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Posted by Slough on 12-11-2014 12:36 PM:

morn'n, 35 and cloudy, nice bear

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Posted by corky crowder on 12-11-2014 01:06 PM:

GOOD MORNING
29 WINDY
JAMES
GOOD JOKE
BB
NICE BEAR CONGRATS TO POPS
LINK
WB
SAYS ITS YOU TWO BUT EVERY TIME I SEE A PIC OF HIM THERE A POSTED SIGN BEHIND HIM
ROB
GLAD YOU FEELING BETTER

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Posted by RANDY GIBSON on 12-11-2014 01:39 PM:

nice bear,

good looking English hounds too!!!

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Posted by wbond on 12-11-2014 05:11 PM:

We got this one in on trade today

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Posted by dan w on 12-11-2014 05:20 PM:

WB what would that ole 56 chevy be going for $$$$$$

Posted by dan w on 12-11-2014 06:00 PM:

went with boys at eagle rock this morning, treed 2 one about 90 lbs one about 250 lbs, boys took pics and let both go to run another day, great bunch of guys. ---- see ya

Posted by wbond on 12-12-2014 04:55 AM:

........Appalacian word of the day.. Tard > i couldn't fall asleep last night so I'm real tard today....

Appalachian sayings

She's got more mouth than a poor horse got a$$

Momma used to tell us that we would eat a dog turd rolled in sugar

Sweatin' like a wh__re in church

He is so stingy,that when he sneezed,he uses the snot to grease his boots...

Posted by Slough on 12-12-2014 12:12 PM:

Morn'n, cooler 25 around these parts

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Posted by corky crowder on 12-12-2014 02:30 PM:

GOOD MORNING
37DEG SUNNY WINDY
WB
NICE LOOKING 56 GOOD SAYINGS
JAMES
DONT FREEZE
WHERE ARE
JOHN ROB HEATHER MIKE SHAWN AND VA BLUE
HOPE EVERY THING IS OK WITH YALL

Posted by JLittle on 12-12-2014 02:38 PM:

quote:
Originally posted by wbond
........Appalacian word of the day.. Tard > i couldn't fall asleep last night so I'm real tard today....

Appalachian sayings

She's got more mouth than a poor horse got a$$

Momma used to tell us that we would eat a dog turd rolled in sugar

Sweatin' like a wh__re in church

He is so stingy,that when he sneezed,he uses the snot to grease his boots...

I can most definitely say.....I've learned something new today!!!

Posted by corky crowder on 12-12-2014 03:03 PM:

J LITTLE
MAYBE WB HAS A NEW TITLE PROFESSOR OF APPALACHIAN HISTORY AND LANGUAGE

Posted by wbond on 12-12-2014 03:16 PM:

Now Corky you know you been a speaking it a lot longer than me

Posted by wbond on 12-12-2014 03:24 PM:

Class for the day letter A sayings

A bird in hand is worth 2 in the bush -- Keep what's a sure thing.
a good spell atterward -- a long time afterwards
a lick -- a bit a little
a whack of jacks 2 tall men coudn't shake hands over - plate full of flapjacks
acrost -- across
acrost the waters -- from overseas
afeard -- afraid
afixin' about to -- getting ready to
afore -- before, or "for"
aggin -- against
aggravatinists -- most aggravating
ahainna -- I haint a going
ahead of hand – before time
ahind -- behind
aiight -- alright, another slur
aimin' -- have been going to
ain't -- is not
ain't got nary none -- do not have any
ain't heerd tell -- haven't heard of
ain't much common -- unusual
ain't much of a fool -- do not like
Ain't never could do nothin'. -- Don't give up before you get started.
ain't never seed no kind of -- have never seen any
airy -- any
allovers -- nervous
allus -- always
a'purpose -- on purpose
argy -- argue
arter -- ought to
akseert -- scared
arnin -- ironing
askes -- asks
aspell -- a while, as in a length of time
atwixt -- between

Posted by wbond on 12-12-2014 03:59 PM:

quote:
Originally posted by JLittle
I've been aimin' to study a lick of the southern talk but have been akseert that I would screw it up. With a lick of aspell I should be able to get it down.

