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To: raybbr
So, you got part of it right which is about normal for a head full of cheddar. :^)

LOL You misunderestimate me. Other cheeses are also good. :o)

I didn't know they used that in RI.

May not be the whole state, bein as it's so big n'all. Years ago, I ran into some guy from RI on a different board. Every once in awhile, regional linguistic quirks would become a topic. The RI guy & I were giving some woman from MD fits, dropping wild clues like, "place for middle school boys to park mini-skirted chics". One of those silly "how Southern are you?" quiz deals, said there's an area in Southern MA where it's used.

Yeah???? Just wait till next year------

LOL Trust me, I know the feeling.

...dar, hey.

Sheesh I thought I heard them all.

Not dar, der, rhymes w/ there. I forgot to include the standard "ya" that usually precedes "der hey". :o) My ex is 100% Polish & when he'd give me the business about my mutt pedigree, specially the German part, "ya der hey" was usually a reliable response. lol

42 posted on 08/15/2006 9:08:38 PM PDT by GoLightly
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To: GoLightly
Not dar, der, rhymes w/ there. I forgot to include the standard "ya" that usually precedes "der hey". :o) My ex is 100% Polish & when he'd give me the business about my mutt pedigree, specially the German part, "ya der hey" was usually a reliable response. lol

Okay, I will use "ya der hey" on the guy at work and look for his response.

Thanks. It was fun. See you around and God bless. Ray.

45 posted on 08/16/2006 2:28:12 AM PDT by raybbr (You think it's bad now - wait till the anchor babies start to vote.)
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