Y'aught to.
Grab a cold pop and we'll turn on the Stiller game. And tell mom to worsh my jeans.
I'm easily offended I guess...
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Grab a cold pop and we'll turn on the Stiller game. And tell mom to worsh my jeans.
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Please excuse Henro for his irrational behavior. He is going through Menopause and his mood swings are getting the best of him. Henro, when your body feels hot, take a cold shower, and when it feels cold take a warm bath. It is the estrogen in your body screwing up your mind, causing mood swings. It will pass in a few years.
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NEPA born and raised! Some say we talk funny around here!I think I see you are located in Western PA too. Are you an import?
Just curious because when I was growing up we did drink "Pop" and not soda, being born here. First time I heard the term soda was when I visited my cousin in Wisconsin...
Yinz and Yoooz guys are just two different ways to say the same thing I think...
"Jeat yet" is another local question that comes to mind from my childhood days...shortened form of "did you eat yet?"
I will bet there are a lot more...maybe I can find some next time I go duntown...
Does this mean I better get my testosterone level checked?
I will ask my PCP next time if she can give me a second opinion!For more reasons than one I think this could be a good idea!
Not doing too bad on that end though...I could spell it correctly without a spell check, then had to do a web search to make sure I got it right!
Here in the San Francisco of the east Maine when you get your driver's license and are unsure of your plumbing you can have the gender box marked with the X other.
Reference to this article:
BLM co-founder blasts financial disclosures as ‘triggering’ and ‘unsafe’
Black Lives Matter co-founder Patrisse Cullors blasted standard financial disclosure forms amid the organization coming under scrutiny for buying a $5.8 million mansion.
nypost.com
Only in America. Yikes
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Don't feel bad I'm right there with ya.. I've learned more words in the last five years that I never even knew existed! I still don't know if I really know what they mean!
i’m going to do my mower deck maintenance now, and then cut some grass.Reference to this article:
BLM co-founder blasts financial disclosures as ‘triggering’ and ‘unsafe’
Black Lives Matter co-founder Patrisse Cullors blasted standard financial disclosure forms amid the organization coming under scrutiny for buying a $5.8 million mansion.
Only in America. Yikes
I haven’t even understood what woke is, even though I’ve tried. Now I have to learn and internalize trigger!
No hope for me from what I can see!
Not to worry Henro my friend, nothing wrong with getting old. Remember when we'd say make mine a double and we were talking about alcohol but now it means a couple little blue pills. As long as you're still having fun buddy.Does this mean I better get my testosterone level checked?
For more reasons than one I think this could be a good idea!
Not doing too bad on that end though...I could spell it correctly without a spell check, then had to do a web search to make sure I got it right!
Now hold on a dang minute there…..In the South it is neither a pop nor a soda. It's a cold drank.
I was told down in them southern states every soda was called a “coke”?????
Like even if yin’s want a root beer, then it’s “get me a root beer coke”???????
Yep, getting old is something us lucky ones can experience.Not to worry Henro my friend, nothing wrong with getting old. Remember when we'd say make mine a double and we were talking about alcohol but now it means a couple little blue pills. As long as you're still having fun buddy.
Still trying to figure out when that happens, but at 75 I am starting to feel I am getting close. Some are not so fortunate.
Sometimes I think I did my best not to get here.
drinks are called cokes here.
Everything else is Tea. Sweet or unsweet.
Note that I don't drink alcohol no more so I won't comment on that.
Unfortunately the southern thing is slowly disappearing, southern states are getting infiltrated with yankees and liberals looking for a cheaper, less restricted place to call home. It's my understanding that the great state of Texas is seeing about 1000 Kalifornians moving in every day. Between them and the illegal aliens, my friend who lives near Laredo, says "I don't know which is the worse problem".
Everything else is Tea. Sweet or unsweet.
Note that I don't drink alcohol no more so I won't comment on that.
Unfortunately the southern thing is slowly disappearing, southern states are getting infiltrated with yankees and liberals looking for a cheaper, less restricted place to call home. It's my understanding that the great state of Texas is seeing about 1000 Kalifornians moving in every day. Between them and the illegal aliens, my friend who lives near Laredo, says "I don't know which is the worse problem".
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It used to be Coke to describe any type of soda where I grew up in central Alabama. I remember as a kid asking for a Coke at a small gas station with cooler behind counter, and before I could clarify which kind, the clerk pulled out a can of Coke and popped the top for me. I didn't want an actual Coke, but I didn't say anything, because I technically asked for a Coke and he had opened it already.
Cold drank, as Magicman says seems to be a more common term in the south. But, I don't even know how common that is now.
Cold drank, as Magicman says seems to be a more common term in the south. But, I don't even know how common that is now.
I frequently reply to grown up females with "Yes ma'am." It's respectful in the South and I grew up close enough to the South to use it. I've never seen anyone offended by it although I've heard that some women are. I think it depends upon your tone when you say it as to whether or not you are perceived as being sarcastic.
While traveling through Illinois with a group of other teenagers we stopped for a bathroom and snack break. One of the others asked at the counter for a soda and the clerk replied, "I'm sorry but we're all out of ice cream." Took a couple seconds to get through that the customer wanted a "pop".