Results: Silly Survey for Silly Souls
Published on 06/20/2025
Random musings that will. or will not tickle you.
QUESTIONS
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Comments
1.
1.
What nationality comes to mind if I say " Dinner plate smashers"?
Greek
0%
217 votes
None
0%
61 votes
Greece
0%
22 votes
Italian
0%
22 votes
British
0%
21 votes
english
0%
19 votes
Nothing
0%
18 votes
Greeks
0%
17 votes
NA
0%
14 votes
N/A
0%
14 votes
Don't know
0%
12 votes
England
0%
11 votes
Jewish
0%
11 votes
American
0%
10 votes
Italians
0%
9 votes
no idea
0%
7 votes
?
0%
6 votes
Russian
0%
5 votes
Irish
0%
5 votes
italy
0%
4 votes
Greek.
0%
3 votes
French
0%
3 votes
German
0%
3 votes
huh?
0%
3 votes
i dont know
0%
3 votes
Americans
0%
3 votes
???
0%
2 votes
Jews
0%
2 votes
Chinese
0%
2 votes
India
0%
2 votes
Food
0%
2 votes
UK
0%
2 votes
??
0%
2 votes
unsure
0%
2 votes
NO COMMENT
0%
2 votes
I don't know
0%
2 votes
No
0%
2 votes
brits
0%
2 votes
Germany
0%
2 votes
Not sure
0%
2 votes
Mexican
0%
2 votes
IDK
0%
2 votes
POTATOES
0%
2 votes
Dinner Table Fight
0%
1 votes
A Jewish wedding
0%
1 votes
itaiian
0%
1 votes
Nothing whatsoever
0%
1 votes
hamburger
0%
1 votes
A Greek wedding
0%
1 votes
Italian to y
0%
1 votes
Mexican! This is our land!!
0%
1 votes
Crying Liberals from United States
0%
1 votes
1
0%
1 votes
Indian
0%
1 votes
Greece or Israel - at weddings.
0%
1 votes
None.
0%
1 votes
MAGA MOOCHERS
0%
1 votes
A crazy person.
0%
1 votes
.
0%
1 votes
stupid
0%
1 votes
a band
0%
1 votes
a band's name
0%
1 votes
a wedding tradition (dont remember which country though)
0%
1 votes
US
0%
1 votes
Unknown
0%
1 votes
Hebrew
0%
1 votes
broken glass
0%
1 votes
The dishes are DONE, man.
0%
1 votes
Greek party
0%
1 votes
Not a nationality, but Trump
0%
1 votes
appitizers
0%
1 votes
no idea.
0%
1 votes
scott
0%
1 votes
Britian
0%
1 votes
The Three Stooges
0%
1 votes
Russia
0%
1 votes
francais
0%
1 votes
grrek
0%
1 votes
Greek wedding
0%
1 votes
Nothing at all
0%
1 votes
Zzzzz
0%
1 votes
greek people
0%
1 votes
boobies
0%
1 votes
???????????
0%
1 votes
isreal
0%
1 votes
nan
0%
1 votes
h
0%
1 votes
mashed potatoes
0%
1 votes
People who break plates
0%
1 votes
boiled potatos
0%
1 votes
taters
0%
1 votes
trump sucks dick
0%
1 votes
Yes
0%
1 votes
3 stooges
0%
1 votes
Southerners
0%
1 votes
Apple bees
0%
1 votes
German I think?
0%
1 votes
Tasty entree
0%
1 votes
I have no idea
0%
1 votes
Nothin
0%
1 votes
Sans objet
0%
1 votes
American.
0%
1 votes
Don't know.
0%
1 votes
someone is mad
0%
1 votes
who?
0%
1 votes
RIPOFF PEOPLE.
0%
1 votes
I don't have a clue.
0%
1 votes
greek dancing
0%
1 votes
ltaly
0%
1 votes
Angry wives or babies
0%
1 votes
breaks dinner plates purposely
0%
1 votes
say what?
0%
1 votes
Opa ! The greeks
0%
1 votes
Haven't a clue unless it's someone out of control.
0%
1 votes
Qu b cois
0%
1 votes
trouble makers.
0%
1 votes
never heard of it
0%
1 votes
chinese foods
0%
1 votes
None. I have never heard of the phrase.
0%
1 votes
isreali's
0%
1 votes
England?
0%
1 votes
Greek as part of a wedding celebration.
0%
1 votes
The
0%
1 votes
O
0%
1 votes
No one imparticular
0%
1 votes
peas
0%
1 votes
Di ner
0%
1 votes
its ok
0%
1 votes
Greek, as plate smashing is a custom for them.
0%
1 votes
Nothing.
0%
1 votes
israel
0%
1 votes
Not sure none
0%
1 votes
shooting hockey pucks
0%
1 votes
Good.
0%
1 votes
non
0%
1 votes
NA!
0%
1 votes
Orange white Presidents, whoops, he throws catsup bottles.
0%
1 votes
A pottery throwdown
0%
1 votes
I don't know.
