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We Piddle Around.
Just for the record, it’s “y’all,” pronounced “YAWL, ” not “yo’all.”
It wouldn’t hurt to adopt again some of these ways..
I thought not working n Sunday was from the Ten Commandments ( thou shall keep the Sabbath Holy).
My great grandmother used the word HOPE for helped and also CAM down as in “calm” down.