Southernisms Aplenty

If you want a good laugh, check out the "Southern Aplenty" article in the Hattiesburg American newspaper. The author, Chloe Oliver watched a an episode of the "Real Housewives" that involved a Southern colloquialism calamity. Although she didn't mention the particular offender by name, I happen to watch the Real Housewives of New York myself. Countess Luann deLesseps got into an altercation with another housewife and said she was on me like "white rice." For those of you not from the Southern United States, ya'll might not know that the expression is... "white on rice." Anyhoo, for a good laugh and taste of wit, read the Southern Aplenty article HERE 
 

7,500 Online Shoppers Sold Their Soul & Didn't Even Know It

Do you read the fine print before putting your John Hancock, or are you like millions of Americans who skim, if that, the fine print?

British owned, GameStation, a computer game retailer, wanted to play a benign April Fools Day joke on  customers. However, I think they proved a much greater point about fine print.

Read how 7,500 online shoppers unknowingly sold their soul and what they missed out on in the process- HERE