Spelling ant too important but be able to pronounce is very key to understanding it's hard sometimes for we uns sometimes to understanding them flat landers when we uns come down out of the mountains

Posted by wbond on 12-12-2014 04:10 PM:

Well to help you along hear is the letter B

- B -
baccer -- tobacco - pronounced "backer"
back in the day -- years ago
back this letter -- address it
backards -- backwards
baggin -- begging
bar -- bear
beats the heck outta me -- I don't know
bed it -- lay around
be'ens -- since or because
benastied himself -- hurt himself
better git on -- need to leave
bettern' we -- hadn't we
biggest through -- loud shouting, usually at a funeral or church
biled -- boiled
birds of a feather flock together -- stay with your own kind
bite yor tongue -- be quiet, don't say it
blackards -- foul mouthed person
Bleedin' like a stuck hog -- bleeding a lot
blinked milk -- sour milk
bloomers -- ladies underwear
bodaciously -- bodily or all the way, entirely
bob'd war -- barbed wire
born in a barn -- means you don't have manners, left the door open
born on the wrong side of the blanket -- out of wedlock, or unknown father
borry -- borrow
brang -- brought
britches -- pants
brickle -- brittle
broke forth -- sprang
brought on -- store bought
brought up -- raised or reared
brow -- the end of the cliff
brung -- brought
bub -- light bulb
bubba or bub -- common nickname for brother
bunch of hogs runnin' round with stick in ther mouths -- gonna be cold

Posted by wbond on 12-12-2014 05:26 PM:

Ok here is C and D but don't youns over do it

It might over welm you yankees

caint -- can not
cairn -- heap of stones used as a marker
caint see strait -- dizzy or tired
cantankerous - hateful
carry me to the doctor -- take me to the doctor
catty corner -- across the corner
Cattywompas -- a real mean critter, a crook
caviled -- quibbled or quarrel
chamber pot -- slop jar
cheap as dirt -- stingy
chimley -- chimney
chanct -- chance

cheak skate -- someone who is stingy
cheer -- chair
churched -- thrown out of church, taken off the
membership list for indiscretion
churn -- a special piece of crockery used to make butter from milk
churning -- the act of making butter from milk
clatterment -- loud noises, ruckus
clean fergot -- I forgot
clearto -- all the way
clean yer clock -- fight, do bodily harm
clumbed -- climbed
cock of the walk - strutting around, important
cold feet warm heart, dirty feet no sweetheart – phrase similar to a nursery rhyme
come along and go -- come with me

comes by it honest -- you are like your family
commotion -- loud noises
Confound it -- an epitaph
contrary her -- make her mad
corruption -- sickness
cotton pickin' minute - hold on a minute
coudnt hit the broadside of a barn -- have no aim
countryfied -- raised in the country, citified - raised in the city
court -- to date romantically
coveralls - overalls
crick -- creek
critter -- animal
cumear -- come here
cuss -- to curse
cut on the light -- turn on the light
Cute as a punkin' -- Pretty as a pumpkin
cuttin' stills -- tearing down and destroying moonshine stills
cuz-- because or cousin

dad blame it! -- an epitaph
dad burn -- an epitaph
dag nab it -- an epitaph
dasn't -- dare not, do not
dat -- that
dauncy -- picky eater
dawg -- dog

day late and a dollar short -- never on time and always broke, your "ship" hasn't come in
deef-- deaf
defiles - defining part between two clifs - in between
devil it -- aggravate, antimidate, make fun of
diddly squat -- not much or nothign
didn't doner -- did not do it
dingy -- very dirtydiffer -- difference or matter
dinner -- mid day or late meal..depending on where you live
dipper - was used in a water bucket -- a communal drinking cup
disablest -- sickest
discern when -- know when
do hit if hit harlipped the gov'ner -- would do it anyway
dog gone it -- an epitaph
doin' -- doing
done did -- already did
done done -- finished
don't get next to our business -- don't be nosy
Don't put all yer eggs in one basket -- spread around your wealth, or possessions, or don't bank on just one thing and chance losing it all
don't reckon -- do not believe or surely not
dose of your own medicine -- get back what you've done
down-go -- sick and dying, on the way down
d'reckley -- directly or soon
dreen -- to drain
druthers -- things one would rather do over anything else
dudn't -- does not
Dumber than a coal bucket. -- A really, really , really , really stupid person.
during the while -- in this day and time
durn'd -- darned, another euphanism for ****ed
Dutton that tear you fer a duster? -- amaze you

