And "you'se guys".They can't. It's a DNA thing. They have "you".
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And "you'se guys".They can't. It's a DNA thing. They have "you".
I thought that was only Chicago.And "you'se guys".
Depends on what part of New England you're in but you'll hear it here, too.I thought that was only Chicago.
Do you have "eh?", and/or "hey?"? In Wisconsin every other sentence must end in "hey?".Depends on what part of New England you're in but you'll hear it here, too.
Nope to the "hey". "Eh" more often--at least in Maine, anyway--because of our proximity to Canada.Do you have "eh?", and/or "hey?"? In Wisconsin every other sentence must end in "hey?".
Same with the "hey?" or "hey" in Wisconsin, I assume. In my travels I've enjoyed the language/inflection differences around the country. Michiganders, at least those in Grand Rapids, sound a unique way, for instance, and Cajuns speak their own unique English altogether. It's a demonstration of how huge our country is geographically and deep genetically. I should study it; I've wondered where a "southern" accent originated. I think it would be a fairly fascinating study.Nope to the "hey". "Eh" more often--at least in Maine, anyway--because of our proximity to Canada.
I was only planning on returning a glass or two.......unless you love it so much that you want the entire gallon.....and that is possible.Borrowing would imply that I was going to get it back so how about I just give you a gallon? There's no way I'd be drinking that much sweet tea or any tea for that matter!
I'm beginning to worry they might toss be back.They can't. It's a DNA thing. They have "you".
When you didn't snatch that book out of her hands and make her read Harry Potter instead. LOL!She said Edward.......
Where did I go wrong?
What are you talking about. Potter? This is a case of go directly to Salems Lot!When you didn't snatch that book out of her hands and make her read Harry Potter instead. LOL!
Since she was with her father over the weekend, I've decided to blame him.When you didn't snatch that book out of her hands and make her read Harry Potter instead. LOL!
I didn't know the age of the daughter, so I erred on the side of a younger reading audience.What are you talking about. Potter? This is a case of go directly to Salems Lot!
Good call.Since she was with her father over the weekend, I've decided to blame him.
Good thinking!! Didn't think of that......I didn't know the age of the daughter, so I erred on the side of a younger reading audience.
Good call.
Take it with you on your trip to convert non-sweet tea drinkers like Ms. Mod, it may come in handy there... and tell Frank no licking the riding frogs, stick to the peyote, eh?I use my Keurig every day.....Coffee it the main purpose, but they have apple cider, hot chocolate, tea, etc. I also use mine for hot water for instant oatmeal. Love my Keurig.
Sitting on the porch chair, catch something out of the corner of eye...egads, suddenly see the nastiest big black spider crawl across my lap and down my pant leg. Doggone it, it's 2015--there shouldn't be spiders anymore.
But not to worry, I didn't freak. I remembered my father's face and slew the hoary beast. That's why God made boots.