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This made me laugh...literally

Started by GQjoey, March 23, 2007, 02:39:54 AM

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Laurry

For the record, "sammich" is a common southern word with roots all the way back to that first reddish-colored neck.  It is used to describe anything placed between two slices of bread, (or sometimes a "jam" sammich, which is two plain pieces of bread "jammed" together)

OK, not sure about the roots or the color of the neck, but it is a common word in this part of the country, and carries no bad connotations.

........Laurie

P.S.  Great job, Joey...please continue to write as you speak, and speak as you please.
Ya put your right foot in.  You put your right foot out.  You put your right foot in and you shake it all about.  You do the Andro-gyney and you turn yourself around.  That's what it's all about.
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