milkman
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How about bob ware, we had and old cow that could jump a bob ware fence and never touch it.
Actually down South we say "killed" and pronounce other words correctly when with another Southerner. It's just when folks from up or out yonder (notice I didn't say Yankees) are around that we lay it on thick and heavy so as to fool y'all.Am I correct in thinking that the word "killed" sounds like "kilt" or "built" in the South?
I live in rural Georgia and one of the favorite sayings I have heard is when someone got divorced,spouse passed or a long term relationship ended..."they are walking alone now". Any one heard that in your area?
MarkV
Those "r"s are tricky. :laughing:
Some variations I've heard from the Boston area, Downeast Maine and S. Maine:
award : awad
pattern : patten
Micah : Miker
Norma : Normer
lobster : lobstah
there : theyah
and the classic Park the car in Harvard Yard : Pahk the cah in Havahd yahd.