0%
1 votes
breaking plates
0%
1 votes
France
0%
1 votes
People who smash dishes for fun
0%
1 votes
Southerners in US
0%
1 votes
United Kingdom
0%
1 votes
British/English, because they have a meal called Bangers and Mash
0%
1 votes
NEW
0%
1 votes
uiyfik
0%
1 votes
Greek?
0%
1 votes
None why would any nationality come to mind this is stupid
0%
1 votes
dogs
0%
1 votes
Brake the dam things
0%
1 votes
Don t know
0%
1 votes
notta
0%
1 votes
2.
2.
What would you think if I said "I had cackleberries for breakfast"?
English
0%
34 votes
eggs
0%
27 votes
Nothing
0%
24 votes
none
0%
23 votes
n/a
0%
23 votes
No idea
0%
19 votes
British
0%
19 votes
England
0%
15 votes
NA
0%
14 votes
irish
0%
12 votes
Not sure
0%
11 votes
?
0%
10 votes
Don't know
0%
9 votes
What?
0%
9 votes
cereal
0%
7 votes
What are cackleberries?
0%
7 votes
YOU had eggs
0%
6 votes
Scottish
0%
5 votes
???
0%
4 votes
Huh?
0%
4 votes
Dont know
0%
4 votes
Scotland
0%
4 votes
what
0%
4 votes
Canada
0%
4 votes
Huh
0%
4 votes
unsure
0%
3 votes
Funny
0%
3 votes
no clue
0%
3 votes
UK
0%
3 votes
berries
0%
3 votes
weird
0%
3 votes
I don't know.
0%
3 votes
have no idea
0%
2 votes
a new cereal
0%
2 votes
ok
0%
2 votes
Southern people
0%
2 votes
No
0%
2 votes
??
0%
2 votes
i dont know
0%
2 votes
huh ?
0%
2 votes
What is that
0%
2 votes
I have no idea
0%
2 votes
You had eggs.
0%
2 votes
IDK
0%
2 votes
Confused
0%
2 votes
Canadian
0%
2 votes
Very good
0%
1 votes
Crackers
0%
1 votes
No clue.
0%
1 votes
You are British
0%
1 votes
Hill Billy
0%
1 votes
you go!
0%
1 votes
Sweeden
0%
1 votes
Wonder what cackleberries are?
0%
1 votes
Absolutely nothing
0%
1 votes
Cacklewhat ?
0%
1 votes
To each thier own
0%
1 votes
not clue
0%
1 votes
Who knows/
0%
1 votes
You ate eggs.
0%
1 votes
Mexico!!We are the majority!
0%
1 votes
you like to eat Rattleseed
0%
1 votes
Jews
0%
1 votes
1
0%
1 votes
France
0%
1 votes
beans
0%
1 votes
your a dumb ass
0%
1 votes
Not familar
0%
1 votes
I've no idea.
0%
1 votes
Part of a good breakfast (I hope)
0%
1 votes
I don't know
0%
1 votes
Good for you.
0%
1 votes
London
0%
1 votes
Gross
0%
1 votes
Probably stolen.
0%
1 votes
witches
0%
1 votes
Keep you running to the bathroom
0%
1 votes
fruit
0%
1 votes
.
0%
1 votes
American
0%
1 votes
ridiculous
0%
1 votes
Delicious
0%
1 votes
what is it?
0%
1 votes
Does not sound good
0%
1 votes
Sweedan
0%
1 votes
You're laughing a lot
0%
1 votes
Greese
0%
1 votes
Grape Nuts
0%
1 votes
What is that?
0%
1 votes
Waffle
0%
1 votes
wha?
0%
1 votes
Whatever
0%
1 votes
Are you British?
0%
1 votes
What are cackleberries
0%
1 votes
I like them with my cerial
0%
1 votes
You ate eggs
0%
1 votes
for my toast
0%
1 votes
no opinion.
0%
1 votes
ausie
0%
1 votes
You ate eggs and are being silly.
0%
1 votes
You were misinformed
0%
1 votes
nice
0%
1 votes
English italian
0%
1 votes
Engliand
0%
1 votes
Canadian?
0%
1 votes
Ireland
0%
1 votes
I would ask if they made you laugh.
0%
1 votes
Think you were crazy
0%
1 votes
western
0%
1 votes
pancake with berries
0%
1 votes
It might hinder me from eggs for a while.
0%
1 votes
australia
0%
1 votes
I was in A CARTOON
0%
1 votes
NO CLUE!
0%
1 votes
Alabama
0%
1 votes
don't
0%
1 votes
canadien
0%
1 votes
I would understand.
0%
1 votes
Berries in your cereal
0%
1 votes
I would think of a pie
0%
1 votes
Zzzzzzzzzz
0%
1 votes
sugar person
0%
1 votes
I would have NO idea!
0%
1 votes
none. N/A
0%
1 votes
NO COMMENT
0%
1 votes
do I want to know??
0%
1 votes
You're silly
0%
1 votes
wtf are cackleberries
0%
1 votes
boobies
0%
1 votes
Pancakes ?
0%
1 votes
Egggs
0%
1 votes
What!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
0%
1 votes
I would wonder if I heard you correctly.
0%
1 votes
What heck are cackleberries?
