Wannabefree...guess what I got in the mail today!?!?!?!?

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BarredBuff said:
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I think I ate too much..deer steak and gravy, steamed broccoli, green beans, and homemade bread..... :th
That sounds larpin Cindi!!
larpin? What is larpin? It sounds painful....
 

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Wannabefree said:
BarredBuff said:
Wannabefree said:
I think I ate too much..deer steak and gravy, steamed broccoli, green beans, and homemade bread..... :th
That sounds larpin Cindi!!
larpin? What is larpin? It sounds painful....
It means really really good. A frequent term used in Appalachia. I write like I talk :p
 

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BarredBuff said:
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That sounds larpin Cindi!!
larpin? What is larpin? It sounds painful....
It means really really good. A frequent term used in Appalachia. I write like I talk :p
Well then it was larpin :lol: I never heard of that term :hu
 

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Wannabefree said:
BarredBuff said:
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larpin? What is larpin? It sounds painful....
It means really really good. A frequent term used in Appalachia. I write like I talk :p
Well then it was larpin :lol: I never heard of that term :hu
My mom may have made it up...Im not sure
 

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DD makes up words related to food too....snarfle is what the dogs do when they try to get a piece of food from the bottom of their full water dish :lol:
 

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BarredBuff said:
At my house indicator is dessert......... :lol:
It IS a real word! :th



larruping adj Pronc-spp larapen, larepin, lar(ri)pin; for addit varr see quots

1 also tad-larruping; Esp of food: delicious, excellent; hence adv larruping extremelyusu in comb larruping good. [larrup v 1, by analogy with whopping, thumping; cf EDD larruping (2) (at larrup v. 1)] esp W Midl, TX, OK See Map Cf lamming adj1905 DN 3.86 nwAR, Larrupin ' . . . Good. I ' ve got something larrupin ' for you. ' 1921 DN 5.113 CA, Larapen, laraping. . . Accent first syllable. . . very good; . . exceedingly. Of southern origin. Widely current in California. 1923 DN 5.213 swMO, Larrupin ' . . . Exceeding pleasant to taste. 1929 AmSp 4.330 TX, Larripin. . . seems to be complimentary in its nature as one hears of " larripin good " pie or soup. 1939 (1973) FWP Guide MT 414, Larrupin ' truck " Great stuff. 1939 FWP Guide TN 458 cwTN, " They " (sorghum is never referred to as " it " ) are " larrupin good truck " for the table. 1942 Perry Texas 138, A tasty dish is " larrupin ' , " which could have come from the use of the same word meaning a " beating, " thus developing a connotation of superiority. 1943 (1970) Guthrie Bound for Glory 48 cOK, Anything you like real good an ' ain ' t got fer a long time, an ' then you git it, that ' s larepin ' . 1949 PADS 11.23 CO, Larrupin ' . . . Extremely. " Larrupin ' good food. 1959 VT Hist. 27.147, Larruping. . . Slang. Extremely. Occasional. 1960 Criswell Resp. to PADS 20 Ozarks, Larrupinexceedingly good to the taste; first rate, top-notch; plenty good. 1965- 70 DARE (Qu. KK1a, . . Very goodfor example, food: " That pie was _____. " ) Infs IL25, NE11, OK9, 27, 31, TN26, TX1, 81, Larruping; IL96, TN23, 31, TX35, Larruping good; MS1, Ain ' t that tad-larruping; NM9, Larrupin ' dopecowboy used to say; TN36, Larruping good truck; (Qu. DD15, A person who is thoroughly drunk) Inf LA14, Larruping drunk; (Qu. LL35, Words used to make a statement stronger: " This cake tastes _____good. " ) Infs IL135, LA28, MO7, OK25, TN31, TX98, Larrupin(g). 1975 Gainer Witches 13 sAppalachians, Larpin ' . . . very, exceedingly. " This pie is larpin ' good. 1976 Harper ' s Weekly 26 Jan 19 cKS, If the pecan pie at the family reunion was delicious, people . . proclaimed, " This pie is absolutely larapin. 1986 Pederson LAGS Concordance , 1 inf, nwLA, Larrupingreally good; 1 inf, cwFL, Larruping good.

2 By ext: see quot. Cf larrup n 2c1968 DARE FW Addit swOK, Larruping Too sweet to be good eating; cloying.
 

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Wannabefree said:
We had another play date today. I couldn't find nything for the kiddos to slide down the hill on :( I did get a really crappy pic of all of us though :lol: IDK why that pic did not turn out well, but it is the only one of all four of us kids in the snow :lol:

http://www.sufficientself.com/forum/uploads/2291_010.jpg

We still couldn't get DD to come out and play with us...she's being a party pooper :/
I bet those little ones will remember the adventure, thanks for sharing....
 

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I'm sure they'll remember it...but I am SOOO glad they have to clean their rooms tomorrow :lol: Aunt Cindi needs a break from being the target!!! It's HARD to keep up with them ALL DAY! I did still get things done though :D We made homemade pizza and I made 2 loves of bread and got laundry done. And I am sooo tired :lol:
 
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