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Have you ever heard the expression "pert near" Lot of folks use that term here too. Dh used to say "over yonder" a lot. He not as country as he use to be. Got him some of that book learnins & edugamakation now.
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Originally Posted by sandpat
Well...mine is "throwed"...I just go crazy when I hear this.." that bull throwed him like a yard dart!"
People around here say that all the time...UGGHHHH! And..."done gone"...as in...."he done gone and done it".... :roll: :roll: :roll: |
Originally Posted by amma
I have been sitting here and laughing like crazy at some of these...and how many I still use LMBO
It is funny though, I may use them while talking, but never think of using them while typing/writing :lol: :roll: :lol: |
Mel, I love it. The grammar bitch. That is priceless. My dad was so strict about us using proper grammar. If you said ain't you were in trouble. People will say "ain't got no." It drives me crazy. I'm with you. Mousey you have so many post you must not have anything to do so come to Texas & help me cook. We are mouse friendly here.
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I just thought of this one. Little granny use to say "askerred" to mean frighten or afraid. Lord, she was country.
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Originally Posted by quiltncrazy
my DH says, "chimley", for chimney. um, no, sweetie...I never heard of a chimley.
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Dh's secretary always said that. It drove him crazy.
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Originally Posted by MadQuilter
DH uses this one: Well smear my a** with honey and tie me to an ant hill. Colorful imagery.
Another favorite: Butter my buns and call me biscuit. And he wonders why people don't take him seriously. |
Originally Posted by Loretta
I scold my granddaughter when she uses silly words that are fads. Another fad I can't stand is grown women who talk in "little girl voices". I read where they think they appear young that way - ick! (Our men here are obsessed with women under 18!)
Loretta, I think the men are like that the world over!:roll: |
Ok the worst phrase ever, "It's not you, It's me" BS!!!!
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