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Sueshore said:
Kimmifunn....I have an idea for you and all the other good southern folks out there.
My grannie and my mom used to always say, "Well, I'll be switched!" Kind of like--can you believe that?
And my grannie and most Southerners say when a child is getting ready to throw a fit or start bawling, "Oh, he's tunin' up!"
And only a Southern grannie or mama asks you if you need to "go tee-tee"!
 
SlowMovin said:
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A Southerner knows that "fixin" can be used as a noun,
a verb, or an adverb.
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Oh, and what about "carry?"
"Mr. Jones was fixin' to carry me to Winn Dixie; you need anything?"
 
Kimmifunn said:
I've been a little under the weather and I'm doing all I can to recover! The NY Auburn Alumni Club has a major function that I must be 100% for (not to mention I didn't want to miss work on my 2nd week!)
Did I miss a new job somewhere...? Help!
 
peapod1980 said:
My grannie and my mom used to always say, "Well, I'll be switched!" Kind of like--can you believe that?
And my grannie and most Southerners say when a child is getting ready to throw a fit or start bawling, "Oh, he's tunin' up!"
And only a Southern grannie or mama asks you if you need to "go tee-tee"!
So true about the tee-tee thing!
And no, you did not miss anything about a new job... this is an old thread from August that was revived.
 
Nooooo Pea!!!! They dragged this up here from the August posts!!! :floor:

Oh and what about "High as cat fur!" = When something costs to much
 
Johnrudy said:
So true about the tee-tee thing!
And no, you did not miss anything about a new job... this is an old thread from August that was revived.

I love when a thread rises from the ashes! I laughed at the tee-tee post, because it was my truth growing up! I thought going or needing to go pee was like trashy cussing! (I think pee-pee was maybe okay!) To this day, I cannot hear it without cringing! We tee-teed and tinkled at my house, as did and do the doggies...hopefully outside!

Other words on my "cussing list": crap, sucks, shut up (unless it is a Stacy London one!), fart

Did I just type all those bad words? I had a very hard time explaining this to my kids as you all know most of these words became a part of their jargon! Funny how I love a well placed REAL cuss word...especially from a person that uses them infrequently, but with panache!!!

EDIT: I think you might misunderstand...I can and do cuss like a sailor (not that it's a ladylike thing to do!) when needed. The above words I do not use...childhood issues!!!
 
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jessifunn said:
what about this one k funn is drunker than cooter brown!
wait. i don't know waht you are talking about. i danced my tail off ttonight.

I SPILLED A DARN BEER IN MY PURSE AND RUINED MY DANG IPOD AND I'M SO MAD.

hot colin and his friend are in town. :clap_1:

Ipod is fried.
done and done
smells like booze.
 
Kimmifunn said:
wait. i don't know waht you are talking about. i danced my tail off ttonight.

I SPILLED A DARN BEER IN MY PURSE AND RUINED MY DANG IPOD AND I'M SO MAD.

hot colin and his friend are in town. :clap_1:

Ipod is fried.
done and done
smells like booze.


"I SPILLED A DARN BEER IN MY PURSE AND RUINED MY DANG IPOD AND I'M SO MAD"...are you writing C&W songs now?
 
Kimmifunn said:
wait. i don't know waht you are talking about. i danced my tail off ttonight.

I SPILLED A DARN BEER IN MY PURSE AND RUINED MY DANG IPOD AND I'M SO MAD.

hot colin and his friend are in town. :clap_1:

Ipod is fried.
done and done
smells like booze.
why is it you always spill beer in your purse. i am here to inform sowal this is not the first time this has happened and i am pretty sure it won't be the last.
 
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