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BIGREDIOWAN said:
Hey good one 3rd grade called they want their putdown back. You better bring it better than that trailer trash.
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oh that one is original too.... :lol:

maybe you should have your wife come in here and type one for you.... oh wait cloven hooves dont work so well on keyboards do they now?? :wink2:
 
Kameltosis said:
It's "Ioweegan" :smile2:

I was born and raised in Omaha and moved about 45 minutes east into Iowa on a farm when I was 16. I'm a little bit of both.
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They speak Iowanese. For example: Supper

Supper?!? It's called dinner dammit. Always has been, always will be.

And with that, this thread jack has been officially completed.

*ebraska sucks
 
Kameltosis said:
It's "Ioweegan" :smile2:

I was born and raised in Omaha and moved about 45 minutes east into Iowa on a farm when I was 16.
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I know the area of which you speak. My wife and her entire family is from Atlantic, IA. I've been there several times.
 
sackman said:
I know the area of which you speak. My wife and her entire family is from Atlantic, IA. I've been there several times.
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A little northwest of Atlantic....by Harlan. Lived outside a small lil' town called Dunlap...that's where I went to HS.

I have friends in Atlantic
 
Kameltosis said:
A little northwest of Atlantic....by Harlan. Lived outside a small lil' town called Dunlap...that's where I went to HS.

I have friends in Atlantic
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I've driven through Dunlap a few times on my way to see the in laws in Carroll.
 
Go through Dunlap and Carroll several times a week on a locomotive. Everybody waves until we stop and block a crossing, then I look down and see their sad little faces and I laugh. I guess I'm kind of cold hearted that way though. :smile2:
 
It still cracks me up that so many posters here have a connection to Iowa. My dad is from LeMars-good ice cream, but not a whole lot else.

And I hear ya on that "supper" thing highflyer.:smile2:
 
Highflyer said:
Have you eaten at Cronk's in Dennison? We were there a couple of weeks for Sunday breakfast buffet. Damn good stuff.
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haha yeah...I've ate at Cronks hundreds of times. We would always get wasted in High School and go in and eat breakfast and walk our tab. Ha ha
 
bigred1 said:
Go through Dunlap and Carroll several times a week on a locomotive. Everybody waves until we stop and block a crossing, then I look down and see their sad little faces and I laugh. I guess I'm kind of cold hearted that way though. :smile2:
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I think I've seen you ASSHOLE! :smile2:
 
Boulder Buff said:
It still cracks me up that so many posters here have a connection to Iowa. My dad is from LeMars-good ice cream, but not a whole lot else.

And I hear ya on that "supper" thing highflyer.:smile2:
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I've come to the conclusion that if all the people from Iowa had actually stayed in Iowa, it would be the most populated state in the union. Iowanesians are every where, attempting to infect us normals with the word supper.
 
Highflyer said:
I've come to the conclusion that if all the people from Iowa had actually stayed in Iowa, it would be the most populated state in the union. Iowanesians are every where, attempting to infect us normals with the word supper.
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Yeah the supper **** drove me nuts when I first moved there from O' Town.....now I say it too when I'm back home. Just kinda wears on ya. Like Texas and Ya'll....I say it as ya'll notice.
 
Highflyer said:
I've come to the conclusion that if all the people from Iowa had actually stayed in Iowa, it would be the most populated state in the union. Iowanesians are every where, attempting to infect us normals with the word supper.
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:lol:
My dad still says it and we left Iowa in 1978. Drives me crazy.
 
What bugs me is when they say "worsh" as in "I'm going to go worsh my hands before supper".


:bang:
 
sackman said:
What bugs me is when they say "worsh" as in "I'm going to go worsh my hands before supper".


:bang:
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:lol:

Yep. My dad still says "Worshington" and "worshing machine" and he hasn't lived in Iowa for about 35 years.
 
My Dad says that, too, but he grew up in Alabama, Maryland & Louisiana. And like our esteemed leader, he also says nuke-ular. :smile2:
 
unbiasedtruth said:
oh that one is original too.... :lol:

maybe you should have your wife come in here and type one for you.... oh wait cloven hooves dont work so well on keyboards do they now?? :wink2:
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Imagine my surprise when I found out that you and lady were hitched. All this time I thought you were brother and sister considering you both are loud mouthed egotiscal dirtbags. I guess you could be brother and sister though considering they let that kind of thing go on down in Oklahoma. What's that??? You can't understand english.................here I think I can find the inbred spell checker on my computer to type it out so you can understand. "Woo wee I merriad me sistr..........shee es sew perty!" :thumbsup:
 
sackman said:
What bugs me is when they say "worsh" as in "I'm going to go worsh my hands before supper".


:bang:
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I've lived here my whole life minus the 3 months we lived in Denver and I don't think I've ever said worsh??? It's always been wash to me??? :lol:
 
BIGREDIOWAN said:
Imagine my surprise when I found out that you and lady were hitched. All this time I thought you were brother and sister considering you both are loud mouthed egotiscal dirtbags. I guess you could be brother and sister though considering they let that kind of thing go on down in Oklahoma. What's that??? You can't understand english.................here I think I can find the inbred spell checker on my computer to type it out so you can understand. "Woo wee I merriad me sistr..........shee es sew perty!" :thumbsup:
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Unleash Hell said:
My mom and dad say Worsh, worshington,worshers, and crick, however he is a native of Colorado and my mom is a native of Oregon.
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Down here in Texas everything is first started with fixin as in..."I am "fixin" to go to the store". Another is coke. Every soda down here is coke. Don't want to forget "yall" too.
 
Blackshirts said:
Down here in Texas everything is first started with fixin as in..."I am "fixin" to go to the store". Another is coke. Every soda down here is coke. Don't want to forget "yall" too.
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I don't hear the coke thing in San Antonyblow. I think it's because of the vast amount of Mexicans here. It's more latino cultured.
 
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