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To: Smartaleck; Billthedrill

In dramatic situations, it's acceptable to add "far" (fire) to the end of the expression.

Ex. "Sheeee-yet far, Newt, she's headin' fer the briar patch again!"

40 posted on 05/18/2004 8:32:39 AM PDT by TheBigB (Jaime Pressly: proof that God does indeed exist.)

To: TheBigB

Sheeyut faar an' save matches!

51 posted on 05/18/2004 8:35:32 AM PDT by Constitution Day

To: TheBigB

And "brawl" as in: "Grown women should wear brawls."

Grain: a nice color.

Rayid has two syllables. Another nice color.

56 posted on 05/18/2004 8:36:46 AM PDT by Judith Anne (HOW ARE WE EVER GOING TO CLEAN UP ALL THIS MESS?)

To: TheBigB

Ewe right real gooder. Tanks.

270 posted on 05/18/2004 11:05:06 AM PDT by Smartaleck

To: TheBigB

Southerners are generally far more creative in our use of profanity than other English speakers. "Sheee-yet far" is just the tip of the iceberg.

My personal favorite is "Well, f**k me runnin'."

317 posted on 05/18/2004 1:24:13 PM PDT by lugsoul (Until at last I threw down my enemy and smote his ruin on the mountainside.)

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