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Old 01-26-2008, 01:07 AM   #21
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I thought you were from Texas.

"Is this y'all's?"

You are telling me Texans would say what instead?
In all the conversations I have had with you, I can't remember ever hearing y'all come from your mouth. And yet I have seen it at least twice today in your posts. Are you finally going native, letting go of your Missouri roots?
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Old 01-26-2008, 01:10 AM   #22
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Enough of the ya'll talk...
When I worked in Young Men's I spoke to every new priest about the prayer.
I told them that they weren't in the 'club' until they had messed up the prayer, I told them how I messed it up the first time and how everryone in our quorum has made a mistake before. Of course I also gave them instruction on what to do when they made a mistake, but my main point in the discussion was to alay any fears that they'd be frowned upon for messing up the prayer.
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Old 01-26-2008, 01:15 AM   #23
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Enough of the ya'll talk...
When I worked in Young Men's I spoke to every new priest about the prayer.
I told them that they weren't in the 'club' until they had messed up the prayer, I told them how I messed it up the first time and how everryone in our quorum has made a mistake before. Of course I also gave them instruction on what to do when they made a mistake, but my main point in the discussion was to alay any fears that they'd be frowned upon for messing up the prayer.
My YM is the national association president of that club.
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Old 01-26-2008, 01:22 AM   #24
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Look, I am ok with the cursorary usage of ya'll here in the Mountain West but when people say yew'll(2 sylables) or ya'lls, they must be corrected. Not even a white trash texan hick says ya'lls. tic.
Poser.

Not only is "ya'll's" quite common in Texas, but they often use the even more descriptive possessive term "all ya'll's" when addressing more than one person.

"Is that all ya'lls cars over there?"
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Old 01-26-2008, 01:58 AM   #25
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Old 01-26-2008, 03:41 AM   #26
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I think y'all are crazy 'cause it's spelled y'all not ya'll.
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Old 03-07-2008, 02:42 PM   #27
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The sacrament bandit struck again last week. Had to say the sacrament prayer four times.

This is the kid that is a frighteningly bad reader whom I think his high school is just letting him pass to get him out.

You would think by now he could have memorized the prayer. But I respect his willingness to get up there and get in the mix, despite having to repeat the prayer the majority of times he attempts it.
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Old 03-07-2008, 02:54 PM   #28
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I can confirm. "Y'all's" is the correct possessive. "All y'all" is the correct plural.

If you can't take it, too bad. We're Texans and we talk as we please.
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My rule would be: correct the Priest once, and then let it slide the second IF it is obvious that the Priest thought he said it correctly the second time. But if it's clear the Priest knows he made a mistake, I'd make him resay the prayer. I think it would be worse for the Priest to think he's getting special treatment b/c he's incapable of saying it correctly than to make him say it right.
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My rule would be: correct the Priest once, and then let it slide the second IF it is obvious that the Priest thought he said it correctly the second time. But if it's clear the Priest knows he made a mistake, I'd make him resay the prayer. I think it would be worse for the Priest to think he's getting special treatment b/c he's incapable of saying it correctly than to make him say it right.
What if he butchers it by skipping two lines, and thinks he got it right, but he didn't even mention the bread/water. In other words, the audience knows it has been butchered. Do you let it slide?
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