This:

is a "fark".
This:

is a "jell".
This:

is the state of "Utahr".
The thing on top of the house:

it is a "ruff".
People who go here:

are "Marmens".
I totally know that not all Utahns speak this way. The grandparents do for sure. And my husband's cousins (who are young) do, too. Soooo....there.
4 Comments:
ok reading "jell" made me get shivers up my spine. yike.
yikeS
You forgot "crens" for crayons!
Lauren
Heh, I know people who talk like that in my husband's family-- in Texas.
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