In a message dated 8/17/2005 8:14:24 AM Pacific Standard Time, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: Just how do you tip a rary? .........and what is a rary in the first place? ...and why do you want to tip it?
Please educate me. Pardon the intrusion, but allow me to assist... It's difficult to explain, however if you've ever watched any of the Redneck Comedy shows, (Jeff Foxworthy, Bill Engvall, Ron White, etc) you'll appreciate and possibly even understand the "other" english language used in some parts of the country. Then there's Ebonics or is it Ebonix - sorry to say, I'm not to versed so I can't help much there, but I believe a "tip" is different than most of us may be familiar with. Same may be true for the "a" and the "rary". So, you see, it's not definable as one may believe. It's more in the eyes of the beholder. Here in Oregon a "rary" is a slang term for "Hamms Beer" a rare and old style of brew. Like Lone Star or Klb or ohers. Therefor, it's easier to see where the "Tip a rary" comes from... So, to cap it off (so to speak) my interpritation of Larry's statement is he thinks I'm in need of a beer (true - I was promised one and never got the chance to drink it) so, thanks to Larry for the concern and thanks to Connie for making it possible to explain to the others who've not been to the N.W. Well, that pretty much covers it... So, where's my beer? Bill Sailboatless in Oregon _______________________________________________ http://mailman.xmission.com/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/montgomery_boats
