Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:If any of his relatives say "bless your heart" it really means F you.
That's not true. Many people use that expression when they hear that someone has been going through a hard time.
Exacty, but the snobs of drum don't care about facts only about finding a way to feel superior by trashing the south and the "fly over" states.Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:If any of his relatives say "bless your heart" it really means F you.
That's not true. Many people use that expression when they hear that someone has been going through a hard time.
Anonymous wrote:If any of his relatives say "bless your heart" it really means F you.
Anonymous wrote:A true conservative Southern gentleman wouldn't be all balls deep in you without putting a ring on it. Just sayin.
Mine didn't. He also didn't want a used woman. But that's just how mine was. He wanted to be my teacher. YUM YUM.
Anonymous wrote:If any of his relatives say "bless your heart" it really means F you.
Anonymous wrote:If any of his relatives say "bless your heart" it really means F you.
A true conservative Southern gentleman wouldn't be all balls deep in you without putting a ring on it. Just sayin.
Anonymous wrote:Im 1/2 German and fallen madly in love with a kind, passionate Southern Man. Omg the best lover ever. Very intelligent, more "open minded" than my secular liberal friends. I could go on and on.
But I wont.
He has a few grammatical "southernisms". Such as "might could" as in "you might could program it this way".
Help me understand "Do what?" when he has not heard what I have said (such as over the cell phone).
Anything else I should know about the Southern Man?