Можно времено переименовать в Pink Valley Way
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18 Апреля 2013 в 8:38 EST (16:38 по Москве)
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поработать в ЦРУ. Им точно нужны редакторы с нативным русским. Не, я понимаю, что там совсем про патриотизм написано, а не ...
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Мелтинг пот в пятницу
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порадовал внезапным знанием великого и могучего:

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производства компании с незатейливым названием Okna. Теперь с работающим замочком, не дует и не облезло-разваливающаяся, как была прошлая Andresen
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одела свои машинки в весенние ливреи. В общем попали в желтую тему.
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вечером
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А это он же, но в прошлом году 21-го марта

Шерри Блоссом.
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пригороды Филы стоят
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Таже картинка в прошлом году 22 марта

борьбы тепла с холодом
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Это 9-е, 10-е и 12-е Апреля.

Это цитата сообщения MamaBear Оригинальное сообщение

Talking Pennsylvanian

*Djeetyet? Haha*
For those who think we Pennsylvanians 'talk funny' or use 'big words', here's why ...

Once a Pennsylvanian, ALWAYS a Pennsylvanian!

I remember when I first left Coaldale and relocated in Pottstown. People would always tell me I had a "coal region" accent. It drove me crazy. I didn't think I had an accent. I thought everyone else who wasn't from the coal regions had an accent.

For instance

We call it lunch meat, used as a noun. Almost everywhere else it's called "cold cuts".

More about Pennsylvanians and coal region people in particular: You've never referred to Philadelphia asanything but 'Philly' and New Jersey has always been ' Jersey .'

We don't go to the beach we go 'down the shore.'

You refer to Pennsylvania as 'PA' (pronounced Pee-Ay).

How many other states do that?

'You guys' (or even 'youze guys', in some places) is a perfectlyacceptable referenceto a group of men and women.

You know how to respond to the question 'Djeetyet?'(Did you eat yet?)

You know that the Iggles play football and so do the Stillers.

You learned to pronounce Bryn Mawr, Wilkes-Barre, Schuylkill, thePoconos, Tamaqua,Kutztown, Tunkahannock, Bala Cynwyd, Kishacoquillas,Duquesne and Monongahela, also Conshohocken.

And we know Lancaster is pronounced Lank-ister, notLan-kaster.

Youknow what a 'Mummer' is, and are disappointed if you can't catch at least highlights of theparade.

Atleast five people on your block have electric 'candles' in all or most of their windows all year long.

You know what a 'State Store' is, and your out-of-state friends find it incredulous that you can't purchase liquor at the mini-mart.

Wordslike 'hoagie,' 'crick,' 'chipped ham,' 'dippy eggs', 'sticky buns,' 'shoo-fly pie,' 'lemon sponge pie', 'pierogies' and 'pocketbook' actually mean something to you. (By the way, that last one's PA slang for a purse!)

You not only have heard of Birch Beer, but you know it comes in several colors.

You know the difference between a cheese steak and a pizza steak sandwich, and you know that you also can't get a really good one anywhere outside of the Philly area. (Except maybein Atlantic City on the boardwalk.)

You proudly tell people you live near the nation's oldest brewery (Yuengling in Pottsville) and that it's more than 180 years old. How do you know? You read the label while you were drinking one.

You know that Blue Ball, Intercourse, Paradise, Climax, Bird-in-Hand, Beaver, Moon, Virginville, Mars, Bethlehem, Hershey, Indiana, Sinking Spring, Jersey Shore, State College, Washington Crossing, Jim Thorpe, King of Prussia, Wind Gap, and Slippery Rock are all PA towns ... and the first three were consecutive stops on the old Reading RR! (PS That's pronounced Redd-ing.)

You can identify drivers from New York, New Jersey, Maryland or other neighboring states by their unique and irritating driving habits.

A traffic jam in Lancaster County is 10 cars waiting to pass a horse-drawn carriage on the highway. (And remember ... that's Lank-ister!)

You know several people who have hit deer more than once.

Driving is always better in winter because the potholes are filled with snow.

As a kid you built snow forts and leaf piles that were taller than you were.

You know beer doesn't grow in a garden, but you know where to find a beer garden.

You actually understand all this. If that's the case, that means you grew up not far from where you're reading this.

весна?
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Европоддон, четыре U-шпильки из HomeDepot и полный аналог Thule (и даже лучше, можно гвоздик вбить или шурупчик ввинтить) готов.
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В прошлом году перелет, в этом ага, недолет
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Зато посмотрели на оборудованые "спец" стоянки для Вольтов в самых удобных местах на паркингах. Лучше только у инвалидов, но фотообоев у инвалидов нет.
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Еще покатались на лифте с прозрачными стенками в каком-то Хилтоне и получили новенькие загранпаспорта.
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Ну с прошлого года мы знаем, где и как надо сниматься на фоне цветущих вишен наверное в любое время года, поэтому вот вам локальный вашингтонский шерри-блоссом-2013
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PS Кот Том то же скатался - впервые выбрался за пределы Пенсильвании
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Не прошло и полгода. 11111 миль за 7 месяцев и 2 дня, в среднем 1580 миль (2500 км) в месяц. Чет многовато кмк.
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зима то
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Ну что, спас ведь - на Олимпусе ни царапинки
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в переулочках АС
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вроде "весне дорогу, траляля", а тут хренакс и
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Можно сравнить с прошлым годом, хотя в таже фигня была в 2007-ом.

Полюбэ сурок сбрехнул.

Ага, это про нас!
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