I don't know Hillary...I thought that was a central PA thing, too. I say "warsh."

Carol

I have never, ever, heard anyone say that, except on TV. *whew!*
My dad says "Crick" though. :rolleyes: :mad: (erm, Creek).

I used to work with a woman who said "warsh" when I was in highschool:lol: She was also happy when she lost the last of teeth, because she wanted all false teeth. :distress:

Anyone else call water fountains "bubblers"? Come to MA and everyone says it, but if you go anywhere else, they look at you as if you have a nipple on your forehead.

lololol, i say crick too!!! :eek: :nod: :lol: ~

I just always assumed you had a nipple on your forehead. :cool: And no, of course I've never heard that!

Don't make me come over there! :mad: The thing is, though, my dad was born and raised in Ca. My.Dad.Is.A.Crick.POSER!!!! :laugh:

Mine too! He also calls the remote the "flipper".

"Dude"

:cool:

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Damn I love that movie!

"Look, I've had a really bad night and I hate the ****ing Eagles!"


"You said it, man. Nobody ****s with the Jesus!"

What the f*ck are you talking about?!!? The Chinaman is not the issue here, dude. I'm talking about drawing a line in the sand, dude. Across this line, you DO NOT... Also, dude, Chinaman is not the preferred nomenclature. Asian-American, please.

"Eight-year-olds, Dude."

:laugh:

"F*cking dip**** with a nine toed woman."

"It is our most modestly priced receptacle"

"flipper: Laugh - I think that's what remotes used to be called - like when they first came out? Older people always say flipper.

On one of the Everybody Loves Raymond commercial break thingies Peter Boyle says, "Hey put that flipper down, Everybody Loves Raymond will be right back" or something....