where did you find this lol
i want to find which issue it is to buy it
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where did you find this lol
i want to find which issue it is to buy it
thank you tree
"Fudgies": Tourists.
Visitors to Michigan's Mackinac Island spend a lot of time in
the gourmet fudge shops there, earning the local nickname "fudgies",
which has spread to other tourist areas as well.
http://michigannative.com/ma_wordsphrases.shtml
That's really interesting. There's a great variety of unique Michigan words and phrases.
Most of the list is accurate, in my experience.
For the record, I have never played Euchre.
"You guys" is definitely accurate/widely used.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Michigan_left
A Michigan Left is not to be confused with an Ohio Stop.
People who are into 'amusing' inter-state rivalry, use
the phrase 'Ohio Stop' to mean.....not stopping at a
stop sign.
One of my cousins really wacked out on facebook a couple
months ago. I was not suitably 'rivalrous' regarding University
of Michigan football vs Michigan State football team. And to not
be venomous-acting regarding anything from Ohio is looked down
on, in certain circles. Not a circle I am in, but some people get
into that sort of thing.
For the record, I have never played Euchre.
"You guys" is definitely accurate/widely used.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Michigan_left
A Michigan Left is not to be confused with an Ohio Stop.
People who are into 'amusing' inter-state rivalry, use
the phrase 'Ohio Stop' to mean.....not stopping at a
stop sign.
One of my cousins really wacked out on facebook a couple
months ago. I was not suitably 'rivalrous' regarding University
of Michigan football vs Michigan State football team. And to not
be venomous-acting regarding anything from Ohio is looked down
on, in certain circles. Not a circle I am in, but some people get
into that sort of thing.
Ohio Stop =
Denver Slide =
not stopping at red light.
Denver Slide =
not stopping at red light.
I thought Colorado was the place of intense
yuppiedom/tree hugging/hot stuff. There is
some place where Colorado is actually scorned,
to the extent that Denver Slide is a negative
observation regarding traffic habits? Amazing.
[I have some relatives in CO and it, like some
other places I have relatives in, is regarded as
heaven or the place where a reasonable person
(this excludes me) would obviously choose to
live.]
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Over and out. Most have heard this saying on TV shows but the saying is incorrect and contradicts itself. I'll explain:
Over means you have finished your speech and am waiting for a reply.
Out means you have finished your speech and don't require a reply.
In relation to this thread I'm
OUT.
Over means you have finished your speech and am waiting for a reply.
Out means you have finished your speech and don't require a reply.
In relation to this thread I'm
OUT.
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