Speaking "Southern"

...and what is this snow you speak of... i thought it was some phenomenon that happens once every hundred years...

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Originally Posted by mlededee

joanna, ignore the description of scrapple and just eat some. it's good i promise. :D

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Well I googled scrapple and much to my surprise it's basically just like scottish haggis. It uses cornmeal instead of oatmeal and I suppose it's spiced a bit different but heck I grew up on haggis so I bet scrapple would suit me just as well. :)

You know considering I also grew up on black puddin' (aka blood pudding) it's rather odd of me to go yewww at some of your southern dishes. I guess it's all what you're used to. Ohhhhhh now I have such a craving for fried black puddin' and tattie scones *drool* Derek where are you man!

lol at yankees... yous guys.

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Originally Posted by Gooseman

just FYI Jo... they are far from poor... they get paid quite well for the sole purpose to amuse us... :D

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Well true, but oh they looked cold! brrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr

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Originally Posted by Gooseman

...and what is this snow you speak of... i thought it was some phenomenon that happens once every hundred years...

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Ben, I'm gonna smack you! :rofl:

Oh my GAWD....:D

Jo I hope I didn't get you started on this (pronounces like hiss with out the H)

I was born and raised in Mississippi been here my whole life (pronouced Lie-f) and from what I been told I am "country" soundin'

Speaking southern (pronouced suth-in)ain't hard it all. It just takes kowning (pronounced no-in) what letters get (pronounce git) drawn (pronounce dr-ah-n) out you (pronounced ya)see. An imitation or bad fake southern accent comes off sounding like Fog Horn Leg Horn. Which is not how I sound...(I hope).

- Grits are Great.. no suger damin it they ain't cookies.
- Corn Bread is to be broken up and soaked in a cold glass of milk and eaten with a spoon.
- Butter milk can be drank. :D
- Babys look best in "Mossy Oak Break Up" jumpers.
- Girls that drive trucks are Hawt.
- Chiggers. :D nuff said.
- anything that ends in "ing" the g get dropped

Any body needing clarification can call me :D

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Originally Posted by Freakie_frog

Oh my GAWD....:D

Jo I hope I didn't get you started on this (pronounces like hiss with out the H)

I was born and raised in Mississippi been here my whole life (pronouced Lie-f) and from what I been told I am "country" soundin'

Speaking southern (pronouced suth-in)ain't hard it all. It just takes kowning (pronounced no-in) what letters get (pronounce git) drawn (pronounce dr-ah-n) out you (pronounced ya)see. An imitation or bad fake southern accent comes off sounding like Fog Horn Leg Horn. Which is not how I sound...(I hope).

- Grits are Great.. no suger damin it they ain't cookies.
- Corn Bread is to be broken up and soaked in a cold glass of milk and eaten with a spoon.
- Butter milk can be drank. :D
- Babys look best in "Mossy Oak Break Up" jumpers.
- Girls that drive trucks are Hawt.
- Chiggers. :D nuff said.
- anything that ends in "ing" the g get dropped

Any body needing clarification can call me :D

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LOL Ed, you can't help but sound sorta like Elvis can you!

I don't know what a "chigger" is but it sounds like a social disease or something otherwise nasty! :O

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Originally Posted by frankykeno

LOL Ed, you can't help but sound sorta like Elvis can you!

I don't know what a "chigger" is but it sounds like a social disease or something otherwise nasty! :O

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I've heard Larry the Cable Guy and Elvis. LOL

Chiggers are this little bug the burrows in to your skin and like a tick does it thing.The difference is that you don't get just one you get like 30-50 of them. They like areas where cloths touch all the time like waist bands socks and underwear :taz:.. The bite area itches worse than fleas, gnats, or any thing I have ever felt..

Welcome to the south. :D