Whispers from the Web

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Here are a few confessions given anonymously on the internet that are popular this week. As a native southerner I have to agree with the dog in the bunny suit.  How would you reply or respond? Please leave comments with your thoughts below the post. Or send us your favorite whispers and confessions from the web. Simply upload a photo somewhere and send us the photo link. Make sure the link has a .jpg or .png at the end.  Warning: A few bad Words if that bothers you

 

 

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Dr. Alan Wood
Dr. Alan Wood

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  1. In addition to saying “well bless your little heart” to basically say FU at times another good Southern term is to call someone special or precious. Obviously it goes without saying that Bless your heart can mean just that, which is why to truly understand Southern you have to read facial expressions and tones very well.

  2. In addition to saying “well bless your little heart” to basically say FU at times another good Southern term is to call someone special or precious. Obviously it goes without saying that Bless your heart can mean just that, which is why to truly understand Southern you have to read facial expressions and tones very well.

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