Happy Birthday Dan/Panther

[Bill Cahill]

"Happy Birthday to you. You belong in a zoo.. And, you smell like one too. So, what else is new... P EW!" Happy belated birthday, Dan.
Bill Cahill 

[Dan/Panther]

Bill;

I would like to thank you,
but the smell comes from your shoes ! 

D/P

[mienaichizu]

happy birthday DP and congrats on your 2000 posts

[Dan/Panther]

Thanks Ramil...
D/P

[rp2813]

Hey Dan, belated best wishes.  You are a great guy to have around in these here parts.

Ralph

[Dan/Panther]

Ralph;
Thank you, but believe me, it's my pleasure to share your guys company.
D/P

[bwanna]

you mean guys in the generic sense...........right

[Dan/Panther]

I recall the first time I used the Phrase; " You Guys". It was at work, and I needed a some help getting some chairs moved. I went to a group of gals sitting at a table, and asked; "Can you guys help me move these chairs".
One of the Ladies replied; "Do we look like guys to you".
My response was; "Never mind, I'll move them myself".
D/P

[Dennis Markham]

In these parts "You Guys" means anyone, male or female.  It's sort of like "Ya'll" in the south.  The real northerners up in the Yuper (U.P.--upper peninsula) say "Youze Guys".  Probably in other places too, like Wisconsin, hey Tom?

[Dan/Panther]

Dennis;
That's what I meant, 'don't ya know...'
D/P
Bwanna;
Of course, but in the case of the gals at work, I didn't want to commit myself.
Anyone of them, probably could have beat my ASS!
D/P

[bwanna]

i was just yankin' your chain, d/p   there is another female at work that has a fit every time the foreman addresses us as guys.

in indiana, my grandma used the term you'uns.

[McHeath]

Here a fair number of folks use the term "Foo" to refer to people in general.  Examples:

Sup foos?

Hey foo, pick that up.

Nah, foo, that ain't right.

What you foos doin?

And so on.

[ntophones]

Happy Birthday!!!!!
Hope it is a great one!!!
nto

[rp2813]

It wasn't until SBC took over and people from that region started participating on conference calls that I learned "Y'all" is basically the singular form of address.  If it's more than one person, the proper form is "All y'all."  Who knew?

[Dennis Markham]

Today is Dan's birthday.  Happy Birthday, Dan, hope your day is a good one!