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I guess it's safe to assume "he never missed a lick" is a strictly southern term.

Quote: I dunno, I think it's common enough but I dunno if it's limited to the south. I always heard "aut" instead, without the n in front. As in a 30-06 rifle is 30 - aut 6

My friend from Texas always says "we're cookin with gas now!" except the redneck in me always imagined cooking with gasoline.....ROFL

Quote: We always called those "goose eggs" (of course that means any large swolen bruise, not just on the head)

Quote: My dad always said if the cats didn't behave he would "tie a knot in their tail" ---- but really he likes cats, he just won't admit it, and no cats were ever harmed (in fact, now that I've moved out he is the one who feeds them!)

Must be a lot of variations on the "useless teats" I have heard useless as teats on a tomcat, or a boar hog, and my grandpa always said useless as teats on a bull my mom always said the one about ain't got a pot to pee in of course my grandma called jeans "britches" and underwear "pants" which...