FYI...I would never ask that of a waitress using that phrase. "Would you like ta trade taters?" is the appropriate term.kathydwells said:Man am I in trouble. Thanks alot Jen-ay for letting the cat out of the bag. Do you know how mad he is going to be at me for telling his secrets!!!! ;-)
TripleB said:FYI...I would never ask that of a waitress using that phrase. "Would you like ta trade taters?" is the appropriate term.
Donna said:Down South, you can say anything you want about anybody, however bad, so long as you preface it with, "Bless their heart...." As in, "Bless her heart, she couldn't help bein' ugly, but she couldda stayed home!"
Tootsie said:I have an aunt that says "God love her" or "God love you" in every single sentence... in response to anything you may be discussing. or "God bless her..." and she is very sincere... and a great lady. but whenever her name comes up someone in my family will start saying one of the above, mocking her words and tone - it's just one of those little quirky things we tend to make fun of, though she's lovely.
destindreamin said:I have a friend, who, whenver she gossips about someone, or says something a little critical of someone, she always finishes it by saying, "God forgive me", or "God forgive us". I sure hope He does forgive, because we've spent many an hour gossiping....hey, it was a small town....that's the #1 passtime. ;-)
Tootsie said:hey, gotta CYA and ask forgiveness as needed. I'll have to try this. will if save me from having to go to confession?
destindreamin said:Yeah, it cuts out the middleman........![]()