southern words

[brownhounds]

We went in halvers on that old pickup.

 

[brownhounds]

"Sorry to hear about your son in law.....heres some baked beans. We would come in but Wal Mart closes at 9:00. And, if were goin to that funeral, we need something nice to wear."

 

[Ruger#3]

We always went to 'the show' if we were going to see a movie.

And a new one on me as I spend more time in Northeast Ga.
LOAFER...I think I am just going to loafer today....(as in goof off)
I thought it was just one person using it but I hear it more & more up there.

Used like this where I grew up,

You gonna get anything done today or just loaf around.

 

[ryork]

Don't think I've seen this in all of these posts, but if I missed it somewhere, sorry. Thought of another one, when I was in my teens if I saw my grandparents, great aunts/uncles etc on a Fri or Sat, they would ask me why I wasn't "out a sparkin"????

 

[JonathanG2013]

Short Pants

 

[ryork]

Or instead of crazy etc etc, my granddaddy would say something like "that boys been touched"

 

[dixiecutter]

I got one!

Hat'n

I hat'n heard that one before.

 

[Milkman]

Hidenwatch

 

[Wide Earp]

Not really southern,but my wife says Rune,for Ruin,,,,

OR "RURNT"

 

[Wide Earp]

YUNS as in "yuns goin' huntin'?
and you from Georgia or learn quick when you know it is "Decab" county
"Lie-thonia" ga
and them onions is "Vy-day-yuh"

 

[Ruger#3]

I keep hearin about painters round here, some say they tis, some say they tisnt.

 

[ChanceHill]

Granny: "Son, set this pail out on the water shelf."

 

[JonathanG2013]

Co Worker says this.

Me: So how are you doing?

Her: Just hanging in there like a hair on a biscuit.

 

[NE GA Pappy]

Co Worker says this.

Me: So how are you doing?

Her: Just hanging in there like a hair on a biscuit.

Round here it is a sausage biskit

 

[NCHillbilly]

For a little bit of something: a taddick or a scosh.

 

[NCHillbilly]

Co Worker says this.

Me: So how are you doing?

Her: Just hanging in there like a hair on a biscuit.

A feller I used to work with, if you thanked him for something, he'd say, "You're as welcome as a hair in a biscuit."

 

[Cmp1]

You guys got MI in ya,,,,I'm telling ya,,,,

 

[Cmp1]

A feller I used to work with, if you thanked him for something, he'd say, "You're as welcome as a hair in a biscuit."

Sarcastic,,,,said that to my boss all the time,,,,

 

[Buck70]

And some people are as dumb as a bag of rocks and you can't fix stupid even with duct tape.

 

[gemcgrew]

You guys got MI in ya,,,,I'm telling ya,,,,

Them's fight'n words in East Texas.