Southern English

[2LaneCruzer]

1) ****, 2) two dollar pistol. There's also "smoother than $2 whisky"

"Crooked as a dog's hind leg".

 

[2LaneCruzer]

Yes, but I sure never wanted to drink much of either.:laughing:

Mom used to threaten to skin us boys alive for drinking directly out of the milk bottle, or carton as the case may be. One fine summer day I went to the frige and took a big long chug a lug of milk directly out of the carton. Much to my chagrin, it turned out to be not only blinky...but clabbered. Still makes me nauseous to think about it today. Needless to say, that cured me of that rather obnoxious habit.

 

[sseelhoff]

Straight up as 6 O'Clock.

 

[Papasmirf]

I was in school my freshman year and got into trouble with my English teacher for saying "dierectly" instead of directly my first day of class. Here are a few: ain't got no, get in my car and I'll carry you, putt that up rit now, I'll slap that snicker off your face, Mooosh it up (mix it up), lol

 

[Daver1963]

drunker than Cooter Brown

Cooter Brown - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

 

[2LaneCruzer]

drunker than Cooter Brown

Cooter Brown - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

Wonder if he's related to J.T.S. Brown?

 

[TGeorge]

Farmer 2009 is absolutely correct. The teat line on a boar determines the teat line on the gilts he sires. Good teat line = good brood sow. Therefore, teats on a boar are not worthless.

 

[k0ua]

Farmer 2009 is absolutely correct. The teat line on a boar determines the teat line on the gilts he sires. Good teat line = good brood sow. Therefore, teats on a boar are not worthless.

I tell ya, I learn something new everyday!

 

[kenmac]

don't know if it's a southern saying, but my Dad used it...katy bar the door. When he (my dad ) said this I knew I was in trouble
World Wide Words: Katy bar the door This is all I could find on the use of the phrase.

Anyone else ever hear it ??

 

[k0ua]

don't know if it's a southern saying, but my Dad used it...katy bar the door. When he (my dad ) said this I knew I was in trouble
World Wide Words: Katy bar the door This is all I could find on the use of the phrase.

Anyone else ever hear it ??

Sure, but I never knew the origin. It was just a common saying for look out something bad is about to happen.