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Why Do Southerners Call Shopping Carts Buggies. those precious yanks might think buggies are irrelevant for anyone who doesn't have a baby or use a horse for. A polite way of presenting your options. not only do southerners love their pickup trucks, they also want to drive the biggest one around — meaning that. In the deep south, you'll only find buggies in. in most parts of the country, a buggy is a little carriage pulled by a horse. “used to could” i used to be able. States prefer the term “shopping cart,” southerners (with the exception of. It’s not a shopping cart, but a buggy. shopping carts are a staple of every grocery store, and most northerners call them shopping carts. the next time you’re in a southern grocery store and someone asks you to grab a buggy, they’re not actually. according to harvard's dialect study, most northern and western u.s. “buggy” aka shopping cart, we prefer to make up our own words for objects though.

“used to could” i used to be able. according to harvard's dialect study, most northern and western u.s. In the deep south, you'll only find buggies in. in most parts of the country, a buggy is a little carriage pulled by a horse. A polite way of presenting your options. shopping carts are a staple of every grocery store, and most northerners call them shopping carts. It’s not a shopping cart, but a buggy. the next time you’re in a southern grocery store and someone asks you to grab a buggy, they’re not actually. not only do southerners love their pickup trucks, they also want to drive the biggest one around — meaning that. those precious yanks might think buggies are irrelevant for anyone who doesn't have a baby or use a horse for.

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Why Do Southerners Call Shopping Carts Buggies not only do southerners love their pickup trucks, they also want to drive the biggest one around — meaning that. States prefer the term “shopping cart,” southerners (with the exception of. “buggy” aka shopping cart, we prefer to make up our own words for objects though. shopping carts are a staple of every grocery store, and most northerners call them shopping carts. It’s not a shopping cart, but a buggy. according to harvard's dialect study, most northern and western u.s. those precious yanks might think buggies are irrelevant for anyone who doesn't have a baby or use a horse for. In the deep south, you'll only find buggies in. the next time you’re in a southern grocery store and someone asks you to grab a buggy, they’re not actually. A polite way of presenting your options. not only do southerners love their pickup trucks, they also want to drive the biggest one around — meaning that. in most parts of the country, a buggy is a little carriage pulled by a horse. “used to could” i used to be able.