Cult of the Hugglers

[dandaman]

Hey Freddy :wave:

 

[Connor002]

Hello Fredrick...

 

[Fantasmic!329]

Frederick :wave:

And hi to the two of yous.

 

[Connor002]

Frederick :wave:

Eh... close enough. :lookaroun

 

[dandaman]

Frederick :wave:

And hi to the two of yous.

I believe it's pronounced "y'all" or "you'uns" 'round these parts. :lookaroun

 

[Connor002]

I believe it's pronounced "y'all" or "you'uns" 'round these parts. :lookaroun

No... unfortunately "yous" is commonplace in the Delaware Valley...

 

[Fantasmic!329]

But my word was: yous.

Pronounded: you-s (s like a snake's hiss: sssss)

*huggles*

 

[Pongo]

*huggles*

 

[Nemo14]

Hobbling huggles all! :wave:






(except Danny :fork

 

[Connor002]

Hobbling huggles all! :wave:

*huggles the hobbler*

 

[tigsmom]

But my word was: yous.

Pronounded: you-s (s like a snake's hiss: sssss)

*huggles*

Youse? (like use)

 

[Connor002]

But my word was: yous.

Pronounded: you-s (s like a snake's hiss: sssss)

*huggles*

Youse? (like use)

It's pronounced "youz..." and it drives me crazy...

 

[Fantasmic!329]

I know it drives me crazy, too, but I just felt like using it. :lol:

 

[dandaman]

I've heard all of them... my grandma's from Nawlins, my grandpa's from Tennessee, and my other grandpa's from Scotland. :lol:

 

[Pongo]

It's pronounced "youz..." and it drives me crazy...

No no no. He said it's like a snake hiss.

So it's like "puce" without the p.

?

EDIT: oh.

 

[Connor002]

I've heard all of them... my grandma's from Nawlins, my grandpa's from Tennessee, and my other grandpa's from Scotland. :lol:

My grandparents are from South Philadelphia.
It goes without saying I've heard my fair share of butchered English.
Then again, I imagine the Brits probably think that of us...

 

[Pongo]

My grandparents are from South Philadelphia.
It goes without saying I've heard my fair share of butchered English.
Then again, I imagine the Brits probably think that of us...

My grandma says "warsh" instead of "wash". But other than that, no butchering here.

 

[Nemo14]

I live in RI where there are laws against pronouncing "R's" :lol:

 

[Connor002]

My grandma says "warsh" instead of "wash". But other than that, no butchering here.

Eh... I lie, sorry, my grandparents aren't THAT bad, but it's my aunts on that side of the family that make me glad I lost that in the gene pool.

 

[Connor002]

I live in RI where there are laws against pronouncing "R's" :lol:

Must be difficult considering the state's name starts with one... :lookaroun