WorsterMan
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He was feathering his nest!
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You've got some great ones--many of which I had never heard of before. Were your folks from Texas (or one of the states around these parts)?
I'm interested if the country folks in the Midwest, Northeast and Northwest have the same sayings as in Texas.
Some years ago I remember someone telling me about a time when they were told to go grab a switch off a tree. They did and when they returned the mother, father or grandma stated the switch was far too small. Adult went out and got a much larger switch and proceeded with harsh punishment!
There was also the double-punishment.I can honestly say that’s funny Chop and mean it sincerely. I can’t even postulate how people would see that today - not funny I’m certain. Uh oh well guess I can postulate on it to a degree. And no way I’d try the padding, would only have been worse when they found out. I usually ran like heck.
Most especially true in my case.There was also the double-punishment.
If you got a spanking at school, you were getting another spanking once you got home.
Were you ever chastised by a family member of the Greatest Generation, of Silent Generation, to eat your food, and they'd say:My mom's other favorite when people would ask why she stopped after having 3 boys and didn't keep trying to have a girl: Somebody told me every 4th child born in the world was Chinese, and I didn't want a Chinese baby.....
Were you ever chastised by a family member of the Greatest Generation, of Silent Generation, to eat your food, and they'd say:
"Think of all the starving children in China."
Yep, I played that card a few times:Only once. I said, "well pack it up and send it to them."
Were you ever chastised by a family member of the Greatest Generation, of Silent Generation, to eat your food, and they'd say:
"Think of all the starving children in China."
(meanwhile, one country over--they're feasting in North Korea...)
That's an old nautical term."What's the scuttlebutt?" Often said while walking into the barber shop.
Were you ever chastised by a family member of the Greatest Generation, of Silent Generation, to eat your food, and they'd say:
"Think of all the starving children in China."
(meanwhile, one country over--they're feasting in North Korea...)
Purt near
As in I purt near got the north 40 plowed.
I think even the city folk in Wyoming are country folk.Well they for sure had "country folk" in Minn, Dakotas Wyo etc
Like a bull in a china shop.
Well, at least it didn't chap your hide.That one really got my goat!
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