What are some southern sayings? (houses, Texas, picture)

[Difficult Dave]

Y'al getten yer pitcher made. (school picture day)


Y'al come back heya.

[1973PINTO]

any ya`ll up nawth eat roasten eers .. roast neers ... ( corn on the cob )

[kygman]

When trying to stand something up, like a Christmas tree or fence post, if it's not exactly straight, my grandmother would say it's leaning toward Aunt Rachel's. Have no I idea who Aunt Rachel is but heard that for years.

[Larksong]

I scored 57% Dixie. I'm surprised it wasn't higher.

[Tia 914]

One my father used quite often: same difference.

[TN Tin Man]

Here in Tennessee... we have cricks.. that's smaller than a creek.. that's down in the holler.. holler is were things go bump in the night... really empty beer cans rolling down the crick..

[Ketabcha]

"Do you want a coke?"
"Yes, a Dr. Pepper."
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From deep east Texas and two generations back:
"Would you carry me to the store?"

[BstYet2Be]

Originally Posted by Ketabcha

"Do you want a coke?"
"Yes, a Dr. Pepper."

Exactly, Ketabcha!

Usually our conversations go like this...

Question: "Do you want a coke?"
Answer: "Yes"
Question: "What kind?"
Answer: "Pepsi" (or Sprite or Dr. Pepper or Root Beer, or even... wait for it... a Coke! )
.

[Tia 914]

Originally Posted by BstYet2Be

Exactly, Ketabcha!

Usually our conversations go like this...

Question: "Do you want a coke?"
Answer: "Yes"
Question: "What kind?"
Answer: "Pepsi" (or Sprite or Dr. Pepper or Root Beer, or even... wait for it... a Coke! )
.

An area where I lived in the South, all carbonated beverages were referred to as "cold drinks."

[Dirt Grinder]

"Hey, watchis y'all - I'm fixinna lightis thang."