 28, 2008
 

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I think you are crazy. Everyone in general from Osage County may look down to earth and countryfied, but definitely not like each other. Now in the middle of winter all the farmers wear the brown coveralls and coats and look similar when all bundled up. But for you to imply that 100 Osage County citizens could be lined up and you could identify what town they live in is just plain silly. And this may surprise you, but alot of folks that live here have only been here a few short years!
Jerry haynes
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Sorry but you are dead wrong! Other people have said the same thing and agree with me. You will notice that most people in Burlingame have dark hair with larger eye brows and Lyndon folks may have sandy hair with fair skin. And Osage people are pretty darn ugly and the girls tend to be on the plump side. Most people in Osage are rude and almost never wave to each other on the rode. Lyndon people are the nicest to deal with and are good tippers.
Allie Culley

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Nov 4, 2008
 

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Ok JERRY. Yeah we might all look the same but its not because we are inbread. It's becuase we are all practically related to eachother. And NOT in some Arkansas nasty way! Its kinda what happens when you live in a small town. You have grandparents who have kids and their kids stick around and eventually get married. And so and and so forth. Lyndon and all of our surrounding towns are beautiful and we like that everyone knows everyone. If you're looking for people who really look the same, go to china!
Jerry haynes
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Nov 8, 2008
 
Perhaps you are correct. There are some "Thick" blooded family trees in Osage City. For instance.. I can look at a crowd of people and pick out all the folks with "Sloop" (family name) blood in them. The Sloop blood line is distinctive. Even after several generations you can always see the "Sloop" look. Thank God I don't have any Schroeder in my blood or I'd be white skinned and have freckles!
Hank Kimbell
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Nov 8, 2008
 
Yea all is good in Osage City. Now that the city is sending out letters to residents with junk cars in their yard all should be great. A picture is worth a 100 words. The new city manager is doing a great job. He's fixing all the broken stuff in town. Out with the old and in with the new. Yea Yea Yea. At least we have a good library and Grocery store. I like it here.
John

Basingstoke, UK

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Feb 8, 2009
 
Small town America, wonderful.
lyndon native

Topeka, KS

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Mar 7, 2009
 
There are many cases of inbreeding in Osage County...some of the resluts were astounding. It was a good way of keeping family farms strong and insuring the a good bloodline was kept intact. Since the social scene was lacking when i was young, we invented our own type of scandoulous affairs and sordid stories, most of which were faounded on truthful facts. Many family gatherings afforded young people the opportunity to meet future spouse material...several of my 1st cousins were within my field of vision but alas they let the family down by marrying into a totally different breed of people that was not of local bloodlines.
what better way to get to know your spouse than having spent 18-20 years growing up with them, in that time you know them better than most of the high brow people will ever know their spouses. Beside those famaly gathering were usually out in the boondock, opportunity to go to the woods or down by the creek was wonderful, many a summer night there was much fishing and snipe hunting going on in my family....just so you know, aal 14 of my kids are above average in IQ regardless of the close relationship their momma & I had before we got hitched and started squirting them out, and no we're not like to OctoMom on welfare...I work hard and the wife took in sideline work to get em all raised.
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Jun 7, 2009
 
If you have an old muddy truck and chew skoal you fit into Osage City. Need I remind you a loud exhaust on the vehicle would enhance your stay. Talk about white trash.... Its all here in Osage City... and we live in weird colored houses for $480 per month. Cigarettes, beer and perhaps a moped or bike. Now that's life.

Its amazing that nothing change here. Time warp.
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