Posted by rmcmillan on 12-12-2014 05:28 PM:

GOOD AFTERNOON EVERYONE.
28 HERE THIS MORNING WITH STRONG WINDS.
JAMES,
THAT GAL DO WINDOWS.
WBOND
NICE CAR.
DANW,
SOUNDS LIKE A GOOD BEAR HUNT.
CORKY,
JUST BEEN BUSY AT WORK.

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Ntch. GrCh. Pr. McMillans Blue Magic
Gr.Nt.Ch. Pr. McMillans Blue Hawk
Nt. Ch. Pr. McMillans Blue Rage
all are gone now but will NEVER BE FORGOTTEN

CH. PR. MCMILLANS TREE ROCKIN BRANDY
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Posted by wbond on 12-12-2014 05:30 PM:

quote:
Originally posted by JLittle
Hey Bubba! (My new "B" word) I've recruited a co-worker that wants to learn too. She's afixin to video herself sayin' these.

Make sure you post it so weuns can see if yer getting it right

Posted by Slough on 12-12-2014 06:28 PM:

Ya'lls do relize WB is copin thems out of his yankee spies manul. Hes had to lernzd em before sinin him dowzs er to infitrayt us.

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Posted by dan w on 12-12-2014 06:34 PM:

rob it was a good hunt, 2 bar and had the dogs gatherd up by 12 noon. -- see ya

Posted by dan w on 12-12-2014 06:37 PM:

I believe WB,s batree is about dead. --- see ya

Posted by wbond on 12-13-2014 03:43 AM:

E and F

- E -

early bird gets the worm - get up early and you'll succeed
eat a bait -- more than a bite, hearty meal
edzact -- understand
eetch -- itch
em -- them
enough food for Cock's army -- a lot of food
errol -- antenna aerial
et -- ate

every tub has to sit on it's own bottom -- you have to live with your mistakes and choices in life

-F -

far -- fire
fard -- fired
fair to midlin' -- i'm ok
farn -- unusual or foreign
faultin' -- finding fault or quarreling with
feathered into -- charged at to fight
fer -- animal hides, or for
fer piece -- long way
fer why -- how come?
ferro or Pharoah -- locust
fetch -- bring
fiddlesticks -- an epitaph
fillin station -- gas station
fistes -- fists
fit as a fiddle -- fine
fit to be tied - very upset
fix or afixin' -- plan or planning to
fixin' -- to prepare, to get ready
flar -- flour
fling -- throw, or to have a romantic relationship
flustrated -- frustrated
foddershock - cut cork stalks tied into tall bunches in the fall
foiled - stopped
foller -- follow
Foller yer own lights. -- Do what you know is right.
foot warshins' -- a religious event where members of a
church would actually wash each other's feet with a washpan and a towel, just as Jesus Christ did with the disciples at the Lord's Supper

forever and a day -- more than eternity
fork or forks -- branches or branches of a river or a creek
fotch'd - fetch or bring
fotch on -- store bought
fraidy cat -- easily scared
fraidy hole -- a cave, or cellar or dairy
fray or fraction -- fight to the death
free-for-all -- a ruckus to be had by all - ruckus being fight
fret -- to worry
freezy-fied - cold natured
futher -- further
fuss -- worry over, or quarrel

Posted by Slough on 12-15-2014 01:04 PM:

Morn'n, nice frost and a chilly 29. Went and watched the boat parade Saturday night. Boy the coast is nice this time of year.

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Posted by corky crowder on 12-15-2014 01:51 PM:

GOOD MORNING
35 SUNNY
WB
YOU GOING TO BLOW JLITTLES MIND
JAMES
DID YOU GET ANY PIC

Posted by wbond on 12-15-2014 03:09 PM:

Good morning Dan for 25,000 you can drive that 56 home

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