0%
1 votes
That you were weird
0%
1 votes
no ideq
0%
1 votes
I had eggs
0%
1 votes
you are crazy
0%
1 votes
you are silly
0%
1 votes
h
0%
1 votes
breakfast cereal
0%
1 votes
n /a
0%
1 votes
nc
0%
1 votes
NewEngland
0%
1 votes
No idea.
0%
1 votes
you threw up
0%
1 votes
oatmeal
0%
1 votes
trump eats ****
0%
1 votes
Disgusting
0%
1 votes
a what?
0%
1 votes
No thank you
0%
1 votes
American Sosutherns
0%
1 votes
What are you talking about
0%
1 votes
some sort of mixed berries
0%
1 votes
Blue berrys
0%
1 votes
why
0%
1 votes
unsure, never heard this before
0%
1 votes
EnglishHuh
0%
1 votes
Different
0%
1 votes
stupid
0%
1 votes
Silly
0%
1 votes
Sans objet
0%
1 votes
You are okay.
0%
1 votes
Blueberry
0%
1 votes
you had a good breakfast
0%
1 votes
UNKNOWN.
0%
1 votes
I do not know what to think of it
0%
1 votes
Yes
0%
1 votes
Okay1
0%
1 votes
what's a cackleberrie
0%
1 votes
I do not know
0%
1 votes
i hope they enjoy them
0%
1 votes
Norway
0%
1 votes
wow
0%
1 votes
engish
0%
1 votes
Childish
0%
1 votes
ignorant
0%
1 votes
Nuts
0%
1 votes
funny name for a berry or cereal
0%
1 votes
How do they taste
0%
1 votes
don't want to know
0%
1 votes
I would cackle
0%
1 votes
That they are too expensive to eat every day!
0%
1 votes
that you were living outside on
0%
1 votes
You ate eggs for breakfast
0%
1 votes
That you had a screw missing!
0%
1 votes
Pas de commentaires
0%
1 votes
never heard of them
0%
1 votes
I would gag
0%
1 votes
austraila
0%
1 votes
Whatever that is it doesn't sound appetizing
0%
1 votes
Your Englishdon't know
0%
1 votes
There's such a thing?
0%
1 votes
chinese foods
0%
1 votes
I wouldn't know what cackleberries are.
0%
1 votes
Dritish
0%
1 votes
I wouldn't think anything of it.
0%
1 votes
Something the English might say
0%
1 votes
Finland
0%
1 votes
Don't understand
0%
1 votes
"What is this kind of berry? I should look that up."
0%
1 votes
you're weird
0%
1 votes
smile
0%
1 votes
not interested
0%
1 votes
Indigenous
0%
1 votes
I'd ask what they were
0%
1 votes
Eggs for breakfast.
0%
1 votes
ask what are cackleberries
0%
1 votes
had eggs
0%
1 votes
You hadsome kind of fruit
0%
1 votes
I would think you are insane
0%
1 votes
You had etts
0%
1 votes
The only way
0%
1 votes
Captain Crunch
0%
1 votes
Smurfberry Crunch or Crunch berries
0%
1 votes
Berry
0%
1 votes
i'd rather have cereal thank you.
0%
1 votes
what's that
0%
1 votes
American-English
0%
1 votes
I think I heard the term before.
0%
1 votes
Yuck
0%
1 votes
Hahaha cackle all the way thru breakfast
0%
1 votes
newfy
0%
1 votes
hmmmm
0%
1 votes
Good.
0%
1 votes
welsh
0%
1 votes
mixture of egga english muffins etc
0%
1 votes
Were they from fish, birds, insects or reptiles
0%
1 votes
That you had eggs
0%
1 votes
Were they good?
0%
1 votes
What are they?
0%
1 votes
cranberries
0%
1 votes
that's gross
0%
1 votes
No thank you.
0%
1 votes
That's your problem
0%
1 votes
I'd ask to taste some
0%
1 votes
Somewhere in the US
0%
1 votes
francais
0%
1 votes
Nono
0%
1 votes
????
0%
1 votes
Southern person
0%
1 votes
what's a crackleberry
0%
1 votes
You're a cowboy eating eggs to start the day.
0%
1 votes
I will assume you mean huckleberries.
0%
1 votes
Southern America
0%
1 votes
you'd still be hungry
0%
1 votes
I would think that you were ********
0%
1 votes
I wouldn't know what to say
0%
1 votes
Good for you
0%
1 votes
I have no idea.
0%
1 votes
You need help
0%
1 votes
Scottland
0%
1 votes
It sounds like a made up berry
0%
1 votes
American that enjoys eggs.
0%
1 votes
I had eggs for breakfast
0%
1 votes
EASY
0%
1 votes
Okay....
0%
1 votes
pl'joo;gj
0%
1 votes
UNKNOWN
0%
1 votes
Say what?
0%
1 votes
My dad called Chicken eggs Cackleberries it reminded me of my dad and growing up
0%
1 votes
Weirdo
0%
1 votes
that it was someting good
0%
1 votes
Southern US
0%
1 votes
Interesting option
0%
1 votes
Not sure what your talking about
0%
1 votes
Ask you if you were a crow lol
0%
1 votes
Term was used many decades ago in some families.
