By the way, Im a 14 year old Southern Belle by heart. i say i am plan out kuntry i dont say country i say kuntry, It would be chevys bad GMC bc Ford aint worth a crap So once again shut your mouth about things that dont concern you. Something interesting. heard of the polar vortex-breakdown-related SOUTHERN SNOWSTORM OF JANUARY 2014! Sure, this could mean puttering around, but Southerners also like to use it as an adjective, meaning something small or trivial (in a bad way). Give you a whoppin like you aint never seen I hate the north, and dont forget, WE GONNA RISE AN DO IT GAIN! All my kin live in NC (Blue Ridge Mountains) though my Husband was in the Navy and retired in Jacksonville, FL. Don't let scams get away with fraud. Unlike many think, in the southern counties of Kansas (in my experience) Coke, Soda, Soda-pop and yes, Pop are all used. So the topic was Words Only Southerners Say, right? Stay up there and pray a REAL Skinhead doesnt beat your ass. have a nice day! Here's a sampling of words only Southerners say Y'all: it's never "you guys" but "y'all". THERE IS EVEN COKE IN THE RESTAURANTS. I am from Georiga. Is elara a name? All is good. And I have never seen snow whats its like. I am not a slob as someone said. Yep. My yankee blood is nicely mixed with the blood of an American Indian Chief. ***EVERYBODY***!!! Kiln is another one that seems obvious but isn't. Missouri was a Confederate state and it still has that southern flavor. Down here in Mobile, we dont actually say Mom and them, it usually comes out more like Hey yall! Born and raised in rural Alabama. Suppose/ Spose Dim- Stupid If you have not moved yet or are now there, get in touch with veteran groups or organizations, they can give you lots of support and suggestions. 3. I lived in both and honestly was told up north at least once a day to say this or that and then laughed at. Potato/ tater That being said, my entire family are Southerners (parents included) and much of our area of Cincinnati are descended from Southerners who moved to the area for work in the 1960s. And by the way everybody who is home grown in the south drops there gs We have access roads here too and that is what they are called. Sorry to the owners of the blog for posting this, but dammit I cant deal with jackasses and not put them in there place. Learn more. Residents of the remainder of Central Jersey and all of South Jersey speak with a Philadelphia accent (which, ironically, has actually historically sharedand to a certain extent, still sharesa few elements of the Southern accentparticularly both the drawl and the Southern Appalachian-sounding twang and at least as often as not, the Southern pronunciation of the long I sound).
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