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Old 05-06-2011, 01:31 PM   #12
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Originally Posted by mr ploppy View Post
I don't like it when people in books talk dead proper like that. Don't matter if they is kids or not, nobody in that there real world talks like that.

“Please, Mother, may I have a confectionary treat for my friend and I?”

“Giz us a scoff for me and me mate, Mam.”
Romeo & Juliet, the New Orleans "Yat" version:

Juliet: Romeo, Romeo, where y'at, Romeo? Dis your daddy and dem and forget your name. If you can't do that, dawlin, I'll change mine.

Romeo: [Aside] Should I keep listening or speak up?

Juliet: It is your name that is the problem, dawlin, and mama's duchess de brabant roses would smell as good by any other.
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