Only in Texas.....

[neebelung]

Real sign. Seriously.

Wow.

[Particle Man]

hahahahahaha :lol:

[Mrs. Colleen]

I will get the picture later because I am at work and this computer is sooooooo slow....but...

I took a picture of a sign hanging in my neighborhood that read:

YAR CEL

That's Southern California for you!

[Rangerscott]

Need proof that it's in texas.

[HurricaneHeather]

Need proof that it's in texas.

I concur. And I'm pretty sure there are plenty more dumb asses all over the country that would do this.

Neebs you should know better than to insult Texans about being Texans! :lol:

[Mrs. Colleen]

http://i2.photobucket.com/albums/y47/AFIDrummerGirl/yarcel.jpg

[Lamnidae]

Need proof that it's in texas.

I concur. And I'm pretty sure there are plenty more dumb asses all over the country that would do this.

Neebs you should know better than to insult Texans about being Texans! :lol:

X3.... proof it it didn't happen..... in Texas.

[Smittie61984]

X3.... proof it it didn't happen..... in Texas.

I think she mispelled Florida.

[Smittie61984]

I googled the number and found a 518 suffix or whatever you call the 3 numbers after the area code. It had an area code of 612-518-xxxx and it was in Minnesota. http://www.whitepages.com/maps/MN

[HurricaneHeather]

I googled the number and found a 518 suffix or whatever you call the 3 numbers after the area code. It had an area code of 612-518-xxxx and it was in Minnesota. http://www.whitepages.com/maps/MN

:lol: Spank you Helpy Helperton!

[Hydrant]

I googled the number and found a 518 suffix or whatever you call the 3 numbers after the area code. It had an area code of 612-518-xxxx and it was in Minnesota. http://www.whitepages.com/maps/MN




My cell phone has a 518 suffix.

So it could be a cell, but guessing if the spelling is that bad, a cell phone might be non-existent.

[Rangerscott]

I'll take grammer problems over what goes on over in florida.

http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/30109090/



A radio station here has call ins where people read an article of something crazy and they guess if its from Florida or Germany (I think germany).

[Fleck750]

Real sign. Seriously.

Wow.

I'm Kansas and they pronounce it like that.

[Smittie61984]

I'll take grammer problems over what goes on over in florida.


Romania takes the cake when it comes to fucked up stories. Boortz use to do a Romania story every day years ago. For example a man got tired of buying condoms so he superglued one to his dick. No clue what the thought process was there.

[MILK]

I think we all need to make a point to take pictures whenever we see these!! I've seen a couple over the years and thought REALLY??

My dad used to mail me my hometown newspaper when I was in college. I would take them to class and we would make fun of them. :lol:

[unknownroad]

I googled the number and found a 518 suffix or whatever you call the 3 numbers after the area code. It had an area code of 612-518-xxxx and it was in Minnesota. http://www.whitepages.com/maps/MN

It's called an exchange, and any given exchange can exist in just about any area code- if not, there'd be no need for area codes!

I wished I had a camera handy last weekend- I drove past a sign directing people to the "Fairgroungs" in Columbia, SC- and this was an official, DOT green enameled sign. Mis-spelled handscribble signs are the rule rather than the exception here.

[neebelung]

Need proof that it's in texas.

I concur. And I'm pretty sure there are plenty more dumb asses all over the country that would do this.

Neebs you should know better than to insult Texans about being Texans! :lol:

X3.... proof it it didn't happen..... in Texas.

I googled the number and found a 518 suffix or whatever you call the 3 numbers after the area code. It had an area code of 612-518-xxxx and it was in Minnesota. http://www.whitepages.com/maps/MN

Hate to break it to ya'll, but it's Texas. West Texas (my parents live out in Midland, my dad took/sent the pic to my Mom, and she sent it to me). I'll try to find out WHERE exactly, but I'd imagine it's out in their neck of the woods, so-to-speak. :lol:

(and the spelling is FAR too good to be here in Floriduh :lol: )

[HurricaneHeather]

ya'll

The correct spelling of this word is: y'all :wink:

[Rider]

Funny, my dad is from Pensacola FL, and he talks just like that. Seriously

[neebelung]

The correct spelling of this word is: y'all :wink:

Not in FloriDUH! :nee:



:lol:

[Rangerscott]

Haven't been in midland in decades.

I was thinking louisiana.

[Smittie61984]

Hate to break it to ya'll, but it's Texas. West Texas (my parents live out in Midland, my dad took/sent the pic to my Mom, and she sent it to me). I'll try to find out WHERE exactly, but I'd imagine it's out in their neck of the woods, so-to-speak. :lol:

(and the spelling is FAR too good to be here in Floriduh :lol: )

Well it's good to know the Florida folks are getting out.

Actually if it was a "Florida" story then there would be the mispelling along with some crazy fucked up cicumstance behind it. Such as...

"Today in __________, Florida a man died when his brother accidently tested a running 2stroke chainsaw on his leg to see if it was plugged in. The brother then dialed 411 for Nine One One's number but in the confusion was dispatched to 811 (call before you dig) by the 411 operater who then transfered the call to Pizza Hut who then transfered the man to 911. Police and Ambulances arrived 4 hours later because they were busy with chasing an uninsured gixxer for doing a wheelie on I-75. The man died from blood loss"