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To settle an ongoing debate with a friend from Louisville, is Kentucky "The South"?  

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Sojourner

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[quote name='homeschoolmom' date='Dec 8 2005, 04:18 PM']Mammoth Cave!
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Caves

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[quote name='homeschoolmom' date='Dec 8 2005, 04:18 PM']Mammoth Cave!
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That's Mammoth Cave! :lol_roll:

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[quote name='Gal. 5:22' date='23,Dec 8 2005, 04:27 PM']That's Mammoth Cave! :lol_roll:
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Isn't that what I said? :mellow:

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[quote name='homeschoolmom' date='Dec 8 2005, 04:31 PM']Isn't that what I said?  :mellow:
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Oh man, don't do that to me...I've only had one glass of wine!

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[quote name='Gal. 5:22' date='23,Dec 8 2005, 04:33 PM']Oh man, don't do that to me...I've only had one glass of wine!
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Go have another and this whole phorum will make a lot more sense...

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[quote name='homeschoolmom' date='Dec 8 2005, 04:31 PM']Isn't that what I said?  :mellow:
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Is that using your mod powers for good?!?! You went through and edited a typo out of everyone's posts!!!!

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Ahem. And by the by, I hate caves. Not just Mammoth Cave, but any cave. It stems from a horrible caving experience I had on a high school youth group trip. Our leader got lost in the southern Indiana cave, and what was to have been a 2-hour excursion ended up being 7 hours with no food or water. Those just aren't good memories.

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[quote name='homeschoolmom' date='Dec 8 2005, 04:35 PM']Go have another and this whole phorum will make a lot more sense...
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If I do that, then the kids will have gummy bears for dinner (again).

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[quote name='Sojourner' date='Dec 8 2005, 04:36 PM']:shock:

Is that using your mod powers for good?!?! You went through and edited a typo out of everyone's posts!!!!

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Just making the phorum a better place for you and me... well for me anyway. :mellow:

[quote]Ahem. And by the by, I hate caves. Not just Mammoth Cave, but any cave. It stems from a horrible caving experience I had on a high school youth group trip. Our leader got lost in the southern Indiana cave, and what was to have been a 2-hour excursion ended up being 7 hours with no food or water. Those just aren't good memories.
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wow... okay then.

My last caving experience... last summer... We are deep into the depths of Mystery Cave. My son turns to me and says, "Mom, I have to go to the bathroom" (those who read my threads know that this is a recurring theme with my son)... And of course we'd been given the "don't touch the cave walls" lecture... Okay... So, I'm wearing a jacket (thank goodness) and I carry a LOT of stuff in my pockets. BUt seeing as I didn't have a pop bottle (HSson's substitute toilet of choice), I had to make due with... A DIAPER!... He looks at me like this :ohno: and told him he didn't have to wear it, just pee into it, which he did with my help.

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[quote name='homeschoolmom' date='Dec 8 2005, 04:44 PM']Just making the phorum a better place for you and me... well for me anyway. :mellow:
wow...  okay then.

My last caving experience... last summer... We are deep into the depths of Mystery Cave. My son turns to me and says, "Mom, I have to go to the bathroom" (those who read my threads know that this is a recurring theme with my son)... And of course we'd been given the "don't touch the cave walls" lecture... Okay... So, I'm wearing a jacket (thank goodness) and I carry a LOT of stuff in my pockets. BUt seeing as I didn't have a pop bottle (HSson's substitute toilet of choice), I had to make due with... A DIAPER!... He looks at me like this :ohno: and told him he didn't have to wear it, just pee into it, which he did with my help.
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Thankfully, I'll never have an experience like that with my children. Largely because we'll never be together in a cave.

The last time I tried to go spelunking (2 years ago-ish?) I totally freaked out. I think I'm officially cave-o-phobic.

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[quote name='homeschoolmom' date='Dec 8 2005, 04:44 PM']My last caving experience... last summer... We are deep into the depths of Mystery Cave. My son turns to me and says, "Mom, I have to go to the bathroom" (those who read my threads know that this is a recurring theme with my son)... And of course we'd been given the "don't touch the cave walls" lecture... Okay... So, I'm wearing a jacket (thank goodness) and I carry a LOT of stuff in my pockets. BUt seeing as I didn't have a pop bottle (HSson's substitute toilet of choice), I had to make due with... A DIAPER!... He looks at me like this :ohno: and told him he didn't have to wear it, just pee into it, which he did with my help.
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You need these:

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God's Errand Girl

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Any state whose general population is familiar with and regularly uses the term "y'all" is DEFINITELY southern.

I am five minutes from the Kentucky border in Southwestern Indiana, and I rarely hear "y'all" spewed out of my fellow Hoosiers, but as soon as I cross the border, it is a commonly used term.

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[quote name='God's Errand Girl' date='Dec 8 2005, 04:58 PM']Any state whose general population is familiar with and regularly uses the term "y'all" is DEFINITELY southern.

I am five minutes from the Kentucky border in Southwestern Indiana, and I rarely hear "y'all" spewed out of my fellow Hoosiers, but as soon as I cross the border, it is a commonly used term.
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But did you know that y'all is the singular? All y'all is the plural.

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Yes, evidently, but if we break it down, it is grammatically incorrect.

y'all= you all ('All' is representing a collective number of people)

So, could you call that a double pronoun then?

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