Wash or Warsh?

[PeaShooter]

I am surprised that no one else has thrown this one out there: feesh. My Dad gets warshed up and goes to Captian D's to eat feesh. However, I get washed up and go and eat fish.

 

[leakywaders]

heigth for height and eckspeically

 

[LEaSH]

And it's called a VACUUM CLEANER not a sweeper.

 

[Cerberus]

I speak my Southern English as natchral as I please. Warsh!

 

[Bill of Rights]

Wash or worsh?

Laundry.

ETA: And a sweetened, carbonated beverage is a coke, no matter what the outside of the can or everyone else around you says.

A pop is what you give your kid across the backside when s/he deserves it. (though that could fairly be called a whoopin', too.)

Blessings,
Bill

 

[Cemetery-man]

Was at Menards yesterday and my wife informed me that we need a new "warsher and dryer".

 

[verredart]

i'm originally from Missouri so it was warsh zink and crick. In college I finally put a stake in the heart of my southernisms... So I move to northern Indiana and get to hear it all over again from so many. And what is it with people up here sayiing "supposeBly" instead of supposeDly ?

 

[Indy574]

It's Indiana....it is warsh. I lived in Wisconsin for several years and we drank "soda" not "pop". Saying pop will get you looked at funny up there.

 

[BKExpress]

Wush

 

[RedneckReject]

And a sweetened, carbonated beverage is a coke, no matter what the outside of the can or everyone else around you says.

QFT! It took me a long time after moving up here to learn that when I told someone to grab me a Coke while they were out, they would bring me a Coke. They wouldn't ask what kind of Coke I wanted. They would just bring me some Coca Cola. I learned my lesson finally.

Oh and although I do not say warsh, I DO say torlet instead of toilet. That's a constant source of entertainment in my house.

 

[sepe]

i'm originally from Missouri so it was warsh zink and crick. In college I finally put a stake in the heart of my southernisms... So I move to northern Indiana and get to hear it all over again from so many. And what is it with people up here sayiing "supposeBly" instead of supposeDly ?

Supposebly the English language is exspeshually hard.

 

[sepe]

It's Indiana....it is warsh. I lived in Wisconsin for several years and we drank "soda" not "pop". Saying pop will get you looked at funny up there.

Ehh...born and raised in Indiana. You stay with warsh and I'll not sound like an idiot.

 

[-Rogue-]

I am a Hoooooosier.

It is "warsh." That is m final answer.

 

[gungirl65]

 

[DungeonCrawl]

I say Wash but growing up my Mom always (and still does) said Warsh

 

[gungirl65]

 

[EvilBlackGun]

Had a guy ax me if I carried my gun license.

"Of course" I said. "Can I see them?" He axed me, as tho' the "sss" ending made "license" a plural. Some do the same with drivers' license. MEH

Born and lived in Indiana all my life............it's WASH!

 

[Ahuey]

You all need your eve-troughs cleaned out?
That's an $85 dollar batree.

 

[EvilBlackGun]

Well ...

... go ahead.

I wish I could speak Creole. Jason

 

[EvilBlackGun]

No, but really, I do know where POONTANG came from ...

... but what about BOOJUM?? Same French source?? (keep it clean)