redneck olympics

The Olympic Torch Run is an age-old tradition and a proud moment for athletes all across the globe. Not to be outdone, Turner and McCoy, joined by "The Boy" Craig McCoy, felt it was our civic duty to bring a dose of this honor right here to Kiss Country. Welcome to the 1st Annual Redneck Torch Run.

In preparation for the Summer Olympic Games and our Redneck Torch run tomorrow, we've started collecting supplies. Based on your suggestions we have a very interesting collection of "redneck supplies": a big ole net, a flashlight/shotgun shell torch, duck tape, etc. Check out our progress and be sure to add to our list. You wouldn't wanna miss your chance to be part of this redneck chaos

In honor of the Summer Olympic games, we have decided to hold a "Kiss Country Redneck Torch Run". The games officially begin Friday, so we have a couple days to figure out our torch run. We need your help with the details! What do we use as a redneck torch? What location best represents redneck athleticism?

The first annual Redneck Olympics, which took place in Hebron, Maine earlier this month, featured events such as wife-carrying, bobbing for pig’s feet, lawn mower races, mud pit belly flops and toilet-seat horseshoes. It also posed a threat to the real Olympics, apparently, because lawyers for the US Olympic Committee have contacted Redneck Olympic organizer Harold Brooks and told him to cease and