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Minneapolis or Pittsburgh. By the way, what is a "shiznit?" Is it a type of Polish food?
It's like a word we use in LA that replaces the curse word referring to the substance that comes out your rear end. We say it in public places or around women.
It's like a word we use in LA that replaces the curse word referring to the substance that comes out your rear end. We say it in public places or around women.
Oh. Thanks! It's like how people in Scranton say "Heyna?" after a statement for affirmation, such as "It's a nice day today, heyna or no?" I like shiznit better though; it sounds more sophisticated than heyna. It's also like how folks in Ohio call SODA "pop." (Shudders!)
I guess I'm one of the few privileged Americans to say that I love the city where I live--Atlanta, GA.
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Is it a type of Polish food?
We say it in public places or around women.
It's also like how folks in Ohio call SODA "pop." (Shudders!) 
