Stuff Southern Women Say - video. Should make you smile.

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Sh%t Southern Women Say

[bigguy]

More taters?  

[old2soon]

Or like the gal told my first wife when we lived in East Texas-why in the h3ll are you cookin him breakfast-let him go to the handi mart and get a Dr. Pepper and a Twinky!! And i promptly told that old gal to mind her own damn business thank you very much.  RIDE SAFE.

[Art708]

Or like the gal told my first wife when we lived in East Texas-why in the h3ll are you cookin him breakfast-let him go to the handi mart and get a Dr. Pepper and a Twinky!! And i promptly told that old gal to mind her own damn business thank you very much.  RIDE SAFE.

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...........bless her heart.

[FLAVALK]

DAMN! I know every one of em 

[Smokinjoe-VRCCDS#0005]

My Grand-ma would always say that when someone was stupid.....Bless his heart 

[Oss]

so when all those nice folks greet me and say There goes Oss bless his heart

I am not really being blessed?

Oh the shock of it all.

Its a good thing I still hear em sayin  " love ya to death"

   

All in all better than Oh crap here comes Oss, right Joe?


I got me one of them redneck dictionaries to translate layin around somewheres

great post

[Hoser]

My Grand-ma would always say that when someone was stupid.....Bless his heart 

My granny would say bless his heart at the end  if she was talking about an axe murderer.  She was from Tennessee btw.     Hoser

[John Schmidt]

Heck, I was nearly 12 yrs. old before I found out my heart wasn't in my head. My overbearing aunt would always pat me on the head and say "bless your heart, Johnny."

In the first post, the picture of that gal sittin' on the couch with the phone growing out of her ear....looks like she got in a fight with a midget. Judging by all the marks on her legs anyway!

[alph]

Britman, thanks!!  i have a sister in law from northern florida that i sent that video to, she says all those things!!  for the longest time we didn't know her aunts name was actually Joyce, we always thought it was Joe-S