Uncle Jay's been there
This country has a great wall at least on its northern border.
What is China.
What is "It's a Wonderful World"?
This is positive thinking, southern style. You won’t accomplish much if you always say or think you can’t do it. Be positive and give it a try and you might find out you could do it after all.
What is “Can’t Never Could”?
A phrase used to show appreciation to someone who brings you a glass of sweet tea (or does something nice in general) or as a sympathetic phrase to let you know that the person understands the difficult time you are going through. It can be said sincerely, but when said in the South, it can also have an edge to it and be accompanied by a good-natured shake of the head. A sympathetic phrase usually uttered when the speaker believes the recipient to be sweet, but misguided or stupid.
What is "Bless Your heart"?
Thisis the only Fan owned NFL team.
Who are the Packers?
How long was the first Thanksgiving celebration?
Three days
This country is also referred to as "downunder">
What is Australia.
Namr that tune...https://youtu.be/mRCe5L1imxg?si=LUSdQpglG1TnOt1o
What is "Happy Together" by the Turtles
A distant direction in any direction when you’re in the South.
What is "Over Yonder"?
Although this sounds like a question, it’s merely a statement to compliment something cute or sweet. It’s usually intended as an interjection and generally in reference to a child’s outfit or behavior. But in the South, be aware. ” it’s probably being said sarcastically. It’s a phrase usually said if someone has said or done something you find stupid or insulting. Since your mama taught you that if you can’t say something nice, then don’t say nothing at all – you kill them with kindness.
What is "well aren't you precious"?
A newest team with a feline name.
Who are the Carolina Panthers.
Name 3 foods found in a Thanksgiving feast.
Turkey, potatoes, cranberry sauce,yams, rolls,
This country sits below sea level and is known for its windmills.
What is the Netherlands or Holland?
Name that tune...https://youtu.be/7I0vkKy504U?si=6sDvhwsxrwcj1uxK
What is "San Francisco" by Scott McKenzie?
If something is askew, crooked, or out of sorts. For instance, if the shelf on your bedroom wall is crooked
What is "Cattywampus?
This is considered a high compliment in the South and is said when something was really, really good. I’ve heard it most when getting up from the table after eating a fine southern meal. “That was so good it...
What is “It Makes Me Wanna Slap My Mama”?
This team is named after notorious Scandinavian Seafarers.
Who are the Minnesota Vikings?
Which Native American friend to the settlers acted as an interpreter?
Squanto
This country is where painter is where the Grand Inquisition reigned its time of terror in the name of religion.
What is Spain.
Name that tune...https://youtu.be/0SfU56IDsb4?si=_WbdUBgAEetiuRvq
What is "Ghost Riders in the Sky" by Neil LeVang?
This has nothing to do with physical appearance, but instead a comment about what’s inside that person or how they’re behaving. It’s usually bad.
"Quit being ugly."
The name for an object one can’t remember the name for or never knew in the first place. Other variations are thingamajig and whatchamacallit.
What is a "Doohickey"?
This team is named after goldminers.
Who are the 49ers?
Who was the first President to pardon a turkey? or
Which President made turkey pardoning an annual event?
John F. Kennedy
George W. Bush
Jay has a friend in theis country that is part of Asia and part of its name has to do with lifting your voice melodiously.
What is Singapore?
Name that tune... https://youtu.be/8LhkyyCvUHk?si=kx4t_EOGtDQBOxcAName that tuen...
What is "Shocking Blue" by Venus?
This describes someone who is very, very sneaky and can’t be trusted.
What is "Slicker Than Pig Snot on a Radiator”?
Cotton has long been a key crop in the South’s economy. If you’re feeling particularly successful or wealthy.
What is We're“living in high cotton”?
Solas often calls himself one of these kid of guys.
Who are the Cleveland Browns?
How many women were at the very first Thanksgiving celebration?
Five