0%
1 votes
sausage
0%
1 votes
Australua
0%
1 votes
americans
0%
1 votes
dingleberries
0%
1 votes
Crack to eat
0%
1 votes
That you had eggs for breakfast.
0%
1 votes
Don t know
0%
1 votes
sicko
0%
1 votes
the three stooges
0%
1 votes
britain
0%
1 votes
3.
3.
If I said to you "What is the weight of a "passle" of bacon"? what would you say?
Nothing
0%
26 votes
No idea
0%
24 votes
none
0%
22 votes
n/a
0%
22 votes
don't know
0%
14 votes
NA
0%
14 votes
?
0%
12 votes
A pound
0%
12 votes
1 pound
0%
11 votes
American
0%
9 votes
pound
0%
9 votes
one pound
0%
8 votes
huh?
0%
7 votes
what?
0%
7 votes
Irish
0%
7 votes
unsure
0%
6 votes
Not sure
0%
6 votes
dont know
0%
6 votes
England
0%
6 votes
What
0%
6 votes
British
0%
6 votes
Don t know
0%
5 votes
???
0%
4 votes
Australian
0%
4 votes
Huh
0%
4 votes
No idea.
0%
4 votes
Not enough
0%
4 votes
Canadian
0%
4 votes
scottish
0%
4 votes
no clue
0%
4 votes
I have no idea
0%
4 votes
What is a passle?
0%
4 votes
I don't know
0%
3 votes
5 lbs
0%
3 votes
Idk
0%
3 votes
German
0%
3 votes
??
0%
3 votes
no comment
0%
3 votes
Bacon
0%
3 votes
I have no idea.
0%
3 votes
Alot
0%
3 votes
English
0%
3 votes
USA
0%
2 votes
A lot
0%
2 votes
Scotland
0%
2 votes
What is a passie?
0%
2 votes
No
0%
2 votes
i do not know
0%
2 votes
i dont know
0%
2 votes
french
0%
2 votes
Unknown
0%
2 votes
10 lbs
0%
2 votes
not sure.
0%
2 votes
1lb
0%
2 votes
A passle
0%
2 votes
I don't know.
0%
2 votes
Very fun
0%
1 votes
1kg
0%
1 votes
1/4 pound
0%
1 votes
not much
0%
1 votes
Denmark
0%
1 votes
More than one could eat
0%
1 votes
Nothing whatsoever
0%
1 votes
Can you repeat the question ?
0%
1 votes
pass me the bacon
0%
1 votes
What are you talking about?
0%
1 votes
do not know
0%
1 votes
More than a pound or two!
0%
1 votes
Mexico we are here to stay!
0%
1 votes
it would be a large amount of bacon roughly one pound or larger in a package.
0%
1 votes
Keep walking weirdo
0%
1 votes
Great British
0%
1 votes
1#
0%
1 votes
dumb ass
0%
1 votes
Um
0%
1 votes
A kilogram or pound
0%
1 votes
Normal
0%
1 votes
What the heck is that? Are you crazy?
0%
1 votes
12 oz
0%
1 votes
Depends on the weight of the individual police officer.
0%
1 votes
GA
0%
1 votes
No such thing as a passle of bacon.
0%
1 votes
.
0%
1 votes
Beautiful
0%
1 votes
A pounr
0%
1 votes
i donot know
0%
1 votes
1 lb.
0%
1 votes
About a pound
0%
1 votes
Another UK saying
0%
1 votes
Aussie
0%
1 votes
Alot!
0%
1 votes
$7
0%
1 votes
You gotta lay
0%
1 votes
8 oz.
0%
1 votes
I wouldn't know
0%
1 votes
3 slices
0%
1 votes
Amish
0%
1 votes
i don't know what a passle is
0%
1 votes
us
0%
1 votes
Sounds like you are south of me a good bit.
0%
1 votes
What is a "passie"
0%
1 votes
what the heck is that?
0%
1 votes
Southern US?
0%
1 votes
Don't know.
0%
1 votes
1 pound.
0%
1 votes
Eat that yourself.
0%
1 votes
big
0%
1 votes
I would ask 'how much do you want?'
0%
1 votes
A POUND?
0%
1 votes
1
0%
1 votes
How many
0%
1 votes
I use the word paste
0%
1 votes
I would think a slab of bacon
0%
1 votes
Zzzzzzzzz
0%
1 votes
I would ASSUME you meant a pound of bacon...a pound.
0%
1 votes
I have no idea and don't care.
0%
1 votes
Are you all there today?
0%
1 votes
A pound give or take
0%
1 votes
Several slices
0%
1 votes
More bacon!!!!
0%
1 votes
whats a passle
0%
1 votes
im-passle-able to know
0%
1 votes
boobies
0%
1 votes
Spain
0%
1 votes
Pass
0%
1 votes
??????????????????
0%
1 votes
Not nearly enough.
0%
1 votes
Bacon all in.
0%
1 votes
Heck no!
