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I thought they would get a big charge out it. :{
Moving on
good luck everybody
Here are a few more:
When they give directions and tell you to turn at the red light, they are referring to a traffic signal regardless of whether it's red, yellow or green. I never did find out how a traffic signal came to be a red light, especially since they tend to ignore the red lights and drive thru them anyway.
"I'm fixin' to start" is strictly something a female would say.
Another landmark frequently included in directions are 'hollars,' whatever they are. Actually, I think they are like a gully or dip in the road, but what I don't know is how deep the gully or dip must be to be considered a 'hollar.' So one could easily miscount the 'hollars.'
In many southern cities & towns, if you weren't conceived, born and raised under a magnolia or azalea bush, you are not a true southerner. You are, in fact, a yankee, regardless of where you came from. I once explained to a southerner who called me a yankee that I was from the west coast and he promptly called me a west coast yankee. :-/
If I had a quarter for every time a southerner said, 'y'all ain't from here, are ya?' I would be a rich woman today.
I have always wondered why southerners think that a yield sign means stop, especially when they find themselves in a long acceleration lane. Another favorite driving habit of southerners is to pull in front of you and make an immediate right turn, even where there is no one else on the road.
And when you hear a southerner say, "Why bless your/his/her/their little heart," it is NOT a term of endearment.
I'm a West Coast Yankee born and bred, a California girl, and I've never been to the South. Sounds fascinating though.