Aloha from Ewa Beach, Hawaii!

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Ken Kelley

#25
09/28/2012 08:35 PM
Quotekola - 9/28/2012  9:28 PM

QuoteAlphairon - 9/28/2012  7:56 PM

Aloha must mean the same in Hawaii as "Har yew?" does here in the holler.  :biggrin:

Welcome to the Geeks!

And all this time I thought it was pronounced "Hawr yew".  I'm never going to figure out this 'Merican twang. :-(

:welcome: to CG Marie! And all the antics that go along with it. :-)



Kentucky Appalachian Foothills Mountain Speak. Since we are amongst the most refined of the hillbilly clan, you'll find our accents are a bit different than them there people from Bugtussle and other backards folks.
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stillwater

#26
09/29/2012 07:30 AM
welcome to the site!

PuffinDaPuros

#27
09/29/2012 08:37 AM
Welcome from VA! Always nice to have another Geek on board!
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ntanner

#28
09/29/2012 09:28 AM
Welcome from New Mexico.
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#29
09/29/2012 03:01 PM
QuoteAlphairon - 9/28/2012  8:35 PM

Quotekola - 9/28/2012  9:28 PM

QuoteAlphairon - 9/28/2012  7:56 PM

Aloha must mean the same in Hawaii as "Har yew?" does here in the holler.  :biggrin:

Welcome to the Geeks!

And all this time I thought it was pronounced "Hawr yew".  I'm never going to figure out this 'Merican twang. :-(

:welcome: to CG Marie! And all the antics that go along with it. :-)



Kentucky Appalachian Foothills Mountain Speak. Since we are amongst the most refined of the hillbilly clan, you'll find our accents are a bit different than them there people from Bugtussle and other backards folks.

If you get out this way it's more like Hai-r Yew...   :confused:
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wescat

#30
09/29/2012 03:40 PM
Welcome to CG Marie.
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In most realms, tranquility comes from ownership.
Order ensues when everyone totes their own water.  
Stand firm, and never let the bastards grind you down.  
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Be Sunny ¦ Stay Frosty.

BigTA

#31
09/29/2012 06:23 PM
Welcome from across the PACIFIC in SUNNY So CAl.
Cheap sex, Cheap booze, Cheap cigars, Everybody loves a bargain.

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ROTHNH

#32
09/30/2012 01:55 AM
Hello Marie and welcome to Geekdom!

vw77guy

#33
09/30/2012 02:56 AM
Hello from somewhere far less tropical.

Missmariean2net

#34
09/30/2012 02:58 AM
Love you guys already!!! :-)

1sgjeffward

#35
10/01/2012 11:33 PM
:welcome: from Northern Colorado!
Jeff

"Trust those who seek the truth but doubt those who say they have found it."

? André Gide

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#36
10/07/2012 06:09 PM
Welcome from Pittsburgh
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