Nevermore are fags.

[Kvlt Wench]

A davenport is a couch.

As is a CHESTERFIELD!!

 

[derek]

I thought a chesterfield was a type of car.

couches do rock, however.

 

[Lunar Still]

couches do rock, however.

Couches do indeed rock. Chuck Norris once took a couch on a world tour, just sitting there on stage the whole time doing nothing. The crowd went insane and riots broke out in Malaysia. Now the Malaysian authorities are saying that Chuck Norris is banned from their country, because he is distracting the youth from their religion. Chuck Norris responded by saying that he plans on eating Malaysia.

 

[Kvlt Wench]

I think it's a Canadian thing.

 

[Kvlt Wench]

Regional Note: Chesterfield, a term for a sofa, especially a large one with upholstered arms, was probably brought down from Canada, where it is common. In the United States, it was largely limited to the trade region of San Francisco in northern California. According to Craig M. Carver in American Regional Dialects, the word probably comes from the name of a 19th-century earl of Chesterfield and originally referred “specifically to a couch with upright armrests at either end.” It appears to have come into use in Canada around 1903 and in northern California at about the same time.


Except I've never heard anyone say it in San Francisco.

 

[Lordlucid]

Has anyone ever heard someone say warsh instead of wash?
wondering?

 

[judas69]

Yes!

Okay, no ..

 

[LORD_RED_DRAGON]

A davenport is a couch

DAVENPOT COUCHES ARE MADE IN THE CITY OF DAVENPORT (AT LEAST ACCORDING TO THE GUY THAT JUST MOVED HERE FROM DAVENPORT)

 

[LORD_RED_DRAGON]

Has anyone ever heard someone say warsh instead of wash?
wondering?

YES, FREQUENTLY AND IT'S REALLY CREEPY
I THINK IT'S PROLLY ONE OF THOSE "SOUTHERN" DIALECT THINGS YOU'LL ONLY HEAR SOUTH OF THE MASON-DIXON LINE

 

[LORD_RED_DRAGON]

I thought a chesterfield was a type of car

IT WAS...FOR 1 YEAR...APPARENTLY IT SUCKED...

 

[dreaming neon darkspot]

Has anyone ever heard someone say warsh instead of wash?
wondering?

oh jesus, no.

this is how you talk in Balldimer Marrilyn:
water = wuter
wash = warsh
draw = drawl
did you eat? = jeet
sink = zink
... and just call everyone "hon." a lot.

 

[Lunar Still]

Ha sounds like how they talk here in Indiana. Don't forget about going to the "torlet."

 

[LORD_RED_DRAGON]

oh jesus, no.

this is how you talk in Balldimer Marrilyn:
water = wuter
wash = warsh
draw = drawl
did you eat? = jeet
sink = zink
... and just call everyone "hon." a lot.

DERE'S ALOTA PEOPEL DAT TAL LIE DAT EAR TOO

 

[Lord Foul]

Has anyone ever heard someone say warsh instead of wash?
wondering?

My Grandfather used to say that. He'd say "Time to go warsh your pullers, boy" when it was time to wash my hands for dinner. Texas is a strange place, but to put that into perspective, I was raised in Missouri.

 

[LORD_RED_DRAGON]

My Grandfather used to say that. He'd say "Time to go warsh your pullers, boy" when it was time to wash my hands for dinner. Texas is a strange place, but to put that into perspective, I was raised in Missouri.

TEXAS SUX

 

[RockMyMonkey]

So in Europe pants=under garments?

 

[LORD_RED_DRAGON]

So in Europe pants=under garments?

NOT ALL OF EUROPE I THINK IT'S JUST UK

 

[Lordlucid]

My Grandfather used to say that. He'd say "Time to go warsh your pullers, boy" when it was time to wash my hands for dinner. Texas is a strange place, but to put that into perspective, I was raised in Missouri.

wtf, Pullers?