0%
1 votes
$7.84
0%
1 votes
double dutch
0%
1 votes
h
0%
1 votes
5GRAMS
0%
1 votes
i have no idea, maybe a pound
0%
1 votes
n /a
0%
1 votes
The uk
0%
1 votes
what's a passle ?
0%
1 votes
Western
0%
1 votes
Germany
0%
1 votes
I'd say what's a passle?
0%
1 votes
**** the republicans
0%
1 votes
What the hell is that
0%
1 votes
4 oz
0%
1 votes
Uh
0%
1 votes
I don't care
0%
1 votes
never heard this before but hey it's BACON!
0%
1 votes
what's a passle
0%
1 votes
Under a pound
0%
1 votes
I can t think of anything
0%
1 votes
ind cis
0%
1 votes
funny
0%
1 votes
I hope a "passle" is a lot.
0%
1 votes
a lot of bacon
0%
1 votes
half pound
0%
1 votes
Irish?
0%
1 votes
What does passle mean?
0%
1 votes
UNKNOWN.
0%
1 votes
50 pounds
0%
1 votes
Good
0%
1 votes
1 lbs, I guess?
0%
1 votes
featherweight
0%
1 votes
i have no idea what a passle is
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1 votes
is that spelled correctly
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1 votes
No idea!
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1 votes
What is a passle
0%
1 votes
in English please
0%
1 votes
I would pass
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1 votes
Bring it on. I love bacon and could eat a passle of it.
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1 votes
probably one or two pounds...
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1 votes
Excellent.
0%
1 votes
what ia a passie?
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1 votes
Huh ?
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1 votes
what's a hassle
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1 votes
canada
0%
1 votes
nil
0%
1 votes
macdonald foods
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1 votes
Not a clue
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1 votes
I would say "I don't know."
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1 votes
Southern USA
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1 votes
A passel is a bunch and has no particular weight.
0%
1 votes
Don't know what you're talking about.
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1 votes
"What's a passle?"
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1 votes
500lbs
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1 votes
American?
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1 votes
pasturisation
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1 votes
A '"passle" is a herd of hogs--not sure how one figures the weight of such.
0%
1 votes
half a pound
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1 votes
300 gr
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1 votes
Are you from England?
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1 votes
The only way
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1 votes
3 pounds
0%
1 votes
omaha
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1 votes
less than a poke of potatoes
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1 votes
Five pounds
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1 votes
who cares I want some
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1 votes
UK
0%
1 votes
does this matter in some way?
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1 votes
cook it up
0%
1 votes
Australia
0%
1 votes
Mexico
0%
1 votes
Welsh
0%
1 votes
?????????
0%
1 votes
Passel not sure what that indicates but here I go. Passel is the fat and being on bacon it weight would be in fl oz
0%
1 votes
Getman
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1 votes
dk
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1 votes
0.53-0.56 oz or 15-16 gm
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1 votes
in which culture?
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1 votes
what the hell is a passle????
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1 votes
Hmmmm, bacon.
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1 votes
package
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1 votes
It depends on it's size and density, and is it dry or wet?
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1 votes
NA!
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1 votes
a bunch of
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1 votes
Don't eat it
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1 votes
Southern States
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1 votes
I don't eat bacon
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1 votes
are you a pig farmer
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1 votes
what is a passie
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1 votes
8 ounces
0%
1 votes
a whole lot
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1 votes
never heard this term before
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1 votes
Southern America
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1 votes
it weighs this much
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1 votes
bacon doesn't come in "passles"
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1 votes
A lb
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1 votes
But it weighs a passel
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1 votes
What is a paddle, was it good?
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1 votes
What is that
0%
1 votes
"speak English"
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1 votes
Ireland
0%
1 votes
What the HELL are you talking about?
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1 votes
Did you say "parcel" with an accent?
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1 votes
What is this American talking about?
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1 votes
BEST
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1 votes
gulguiofyk
0%
1 votes
A ton
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1 votes
noyhing
0%
1 votes
What's your definition of "passle"?
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1 votes
I have no idea never heard that expression before
0%
1 votes
a rasher?
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1 votes
Raw or cooked?
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1 votes
I would say it s a pound
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1 votes
I think it about a pound
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1 votes
cookie
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1 votes
Canadians
0%
1 votes
A slice of bacon
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1 votes
Hungry
0%
1 votes
parcel
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1 votes
Don't know?
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1 votes
More than I can afford.
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1 votes
show me the money
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1 votes
beverly hillbillies
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1 votes
4.
4.
When surveys ask "Do you like a certain item or not"? do you think the "or not" is necessary? Yes
33%
693 votes
No
67%
1382 votes
5.
5.
Recently someone used the word "sammies" in a survey for sandwiches and I knew instantly what they were referring to, yet a number of people asked (sarcastically)? what's a sammie? I had a g/f (who drove all the way from BC to my province to see me :D) who used to call them "sammiches". Language is forever changing, evolving, yet some people seem stuck in the past and believe there is only one way to do/say/things. Do you live by a strict set of rules when it comes to language and words, or do you just relax and enjoy the creativity of people and go with their flow?
no
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65 votes
Go with the flow
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42 votes
relax
0%
32 votes
Yes
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27 votes
n/a
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15 votes
NA
0%
8 votes
depends
0%
8 votes
none
0%
7 votes
Go with the flow.
