& the winner is number one! :)
30. When I retire, I’m movin’ north.
29. I’ll take Shakespeare for 1000, Alex.
28. Duct tape won’t fix that.
27. Come to think of it, I’ll have a Heineken
26. We don’t keep firearms in this house.
25. You can’t feed that to the dog.
24. No kids in the back of the pickup, it’s just not safe.
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I love that list that make me laugh out loud - the comments on the website are a hoot, too - I will try to shake the "You Guys" when I get to PATCON and use the more natural "Y'all" ;)
ReplyDeletekind of blew that sentence - fortunately you know what I mean...
ReplyDelete:) I read all the comments after you mentioned them and they are indeed good!
DeleteAs a commentor on iOTW, we appreciate being reposted here. Occasionally we get trolls that try to muck up the conversation but, he failed to do that today because it was a humor post and fellow Southrons dived in with our own digs against ourselves. I'd like to think we have a better sense of humor that most others. There is a lot of fun to be had at iOTW. A lot to enjoy here at Brock's place, too!
ReplyDeleteThanks and I love the way we handle jokes directed towards us, we reply with more, because we have a sense of humor and don't care what others think. The rest lack a spine and why only Southerner's had enough gall to secede and take on the whole Yankee nation. :)
DeleteSouthern Men = Guts + Class + Humor (blame it on Common Core, but everything is a math story for me now ;)
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DeleteDon't forget the accent Sioux. I used to deal with a business in the deep South just so I could listen to them, lol
DeleteMiss Violet
I used to deal with a business in the deep South just so I could listen to them, lol
DeleteThe truth finally comes out. :)
*Grin*
ReplyDeleteI confess, while I was raised around the soft accents from MO, ARK, Okla, and Texas, those accents from the deeper South are addictive. ;-)
Now ya know. ;-)
Miss Violet
Hey, Miss Violet - I know what you mean. When I was a younger woman back in ancient times, I worked for a new lawyer in Columbus, Mississippi - he was a real sweetheart, but did I ever have trouble transcribing his drawl into Yankee-speak. We went round and round about "bowled shrimp" - huh??? Oh, BOILED shrimp. I get it. )
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