View Full Version : A question of quirks?
GoodOlBoy
04-07-2006, 09:05 AM
The other day it was pointed out to me that I am a little more east Texan than most of the other east Texans around here. In point of fact it was pointed out that I rarely ever say hello, and goodbye. Instead it tends to be "What you know good?" and "Have a good un." (Or on the rare ocasion a simple Adios will do) I don't know when I started doing that, in fact I have said that as long as I can remember. Don't know why some people find it hilarious.
Anyway.
I was just wonderin' if I was the only oddball around that had some old faishioned/deep south quirks in the way they talk.
GoodOlBoy
Rocky Raab
04-07-2006, 10:04 AM
Lonestar date 2006-0407
Captain Quirk of the Lonestar Ship Nosurprise goes where no man has gone before...in search of aphorisms, accents and eccentricities.
Ol` Joe
04-07-2006, 10:32 AM
Originally posted by Rocky Raab
Lonestar date 2006-0407
Captain Quirk of the Lonestar Ship Nosurprise goes where no man has gone before...in search of aphorisms, accents and eccentricities.
:D :D :D
fabsroman
04-07-2006, 01:09 PM
GoodOlBoy,
Just be happy you live in a part of the United States where they still say hello and good bye. Around these parts, nobody is good with manners. Seems as though everybody is in too much of a hurry to pay attention to manners.
M.T. Pockets
04-07-2006, 01:41 PM
Did you ever see Grumpy Old Men ? That's what it's like for real here.
Wahnie
04-07-2006, 01:58 PM
Originally posted by Rocky Raab
Lonestar date 2006-0407
Captain Quirk of the Lonestar Ship Nosurprise goes where no man has gone before...in search of aphorisms, accents and eccentricities.
Haha! I gotta sig that. :D
GOB, I grew up in North Carolina, so I often use words and stuff I picked up when I was a kid. It drives my friends crazy when I say stuff like, "Yall". To me it just feels normal to talk like that even though I haven't been back east in 10 years (am I that old already?). On the other hand, most of my southern accent is gone and I often got called on it when I was going to college in Texas. The lingo was there, but no accent. A little off topic, but since we're talking about Texas, yall have some of the best looking women down there. One pretty gal after another. :D
GoodOlBoy
04-07-2006, 05:31 PM
Yep. I say Ya'll all the time. And we surely do have some of the purtiest gals you ever did see.
GoodOlBoy
Jabba
04-07-2006, 06:06 PM
Hank Williams Jr says...
"I live to love Texas Women".
Of course... I say there are hotties all over the place... but that Texas Drawl and a nice western hat sure works wonders on my libido.
Jabba
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