0%
5 votes
relax and enjoy
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5 votes
nope
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3 votes
No.
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3 votes
Go with the flow mostly
0%
2 votes
enjoy creativity
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2 votes
undecided
0%
2 votes
Just relax
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2 votes
It depends
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2 votes
Go with their flow
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2 votes
I go with the flow
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2 votes
Relax and enjoy.
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2 votes
not sure
0%
2 votes
Rules
0%
2 votes
Enjoy
0%
2 votes
?
0%
2 votes
No rules
0%
2 votes
relax and go with the flow
0%
2 votes
I let it go in one ear and out the other.
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1 votes
Bit of both
0%
1 votes
Just relax and enjoy the creativity of the people.
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1 votes
Don t think about it.
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1 votes
Yes I like rules. I hate the word "sammies" it sounds so stupid or something a child would say cause they can't say "sandwiches". I'm an adult, I know how to say hard words like sandwiches just fine. Stupid words like sammies, selfies, hashtag just gets under my skin like a nasty tick!
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1 votes
unsure
0%
1 votes
It depends on the creativity
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1 votes
I like creativity and fun in language.
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1 votes
a little of both
0%
1 votes
enjoy!
0%
1 votes
Relax unless in an educational or formal setting.
0%
1 votes
I guess
0%
1 votes
People who mispronounce or misname items are just plain dumb.
0%
1 votes
Relax y
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1 votes
Absolutely nothing
0%
1 votes
You can be creative as long as I understand you.
0%
1 votes
Nothing
0%
1 votes
Depends on the situation. I'm happy to "go with the flow" in conversation, but I'm a stickler for correct grammar and spelling and the right word on TV (especially commercials) and in newspapers, magazines, and letters.
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1 votes
I speak English and French. Sometimes one language is more precise than the other. So I tend to relax on word choices that prople use.
0%
1 votes
Go with the flow and sometimes adjust
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1 votes
I actually do not care whether someone understand or does not understand the word, sammies. i understood it. if someone was ignorant, they could have easily googled the word. duh.
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1 votes
native people
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1 votes
it's whatever for me at my age
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1 votes
I just relax and enjoy.
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1 votes
I don't like "One of the only" or using ur instead of your. On these issues I will remain stuck in the past.
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1 votes
You do you
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1 votes
Yes.
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1 votes
I lay back and laugh behind there back silently.
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1 votes
depends, am flexible
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1 votes
tolerance is key to a happy life
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1 votes
Having lived in different countries with various languages (many technically english) I go with the flow.
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1 votes
Too lazy to even speak properly? No wonder you are anonymous.
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1 votes
If words are made up...I prefer exact pronunciation
0%
1 votes
Not at all
0%
1 votes
Live by the rules.
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1 votes
.
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1 votes
I relax.
0%
1 votes
I live by the code of the ninja.
0%
1 votes
sandwich
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1 votes
I just relax and go with the flow.
0%
1 votes
Rest
0%
1 votes
Strict
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1 votes
i enjoy old and new words
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1 votes
Relax and enjoy the differences.
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1 votes
Go with the flow. Remember the goal of communication.
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1 votes
Relex
0%
1 votes
Mostly go with the flow
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1 votes
Great I love bacon. I also love tasselled boobies.
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1 votes
Don't know
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1 votes
Go with it, unless it's really really stupid
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1 votes
I have hard the word. I do not use
0%
1 votes
whatever
0%
1 votes
Creativity within the rules of proper English, yes
0%
1 votes
My way
0%
1 votes
I think that having some rules helps language be understood. Isn't that the purpose of language?
0%
1 votes
Social media has destroyed the need for correct grammar.
0%
1 votes
depends on what words
0%
1 votes
I know what a sammie is.
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1 votes
Sometimes I can figure out what the words mean and if not? I look online to see what the word means
0%
1 votes
leave them alone
0%
1 votes
??
0%
1 votes
Language changes but I HATE the word "sammie" as well as it's for its, me and someone, rather than someone and I.....(oh, and "lay down" rather than "lie down.")
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1 votes
adjust , adjust, adjust
0%
1 votes
New yorker
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1 votes
My dad would say sammiches
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1 votes
Flow
0%
1 votes
I just relax.
0%
1 votes
I'm more of a 'go with the flow' type of personality.
0%
1 votes
I can appreciate a certain amount of creativity.
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1 votes
Relax, but neccessarily enjoy
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1 votes
A bit of both
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1 votes
Pretty much because I'm an English major!!
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1 votes
relax and let it flow
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1 votes
NO, I DON'T. I LIVE BY MINE AND MINE ALONE.
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1 votes
Chill
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1 votes
oui
0%
1 votes
Enjoy the creativity.
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1 votes
U decided
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1 votes
try to
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1 votes
it depends on the words
0%
1 votes
I prefer the correct word.
0%
1 votes
Zzzzzzz
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1 votes
It depends on who I'm talking with and the mood I'm in.
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1 votes
Not sure.
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1 votes
relax!!!
