Funny words from my home town

senoritablanca · Post by **senoritablanca** » Thu Mar 01, 2007 11:49 pm

haha sorry. it's been, forever-ish!

Jess4298 · Post by **Jess4298** » Fri Mar 02, 2007 2:20 pm

kageyuki wrote:
Jess4298 wrote:
kageyuki wrote:Uhhh.. yeah... I hadn't really realized that,myself until I moved to where I am, in East Tennessee... but I had always been saying that (y'all, and all y'all) even when I lived in Chicago.
HA!! I'm East Tennessee now too!
Wow really! Since your location says you're on the move, I guess you probably won't be in East TN for too long?

I'm not really on the move lol, I'll be here for as long as they'll let me stay (as bassakwards as things are here sometimes, I love it

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djmadscribbler · Post by **djmadscribbler** » Fri Mar 02, 2007 7:36 pm

Now I lived here in Oregon for 11 years now and one of the first regional terms I heard was "muddin". As in "Let's jump in my truck and go muddin". As I've never done this, I'm assuming it's similar to "four wheeling" or "off roading".

aeryolol · Post by **aeryolol** » Sat Mar 10, 2007 10:48 am

djmadscribbler wrote:Now I lived here in Oregon for 11 years now and one of the first regional terms I heard was "muddin". As in "Let's jump in my truck and go muddin". As I've never done this, I'm assuming it's similar to "four wheeling" or "off roading".

That is what we call it.

In fact, I went muddin last weekend.

cbizzle44 · Post by **cbizzle44** » Sat Mar 10, 2007 3:13 pm

this might just be my school, but we all say 'legit' waaaaay more than normal people do. half of us don't know what it means (i do!)