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Originally posted by daycare View Post....that is so true. I was at a class few months ago and I said hey do you guys want to work on this together. One of the teachers told me, it would be better if you addressed everyone in a way that wasn't offensive. I really think that CA is a very sensitive state.
I really was not referring to all of the women in the class as guys.
oh and she told me you can try saying ya'll instead and I told her but I am not from the south. she didn't say anything back..
ugh...
Proper Grammar -
He must remove his shoes himself.
This is how my handbook is written up. No he/she only he.
You can check your grammar here
(BTW I use ya'll all the time, I not from the south either.)
"It think it is a southern thing but then again, as a southerner, I think everything is."
Nah, it is a country thing, city folk just do not understand. jk
"Too funny.
This saying (the chicken) actually rings especially true for me.
I grew up on my grandparents farm. I can attest to the fact that yes, the chickens do run (or flop for a better word) with their heads cut off. So do turkeys.
Many, many turkeys. (oh, the memories)
My grandfather inadvertently made me a vegetarian because of it."
I grew up with chickens, my sister and I had roosters attack us. When it was time, my dad did the butchering, my brother and I plucked the feathers and mom (and sisters) packaged them up for the freezer. We all still eat chicken including my brother who is allergic to chicken (I am allergic to the eggs). His wife tells him not to eat chicken but he still sneaks it. ugh. My sisters do not like touching raw chicken though. After we were done we would all fight over the organs, it was like a treat for all our hard work. (Butcher day is one of my favorite childhood memories)
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Originally posted by EntropyControlSpecialist View PostI agree. Gracious me!!
And Daycare- if you had never heard of Ag class my school's FFA (Future Farmers of America) Appreciation week would have been hysterical to you. We had "drive your tractor to school" day. 40 tractors (in a high school of 200) in the parking lot. Plus several riding lawn mowers from smart a@@ town kids.
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