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1 votes
NO COMMENT
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1 votes
No but we call them 'sannies' not 'sammies' the latter being lingo for Strategic Arms Missiles aka as SAMs and 'Sammies' are smaller rockets.
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1 votes
No structure here
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1 votes
no idea
0%
1 votes
It depends...
0%
1 votes
English
0%
1 votes
I want to know what they want in plain english not slang or what not
0%
1 votes
yes, I prefer proper English or other language
0%
1 votes
boobies
0%
1 votes
I personally very much appreciate the unique definitions of words and use them appropriately. My husband purposely misuses/mispronounces words for attention, so I relax and enjoy creativity when others do not appreciate something created by someone else.
0%
1 votes
Depends on the word or subject
0%
1 votes
I go with the flow!
0%
1 votes
sarnies
0%
1 votes
h
0%
1 votes
I RELAX AND GO WITH THE FLOW
0%
1 votes
Sometimes unknown slang comes off as ignorance
0%
1 votes
omg
0%
1 votes
Strict set.
0%
1 votes
No strict rule
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1 votes
**** TRUMP
0%
1 votes
Language evolves, and I find it interesting.
0%
1 votes
relaxed
0%
1 votes
Go along
0%
1 votes
mo
0%
1 votes
the latter
0%
1 votes
???
0%
1 votes
Uh
0%
1 votes
Relax and enjoy! Honestly our family has "isms" which stem from when my now adult kids were little. Some fun things they used to say that we still use and laugh merrily about (never maliciously!) POP PORN (popcorn), HAMBERBURG (hamburger), PUMPA DOAH (Grampa soda, Pepsi), MY FIRST BEERS (a book called My First Prayers), DUH KYRIE (daiquiri), CHI KAY GO (Chicago), Frank Cilantro (Frank Sinatra, but it was really Michael Buble singing), CHEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEESE (the Monkees' song She, my middle daughter thought they were singing cheese, which I happened to be shredding at the time that she sang Cheese)...and so on! Such treasured memories. We also say Sammiches too by the way, just for fun.
0%
1 votes
Canadian
0%
1 votes
it's like a hero, we in NY call it that.
0%
1 votes
never heard it before
0%
1 votes
Relax. It can be fun.
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1 votes
I stick with my main lingo
0%
1 votes
I enjoy the flexibility
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1 votes
Language is language is language, but not everyone understands the universal language. The language of the heart
0%
1 votes
Sansobjet
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1 votes
Go with the flow, most of the time.
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1 votes
we did when we were kids
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1 votes
Let people be themselves.
0%
1 votes
English has to be correct at all times.
0%
1 votes
I'm.open to creativity of words as long as they make sense.
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1 votes
UNKNOWN.
0%
1 votes
Nice
0%
1 votes
Go with flow, life is too short.
0%
1 votes
Either, or
0%
1 votes
i enjoy the language and its uses. often what people say is very funy, if you listen word for word.
0%
1 votes
don't care
0%
1 votes
Relaxing and enjoying is good.
0%
1 votes
not a big issue for me
0%
1 votes
I know what a sammie is
0%
1 votes
HAve always called them sammies.
0%
1 votes
I usually stick with the rules but I will go with the flow
0%
1 votes
Soda? Pop? Seltzer? All mean the same thing in different parts of the country. coke? Coca Cola or cocaine?
0%
1 votes
Let it go and enjoy the ride
0%
1 votes
We've no hard and fast rules but, there needs to be a certain level of logic/similarity - sammiches works - sammies not so much
0%
1 votes
Prefer correct language but can ho with the flow
0%
1 votes
no strict set of rules here..On the contrary we love to mix or mince words for a variety of topics
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1 votes
Relax and enjoy. In the UK they are called sarnies. Sammich to me sounds like something Popeye would say.
0%
1 votes
relax and enjoy and go with the flow
0%
1 votes
I go along with slang words or phrases, but I have an English Major and I prefer proper grammar.
0%
1 votes
Relaxed.
0%
1 votes
I like rules
0%
1 votes
Enjoy creativity...
0%
1 votes
Aucun commentaire
0%
1 votes
enjoy.
0%
1 votes
No. If I don't understand a word, I just look it up or ask the person using it. Great way to learn new things
0%
1 votes
huh ?
0%
1 votes
Some is inane.
0%
1 votes
Depends on the words
0%
1 votes
no, I like a bit os slang but not constantly
0%
1 votes
Strict set
0%
1 votes
I relax and just go with the flow.
0%
1 votes
I'm too stuck in rules.
0%
1 votes
No, just relax
0%
1 votes
How about gotchies? We wore them in my home town.
0%
1 votes
relax and go with their flow
0%
1 votes
It really depends, especially if the variability is due to lazyness or playfulness.
0%
1 votes
No strict rules
0%
1 votes
I am strict
0%
1 votes
N
0%
1 votes
I relax and enjoy . . . . English is such a ?? language with so many words sounding the same but being spelt differently . . . . why not introduce another million words that don't really make sense
0%
1 votes
For the most part, I prefer speech spoken in a consistent and recognizable manner.
