Word Verifier: The Gathering
Week 25: The North and The South
First time visitors: The rules are simple. Go into my comments section, read your verification word and be creative. Each week I'll give just a bit of direction for the topic.
NO FAIR HITTING "REFRESH"
Ready? GO!
First time visitors: The rules are simple. Go into my comments section, read your verification word and be creative. Each week I'll give just a bit of direction for the topic.
NO FAIR HITTING "REFRESH"
Ready? GO!
posted by John at 1:28 AM
7 Comments:
The grobcsf sandwich may not be as universally known as the oyster po'boy of Louisiana or the Grilled Reuben of New York, but it is remarkable in that no matter where you are, North or South, there is always one consistent ingredient that transcends boundaries: smoked grobcsf.
If your driving through Florida, avoid the town of Juriplt. It's a total tourist trap and the local law enforcement love to set up detours and road blocks.
Saying the word, "y'all", as I ofndo, is typical and usually overlooked in the south. In the north, though, as THEY ofndo, saying "you'uns", is also acceptable and heard quite frequently.
Take the Dixie/Yankee Speech Test (courtesy of Spinning Girl). My score was
"49% Dixie. Barely in Yankeedom." I doubt true Southerners would agree, but I am more inclined to say "Y'all" than "Y'ouse" (though the latter is cute, I think).
I think you're just a ynkwnbe - A Yankee Wannabe...
Jeez, how perfect was THAT one? hee hee!
A jdhmyrai is someone who moves North and starts rooting for the Blue Jays.
buehgz
Blue Hags?
Boo, hugs?
Be you huges?
Sumthin.
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