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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]My DH insists that we raise our children to speak like they are southern. I love the south and the southern culture, but we live in Northern Virginia. People don't speak that way here. My DH is just a poser. Whenever I am telling a story or visiting with other moms, my DH will interrupt me to correct a term I use if it isn't southern. For example, if I refer to a BBQ, he steps in and says "cook out". If I use the word "mom", he steps in and says "momma". All the flipping time. I should add he was raised is rural Pennsylvania and no one else in his family uses southern terms. I have progressed from giving him the evil eye to telling him how unattractive his behavior is and that enough is enough. Bless his heart! Rant over.[/quote] OMG OP. I so wish I could witness, this is a riot, his Southern fetish. LMAO!!! "Momma" :lol: Tell me it ain't real. Momma? lol!! Can he do other role play instead, like Dungeons and Dragons?[/quote] How could you even be expected to go along with this with a straight face? Yes to D and D as an alternative. He can hole up in the basement for a few hours every week. [/quote] Do you think he's been a very bad boy? Does he want Mamma to spank him? If yes, must she wear the pearls while swiping the willow branch that he just picked...makin' sure it's green?[/quote]
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