ROFL: Wife created a new word, "Banyach"

[AchillesTG]

The wife and I are old enough now, that when we talk, it is like playing Jeopardy trying to figure out what the other is saying.
You will be there one day, if not already!

I was telling her about a woman at work and she said "She must be a "Banyach." I told her what is a "Banyach?" Being in Texas and the South, I said, "Is that a Barn Yard Bitch or Country Fukk Girl?"

"No, you know the word people say these days." Oh, you mean "Biach".

Now that I think about it, "Banyach" is a great word for the South. I may start using it as a part of my southern vocabulary!

[Bostongambler]

I'm going to use it tomorrow . I like it.

[AchillesTG]

I'm going to use it tomorrow . I like it.

I know, I think she gave me some great material to use!

[Auto Donk]

The wife and I are old enough now, that when we talk, it is like playing Jeopardy trying to figure out what the other is saying.
You will be there one day, if not already!

I was telling her about a woman at work and she said "She must be a "Banyach." I told her what is a "Banyach?" Being in Texas and the South, I said, "Is that a Barn Yard Bitch or Country Fukk Girl?"

"No, you know the word people say these days." Oh, you mean "Biach".

Now that I think about it, "Banyach" is a great word for the South. I may start using it as a part of my southern vocabulary!

im just shocked ya'll (im from texas) still 'talk' at all being married that long......

[AchillesTG]

im just shocked ya'll (im from texas) still 'talk' at all being married that long......

Ha, she stays upstairs and I stay downstairs. We kind of meet in between, completely happy!

[Kermit]

I have a 90 year old great-uncle up in Detroit that refers to all black people as "Polacks"

It's not really a new word, but definitely something that I had never heard before from anyone else and especially strange considering that my wife is Polish.

[AchillesTG]

I have a 90 year old great-uncle up in Detroit that refers to all black people as "Polacks"

It's not really a new word, but definitely something that I had never heard before from anyone else and especially strange considering that my wife is Polish.

Kermit:

I always love your posts!

My Grandmother passed away at 90 yrs. old. My Grandfather lived to be 94. I would take him once a week to have lunch. 3 weeks after she passed, I asked where he wanted to eat. He wanted to go to Hooter's!!!!

I asked JC, how did you like Hooters? He told me "I thought they would be naked". He was disappointed.. That proves that no matter how old men get, they are still horn dogs!

I think my Grand Dad would have used "Banyach" and had a good time with it!