>>>>> Lorry [Sun, Nov 04, 2001 at 12:58:19PM -0600]:
> Anyone miss me?
no^H^Hof course!
> 5) I grew up in the south and I can't stand "y'all" but what I can't
> stand even more is when people misspell it "ya'll." In my opinion, a
> separate "you" for plural and singular is not necessary. It isn't any
> more confusing than saying "we" ("we" may or may not include "you") but
> no one complains about that. I think it's funny that someone tried to
> use "y'all" in the singular. hehe
I would argue that it's "yall", as the apostrophe is well beyond the
scope of the typical southern person.
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Familiarity breeds contempt--and children.
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