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DancesforLove

LoL@St.Colette
I know my parents say it my whole family which consist of hardcore, bonified, texas rednecks who say that along with millions of other phrases that make you go "OHHH noooo I don't share those bloodlines" lol

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RemnantRules

bump is when this thread is down and maybe someone hasn't seen it or can't find it you put it back up to the top


bbuuuummmmmppp

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~*AnCoRa33*~

I knew we said that... but I didn't realize ONLY Texans say littlebitty!! TALK ABOUT SHOCK!

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theculturewarrior

okies say it too. Hey, do um (how do I put this nicely) Americans with a midwestern accent (from a certain state beginning with the letter N) say "cussin" instead of "cursing"?

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littleflower+JMJ

[b]make sure[/b] you add that down here no, its NOT soda or *gasp* POP!!


[color=red][b]its COKE!! [/b][/color]



:sweat: :rolling: :sweat: :lol: :crackup: :rotfl:

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1337 k4th0l1x0r

Proper usage of certain words:

Initiate: My mom ate 2 hamburgers, initiate half a cake.
Aorta: Aorta cut the grass so it doesn't cover up the truck.
Indicator: This weekend, I'm going to my girlfriend's house indicator.

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theculturewarrior

Ornurie, syn. persnickety: when somebody gets too big for their britches or has their panties in a bunch.

Britches: pants.

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Don John of Austria

Well "our" is pronounced exactly the same way as "are", and you always come down( to a place), but you can go up to( a place) even if it's south of you. We also still have a bit of reasonably out dated lingo like obliged, and yonder and onrery.

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