Time to go home...
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Ye olde English wasn’t a big thing in Lower Alabama back in my formative years, but the English language was involuntarily influenced by our little old ancestors. Unfortunately it was more of an oral language rather than a written one, so I don’t think I’ll try writing it down the way they can in our dear neighboring state Georgia, @Pipp.😜😂
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No, I'm not leaving... just saw this on facebook and thought it was funny.... give it your best shot.
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"Verily verily I say unto thee, I did, in good charity , invite thee into mine house to visit for a short time, but thou didst come in, eateth the fruit of my fields, drinketh the wine of my vineyards and abide in my house for a long season, till mine eyes were heavy and my soul was troubled. Arise up, I say and gather thine belongings and depart unto thine own house, so that I may be at rest.
"Verily verily I say unto thee, I did, in good charity , invite thee into mine house to visit for a short time, but thou didst come in, eateth the fruit of my fields, drinketh the wine of my vineyards and abide in my house for a long season, till mine eyes were heavy and my soul was troubled. Arise up, I say and gather thine belongings and depart unto thine own house, so that I may be at rest.
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