one-question test: are you a southerner (U.S)?

[cynthia_arrow]

Does the following sign at a local restaurant make sense to you

Comments

[emiliglia]

Apparently I may be a Southerner. Huh.

I lived in GA for 4 months - does that count? ;)

I don't think anywhere else is going to be much better... There's a Wendy's a few minutes from my house that is advertising that they're burgers are real. As opposed to fake??? There's also a strange comment about their fish but I can't remember what it is.

[cynthia_arrow]

It does not count, but we like your kind. ;)

I sure as hell hope they're real burgers. Somehow, I think that sign has the opposite effect it meant. *shakes head*

[alissabobissa]

Well, shit farr! Southern, or hillbilly I guess. :D

[cynthia_arrow]

Or dad. Ahaha.

[redscarfe]

I do not understand what that says and now I am DESPERATELY CURIOUS to know. Pray tell? I'm trying to figure out what it could possibly say. 'Hot as fur' burger is my best guess, but I don't quite know how hot fur is, exactly.

[acolorslide]

Fire. :)

[redscarfe]

Thank you, omg. That suddenly makes so much more sense!

[cynthia_arrow]

Ridiculous, yes? :)

[inthekeyofd]

Honestly, what is a "farr" hot as?

Believe me, us northerners can be just as confusing, come to Boston where Worchester is pronounced "Whis-ster" "Whi-sta" or "Wou-ster" depending on which city you're from.

[cynthia_arrow]

I'm glad to know the Worchester thing is as confusing to y'all as it is to us. :D

[demonqueen666]

*after about thirty seconds of mental gears turning*

Oh, hot as FIRE!! Now I get it.

...Yeah, seriously though, dude. WTF?

[cynthia_arrow]

I know, right? Like I said ^, I'm cool with alternate pronunciations, but when you start spelling things to suit your accent, it's just ridiculous.