My Michigan born Grandma used to say warsher. It just hurts my ears to hear!! She also said hamburgs (odd but didn't bother me) and K-Mark (another one that makes me cringe)
My 8 year old tried telling me that if you can spell "ain't" that it must be a word. I told him I can spell blibbity-blobbity but that doesn't make it a word!
How about birfday from a grown-up? I do know a friend that says that.
Yes, I cringe when she says it.
I've heard K-Mark from a few people, too.
Our K-Marks are not so great, so I don't ever shop there.
I forget they exist until I happen to go on the side of town that has one.
Being of Disney mind, my first thought was: Blibbity-blobbity-bloo!
It's almost magic, but not quite.
wigd, if 'The Ghost and Mr. Chicken' counts as a scary movie, then I will recant my previous statement regarding scary movies.
on your last day.....well at least you had some good Cobb salad in your belly to tide you over....regarding the airports you do just kind of have to go with the flow and accept what happens....one reason I hate flying out of here in the winter with all of the snow and deicing....
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with all of your southern (isms)
Honestly, it ruined me for any other state fairs. They're just not the same. 
what a lovely way to wrap up a trip at the Brown Derby to 