0%
1 votes
Not especially
0%
1 votes
n.a
0%
1 votes
Whatevs :)
0%
1 votes
Just go with whatever
0%
1 votes
both
0%
1 votes
There is more than one way to say many things, depending on what part of the country or culture one is from. When I met family from the south and learned they called soda, "pop" I had to find out why . . . .interesting!!
0%
1 votes
Some habits are hard to break.
0%
1 votes
mostly stick to language and words I have used all my life
0%
1 votes
have my own words, dont follow trends
0%
1 votes
So what!
0%
1 votes
It doesn't matter to me
0%
1 votes
The only
0%
1 votes
Just relax. Sticks and stones will real my bones, but words will never hurt me
0%
1 votes
I can deal with a certain amount of slang but still prefer to hear the proper case (predicate or nominative) when someone is being referred to incorrectly. It's NOT "her and me"; it's "she and I." Why would you change the case when there's two or more people from what it should be if it were only one person?
0%
1 votes
It matters not to me
0%
1 votes
I say things on how I feel and who I am with.
0%
1 votes
relax and enjoy creativity
0%
1 votes
I'm falling asleep
0%
1 votes
I go with the flow, everyone has a different way of saying things, what's the harm.
0%
1 votes
Not thought about it.
0%
1 votes
no I call food what it really is
0%
1 votes
Go with their flo
0%
1 votes
Not sure I speak Spanglish
0%
1 votes
flow mostly
0%
1 votes
go with the flow bro
0%
1 votes
sometimes
0%
1 votes
only in england have i heard sammies being used
0%
1 votes
go with flow
0%
1 votes
I dislike mispronounced words.
0%
1 votes
Nah. Say things however you want. I do. And yeah. I say sammies and sammiches all the time.
0%
1 votes
I knew what "sammies" were. In my home, we refer to those as "sannies". I'm relaxed when it comes to words. Especially as often mix words up when I think. More important things to get my panties in a twist about.
0%
1 votes
Relax. No everyone is the same.
0%
1 votes
No, just relax and enjoy the outcomes.
0%
1 votes
I relax when I hear people use creativite language.
0%
1 votes
Relaxed for clear communication
0%
1 votes
I am creative with words
0%
1 votes
take it as it comes
0%
1 votes
some times
0%
1 votes
Not strict at all rules are no fun!
0%
1 votes
I enjoy the creativity of people.
0%
1 votes
I don't like it when people use slang words for things, so yes. I hate it when people say "strands" for hair, "sammies" for sandwiches, etc. Is it so difficult to call things what they are?
0%
1 votes
relax and enjoy the creativity of people.
0%
1 votes
just go with it
0%
1 votes
Some yes, some no; If a new phrase is useful I may adopt it (eg. "persons" / "people"); If it's just different (eg. "sammies" / "sammiches" / "sammidges"), I'll ignore it; If there's already a good way, and the new phrase is unnecessary, or worse, incorrect, I'm not a fan (eg: " 's" is a possessive, not a plural); That's just confusing.
0%
1 votes
This type of survey creates too much, bullshlt & mishagas and we have to scroll down miles and miles and miles and miles and miles and miles and miles and miles and scroll and scroll and scroll and scroll and scroll and scroll and scroll and scroll just to reach the comments!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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1 votes
Relax and enjoy the creativity!
0%
1 votes
Usually the correct way
0%
1 votes
Rarely use slangs
0%
1 votes
Try to go with the flow but don't always know what people are talking about if their conversation is too full of things new to me.
0%
1 votes
I have a strict set of rules
0%
1 votes
strict set of rules
0%
1 votes
strict rules with proper words
0%
1 votes
I am very particular about language, I think there are acceptable slang words and occasions for silliness, but spelling/pronouncing words wrong gets irritating very quickly.
0%
1 votes
I generally find that the use of 'creative' language brings to mind a question of either laziness or ignorance.
0%
1 votes
hio'hi;lhv
0%
1 votes
UNKNOWN
0%
1 votes
Go with the flow, baby.
0%
1 votes
Relax enjoy
0%
1 votes
I live by a strict set of rules when it comes to language and rules.
0%
1 votes
Language is evolving
0%
1 votes
I go with the flow and may use their wording to find out more about them. It's rude to make fun of the way people talk.
0%
1 votes
Never heard of any Sandwich called a Sammie it is not a fricken Sammie NO M even in the name.
0%
1 votes
just let them live.
0%
1 votes
Go with the flow if you can understand it
0%
1 votes
no, it would be boring if we were all the same
0%
1 votes
About 97% of the time I stay with what I grew up with.
0%
1 votes
I don't know
0%
1 votes
Depends on the words and how they are mischaracterized.
0%
1 votes
Some people don't know how to spell as they don't even know how to pronounce the words properly. So your friend Sammiches is probably the way she heard it said.
0%
1 votes
I go with the flow but it would throw hearing impaired people for a loop.
0%
1 votes
Yes just got to enjoy them
0%
1 votes
stay relaxed
0%
1 votes
I'm old fashioned.
0%
1 votes
Just go with the flow.
0%
1 votes
Don t know
0%
1 votes
I don't pay attention to what people say anymore
0%
1 votes
I like my way
0%
1 votes
like
0%
1 votes
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