Pissed about dress price?

[Munchkin]

That is just dick rickulous. I would never pay that much for a cotton tie dye dress. Or any dress for that matter!

 

[DSRIGGS]

True but his did...he was in a 3 piece suit every day he worked...He was a life insurance agent (made damned good money too) and altho he could have retired at 65, he didn't retire til 72/73? His also had to be very "classic" kinda like the little black dress that was a given at one point.

Yeah for a job where you have to wear a suit everyday that makes sense. Great thing about today is that as a manager pretty much the only time I have to suit up is for hosting a major customer, CEO visit, etc. and even then a sport coat was often more than enough.

 

[aaa]

Didn't not di ent.

 

[Spiky Bugger]

Didn't not di ent.

Or the regional "li-ul" for "little."

 

[DianaCox]

Liberry.

And conversely, the "t" in often is silent.

Roooof or ruff?

 

[DSRIGGS]

Living in the Southeast for about 8 years there was the:

warsh instead of wash

Earl, or ole instead oil

warter rather than water

 

[Spiky Bugger]

My MIL didn't use much "a-loom-ee-um" foil at home...but she did in the kitchen at work.

 

[bearmom]

Or al-u-MIN-eum, for my canuck relatives.

 

[DSRIGGS]

Or al-u-MIN-eum, for my canuck relatives.

Well I am sure it is quite a PROH-cess for them.

 

[duh_Mom]

hey hey hey - living in southeast TN - I resemble most of those - specially the warsh... or going to Warshington... gosh I really try to not put that R in there.
We southerners cain't hep it if all you all don't talk rite.

 

[DSRIGGS]

hey hey hey - living in southeast TN - I resemble most of those - specially the warsh... or going to Warshington... gosh I really try to not put that R in there.
We southerners cain't hep it if all you all don't talk rite.

Y'all fixin to rustle up some breakfast bout now?



By the way, what do call the thing that you push around the grocery store and load items into?

 

[duh_Mom]

yep on the Breakfast - but I am in Denver - well Englewood - with a damn blizzard warning so just 5:30 here. and

the thing that you push around the grocery store and load items into

- is a buggy.

 

[DSRIGGS]

yep on the Breakfast - but I am in Denver - well Englewood - with a damn blizzard warning so just 5:30 here. and
- is a buggy.

Haha. I knew it!

I lived in Simpsonville, SC for 3 years and Orlando for 5 (not really what I consider the South) so I got a kick of a lady at work who was talking her buggy at the grocery store. BTW, that might be the favorite place we have lived and we have lived in Peoria, IL area; Medina, OH; Springfield, MO; Orlando, FL; Simpsonville, SC; and Chandler, AZ.