good day so far

**Libertytow** · 05-01-2013, 04:44 PM

Thanks Cory i bet you will never say "INK PEN" again

**sledge** · 05-02-2013, 01:45 PM

Originally Posted by Libertytow

Thanks Cory i bet you will never say "INK PEN" again

They say it in Indiana as well. I respond "Yes Pens do indeed have ink in them" It is because "Pin" and "Pen" when said in that southern accent sound exactly the same.. He He!

I remember my first visit to the grocery store when I moved to Indiana in 98.. Lady said "You want your pop in a sack?" I said "Yes I'd like my soda in a bag please" :-)

**Libertytow** · 05-02-2013, 03:20 PM

Originally Posted by sledge42

They say it in Indiana as well. I respond "Yes Pens do indeed have ink in them" It is because "Pin" and "Pen" when said in that southern accent sound exactly the same.. He He!

I remember my first visit to the grocery store when I moved to Indiana in 98.. Lady said "You want your pop in a sack?" I said "Yes I'd like my soda in a bag please" :-)

That saying drive"s me absolutely up the wall you don"t ask to use a lead pencil or a wax crayon so why say pass me a ink pen ARRRRGGGGGGGHHHHHH

**Pnutfarmer** · 05-02-2013, 07:44 PM

Well, my Dad actually does say "lead pencil" every time...lol. I've never heard wax crayon, but they are called "color crayons" around here. Ink pens are standard here also.