Well, yuh know. . .ya'll do sometimes have to go acrosst the crik to get an edjumucashun, but I axed, and supposably they's buildin' a bridge, so's that'll help.
(Said TOTALLY tongue in cheek as my mother tried relentlessly to break some of Daddy's colloquial language issues.)
Nathaniel, this is regularly heard at my gym from a VERY well-educated woman that is an instructor: "Pull your arm acrosst". I think she uses it in place of 'across'. I don't know -- it just BUGS me!
LOL!
ReplyDeleteMy dad and my hubby! That's all I'm going to say!
Well, yuh know. . .ya'll do sometimes have to go acrosst the crik to get an edjumucashun, but I axed, and supposably they's buildin' a bridge, so's that'll help.
ReplyDelete(Said TOTALLY tongue in cheek as my mother tried relentlessly to break some of Daddy's colloquial language issues.)
I don't think I'm familiar with that non-word, will you use "acrossed" in a sentence?
ReplyDeleteAnother favorite: "loosing" for "losing."
ReplyDeleteNathaniel, this is regularly heard at my gym from a VERY well-educated woman that is an instructor: "Pull your arm acrosst". I think she uses it in place of 'across'. I don't know -- it just BUGS me!
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