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As inspired by a recent conversation with TimidDeer, and for reference I am from the southern US

As inspired by a recent conversation with TimidDeer, and for reference I am from the southern US | EVERYONE CALLS THESE THINGS DIFFERENTLY DEPENDING ON WHERE YOU'RE FROM, NAME THEM IN YOUR REGIONAL DIALECT AND GIVE EXAMPLES OF OTHER THINGS THAT ONLY YOUR REGION SAYS; HOW YOU ADDRESS OR REFER TO A GROUP OF PEOPLE; MY ANSWERS IN ORDER ARE BUGGY, SPIGOT, WATER FOUNTAIN, SACK, SODA, SUB SANDWICH, AND "Y'ALL" | image tagged in white background,regional dialect,this is fun | made w/ Imgflip meme maker
320 views • 16 upvotes • Made by Thparky 5 years ago in The_Think_Tank
white backgroundregional dialectthis is fun
91 Comments
[deleted] M
9 ups, 5y,
1 reply
Ireland | TROLLEY TAP WATER FOUNTAIN BAG POP/SOFT DRINK ROLL LADS (REGARDLESS OF GENDER) . | image tagged in ireland | made w/ Imgflip meme maker
:-)
Thparky M
6 ups, 5y,
2 replies
another way some around here refer to the sack/bag is actually "poke" or "poke sack"! Appalachia has all kinds of sayings like that.
[deleted] M
8 ups, 5y,
1 reply
CRISPS RUNNERS CHIPS RUBBISH BIRO RUBBER TOPPER | image tagged in french fries,pencil sharpener,garbage,potato chips,big eraser,sneakers | made w/ Imgflip meme maker
Here's a few more ^_^ I've never heard of anyone calling a bag a poke 🤔
Thparky M
6 ups, 5y,
2 replies
Hmmm | INTERESTING | image tagged in hmmm | made w/ Imgflip meme maker
i've heard some of those before. topper, runners and biro are new to me. thanks for sharing! I call those (in order) chips, trash, fries, eraser, pencil sharpener, pen, and tennis shoes.
[deleted] M
7 ups, 5y,
1 reply
Yeah I think topper, runners and biro are exclusively Irish terms. At least I haven't heard them being used anywhere else.
CravenMoordik
6 ups, 5y,
1 reply
My answers are all the same as Thparky's with the exception of rubbish. We call it garbage in my parts
[deleted] M
6 ups, 5y,
2 replies
If could well be a brand name although we just call all pens biro's 🤷‍♀️
CravenMoordik
5 ups, 5y
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3 ups, 5y,
1 reply
Psalm118_14 M
2 ups, 5y
Same with band-aids :)
MichiganLibertarian
6 ups, 5y,
1 reply
Tennis shoes? Lets go! I call em that too
Thparky M
5 ups, 5y,
1 reply
i've said that on occasion, but mostly just call them tennis shoes. and never thought about it but having called them that all my life i have never played a legit game of tennis! played racket ball before, that's fun.
MichiganLibertarian
5 ups, 5y,
1 reply
Never called em sneakers
Thparky M
4 ups, 5y,
1 reply
me either, although my grandparents did and they grew up with the same dialect that i did...weird right?
MichiganLibertarian
4 ups, 5y
X files weird
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3 ups, 5y,
1 reply
Thparky M
2 ups, 5y,
1 reply
Although very rarely and only by a few people I know, mostly in the mountains. It's an old saying for sure.
[deleted]
2 ups, 5y,
1 reply
So buying a “pig in a poke” makes sense to me now:)
Thparky M
1 up, 5y
CravenMoordik
7 ups, 5y,
3 replies
Thparky M
8 ups, 5y,
1 reply
lol, should have expected that last little flair from you :)
CravenMoordik
7 ups, 5y
Nixie.Knox
5 ups, 5y,
1 reply
Not the "guys" thing though!
CravenMoordik
5 ups, 5y,
1 reply
Nixie.Knox
8 ups, 5y,
1 reply
CravenMoordik
1 up, 5y,
1 reply
Nixie.Knox
1 up, 5y,
1 reply
CravenMoordik
1 up, 5y,
1 reply
Nixie.Knox
1 up, 5y,
1 reply
LOL
CravenMoordik
1 up, 5y,
1 reply
Nixie.Knox
1 up, 5y,
1 reply
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3 ups, 5y,
1 reply
CravenMoordik
1 up, 5y
Thparky M
7 ups, 5y
here is the blank in case anyone wants to use it as a template for their responses, thanks CravenMoordik for the suggestion.
MichiganLibertarian
7 ups, 5y,
1 reply
Thparky M
5 ups, 5y,
1 reply
interesting that you say water fountain, i've known some folks from MI that call them "bubblers"!
MichiganLibertarian
5 ups, 5y,
1 reply
If it pleases the crown may I use the bubbler?
Thparky M
4 ups, 5y,
1 reply
lol!
MichiganLibertarian
3 ups, 5y
Yeah pretty funny
Psalm118_14 M
7 ups, 5y,
1 reply
You must be from the south!
Thparky M
6 ups, 5y,
1 reply
upstate SC
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2 ups, 5y,
1 reply
Thparky M
2 ups, 5y
Glad to have had you to visit ;)
Nixie.Knox
6 ups, 5y,
2 replies
I am from the south. I will say I am going against the grain around here. I did live in Colorado for a while so perhaps that affected me a bit.
Thparky M
3 ups, 5y,
1 reply
Just kidding of course! Being in Atlanta I'd really expect you to call all soft drinks "coke" as in, what kind of coke would you like? Lol, maybe SC is the only place that says buggy ;)
Nixie.Knox
4 ups, 5y,
1 reply
They say "coke" and "buggy" here. When I refer to it as a "cart" they look at me funny. LOL
Psalm118_14 M
1 up, 5y,
1 reply
Lol. I'm still getting used to southern talk. Here in Texas colors means crayons. And lunch box is lunch pack.
Nixie.Knox
1 up, 5y
I hear Texas has some oddball things that they say. We do not use those terms in Ga. LOL
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1 up, 5y
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    EVERYONE CALLS THESE THINGS DIFFERENTLY DEPENDING ON WHERE YOU'RE FROM, NAME THEM IN YOUR REGIONAL DIALECT AND GIVE EXAMPLES OF OTHER THINGS THAT ONLY YOUR REGION SAYS; HOW YOU ADDRESS OR REFER TO A GROUP OF PEOPLE; MY ANSWERS IN ORDER ARE BUGGY, SPIGOT, WATER FOUNTAIN, SACK, SODA, SUB SANDWICH, AND "Y'ALL"