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[GUNNER]

Originally Posted by BOP Hack

lmfao..just like when you talk about the creek or stream, they say crick....I then give'em my funny look and they point and say over past the hollar there's a crick, ain't you seen it when you drive by... at that point I asked if there was a book on translation for the language around here. They all smile and say "No Sir" very polite and all. ( oh yeah they do have their teeth, but I start laughing cause I can picture all of'em with out there teeth.)

Just to funny... that may not be your meaning Biker... but it sure is funny!!

Same here in KY. However, they dont have their teeth. Of course most of this joint is transfers because the locals keep getting walked out for one reason or another.

[Crosstimbers Okie]

Originally Posted by Craven Moorehead

some commonly used words and phrases used in TN. (and translation)

"O-ve'r" Over there

"Over yonder" Same as over there but implies greater distance.

"Y'all" used when speaking to more than one person

"I recon" I suppose so

"Naw" No

"**** naw" Stronger version of No

"****-Fire" Wow, that is interesting

"Holler" Area of lower elevation. aslo used to indicate leaving a gathering "Holler at y'all"

I could go on but I wont.

Yes, do stop. You are making me homesick.

[Kebemt]

lol If I take a post down south will I not be a yank any more?

[Crosstimbers Okie]

I'm afraid you'll always be a Yank!

[gijanetexas]

Originally Posted by Kebemt

lol If I take a post down south will I not be a yank any more?

Only if you switch to Dr. Pepper...

[Kebemt]

Sorry I am an A&W man through and through I guess I will deal with being a yank