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Do you speak Yankee or Dixie?
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<blockquote data-quote="lastdyingtree" data-source="post: 17533" data-attributes="member: 119"><p><strong>Do you speak Yankee or Dixie?</strong></p><p></p><p>59% (Dixie). Barely into the Dixie category.</p><p>I suppose I'm more southern than I thought.</p><p>I'm assuming the things that did that the most for me are "Feeder", "Roly Poly", and "Ya'll"</p><p>And Heggy, a lot of the people in my family that are in Oregon are slightly on the hicky-side so it wouldn't surprise me that there's a bit of a southern influence in that state.</p><p>However, dialectically speaking they all said "pop" and were surprised that I was respectful of my elders with "yes, Ma'am" and "no, Sir"</p><p>Chris</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="lastdyingtree, post: 17533, member: 119"] [b]Do you speak Yankee or Dixie?[/b] 59% (Dixie). Barely into the Dixie category. I suppose I'm more southern than I thought. I'm assuming the things that did that the most for me are "Feeder", "Roly Poly", and "Ya'll" And Heggy, a lot of the people in my family that are in Oregon are slightly on the hicky-side so it wouldn't surprise me that there's a bit of a southern influence in that state. However, dialectically speaking they all said "pop" and were surprised that I was respectful of my elders with "yes, Ma'am" and "no, Sir" Chris [/QUOTE]
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