Words or Phrases From Your Part of America

[rcurtner]

My dad would say, "It's colder than a well diggers butt out here"

Mom would say this every summer....it will rain at the end of this dry spell

Also colder than a witches' titty(sp)

 

[MN.Militia]

My dad used to say things like "dryer than a popcorn fart" and "he's the southbound end of a northbound horse"... Also, "hindsight is 20/20" and "familiarity breeds contempt".

We could go at this nonstop. "Our elders have given us an inexhaustible supply of one-liner pearls of wisdom for our journey through life." And THAT is MY quote.

 

[3L120]

"Rig" = vehicle

"_____________ Country" = fill-in the blank with a notable/definable geographic area. All the way down from the whole state to a local area.

Or vee-hickle for vehicle.

 

[BassCliff]

Hi,

Here in the wild, wild upper Midwest there is a saying, "It's a horse apiece."


Thank you for your indulgence,

BassCliff

 

[wolfpack076]

Dillydallying. My Wife would sometimes ask me to stop at the store and pick some things up on my way home but "Don't be dillydallying".

 

[rcurtner]

Someone tells you they can do something your reply might be "If you can do that I'll kiss your @ss & give you a half an hour to draw a crowd."