I've done three out of four.I've never done any of those things.....not once. But I do know how to flat foot........
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I've done three out of four.I've never done any of those things.....not once. But I do know how to flat foot........
When I worked with my ex, I even designed a tee shirt with the proper pronunciation. It's still the top selling item in his store.I think ya'll latched onto an old wives tale.
Bless your heart.When I worked with my ex, I even designed a tee shirt with the proper pronunciation. It's still the top selling item in his store.
It's not the same when uttered by one on y'all from up north!Bless your heart.
Au contraire. It's the same both north and south of the Mason-Dixon Line.It's not the same when uttered by one on y'all from up north!
It was an acquired taste. I was brought up on the word 'youse.' Found out people outside the area would make fun of you if you used 'youse' but not 'y'all.'At least there's no argument about "y'all"
What is your opinion on the usage of 'youse?' As in... Youse guys have no friggin idea how bad them Jets gonna beat their skulls in come Sunday! (sticking with the football theme n'all)I like "y'all." It provides a second-person plural pronoun where one didn't exist before. First-person and third-person have their plurals. Why not second-person? Why is it left out? I cannot sit silent any longer. I am pro-pronoun plurality!!
Edit: I just realized this is the football thread. Uhhh... go Broncos!
So it can have a double meaning for y'all too? Interesting...... Maybe you and I are more alike than I thought.....Au contraire. It's the same both north and south of the Mason-Dixon Line.
And I thought southern girls were always polite.
At least he's getting his exercise.Noah Webster is turning in his grave.
Yeah, thanks to y'all rednecks and hillbillies.At least he's getting his exercise.
And don't forget all youse guys, either!Yeah, thanks to y'all rednecks and hillbillies.
Yup, it’s all in the inflection. Never heard it from my mom, though. With her being from Ireland, between the ages of 8 to 16 I thought she had changed my name to ‘eejit.’So it can have a double meaning for y'all too? Interesting...... Maybe you and I are more alike than I thought.....
and I was polite........dammit
Tough childhood, eh? Until I turned 12, I though my name was "shut up."Yup, it’s all in the inflection. Never heard it from my mom, though. With her being from Ireland, between the ages of 8 to 16 I thought she had changed my name to ‘eejit.’
You do realize you have to say it in a Goodfellas De Niro tone of voice.And don't forget all youse guys, either!
Nope...Crawfish up round these here parts a'int good eatin'I bet, when y'all folks find a dead body in a creek, you don't call the sheriff right away. You wait 2 days, come back to collect all the crayfish (aka crawfish, aka crawdads, aka mudbugs) off of it and only then call the sheriff.