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man-aise
(a redneck compound word…… ” Man, aise alot of people here tonight!”)
admit it … y’all have missed me.:p
Ba-Da BING!!:woot:
Annie!!! Yes – we have missed you!!!! But I don’t find “aise” in Webster’s 🙁 Guess a redneck didn’t contribute to the dictionary. So, since we’re supposed to “Use two words, (so) the last word . . . appear(s) in the next person’s reply,” let’s have another go at Music Man. “The next reply should be two words, starting with” man.
Unless, of course, we want man-aise to be the last word in this game 😮
OMG! So that’s what manaise is! I’m not going to divulge it in my post, but for you curious guys, look here 😮 Is that the word you’re implying, Annie?
OMG!!! Phillip that is toooo funny!!! 😮 No, that’s not what I was implying … but I’ll never look at a club sandwich the same again.:p
I was doing the old Foxworthy bit on redneck terms … “manaises alot of people here tonight” in proper english would be “Man, there’s alot of people here tonight”
My fav redneck term of his (not that I’m a huge Foxworthy fan … I prefer Ron “tater salad” White to any of the bluecollar crew) but I like the term “witchadidja” used in a sentence… “Hey… you didn’t bring your truck witchadidja?”:confused:
Enough about that … I gotta throw a flag on the field over “hours devours”:rolleyes:
…. I’m sure we could devour many hours discussing the faux paus there too.LMAO!! :woot: And I have missed y’all too!
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