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Re: what do these words mean to you?
My sister brought home a shoofly pie once when she went on vacation in Lancaster. It was good. My husband grew up around Hershey. I tried making a shoofly pie for him once. But it didn't taste the same as what I remember having when I was younger.
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05-24-2005 07:47 AM
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Re: what do these words mean to you?
hoagie ~ A sandwich that is a must have with Italian Dressing!!
crick ~ A water way or a back ache LOL 
chipped ham ~ Yummy fine sliced ham its gotta be I saly's to make BBQ sandwiches with (We say chip chopped ham LOL)
sticky buns ~ Rolls with cinnamon and lots of nuts and goey carmel type stuff on em.
shoofly pie ~ I heard of it, I have seen it but never ate it ( Is it good?)
pierogies ~ Oh my!!! Yummy!!! Potaoes in pasta pocket with fried onions and butter. Or my fave dessert blueberry perogies!!
pocketbook~ A purse
As for a Coke it is a soda here or hubby calls it a pop. 
Awww cleaningla!! (((HUGZ)))
Last edited by ezmoney163; 05-24-2005 at 08:07 AM.
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Re: what do these words mean to you?
I live in Ohio and wait on a customer who moved here from Lancaster, PA .. her son used to work with us and said something about shoefly pie .. and I like what is that??? .. lol.
Well last week they brought me a whole shoefly pie in and let me tell you it's awesome! .. She said it's made out of molasses, cinnamon, brown sugar and I don't know what else .. but that was the main ingredients. I know she got it here in Ohio at some little shop .. am going to have to find out where .. it will be worth the drive to pick one up
And I know what everything else is on the list .. we live right next door to you .. so we say a lot of the same things .. and pop is pop here in Ohio .. lol .. when I lived in AZ it was soda .. my oldest calls it soda pop .. lol.
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Re: what do these words mean to you?
i have lived most of my life in ohio
hoagie= any sub but usualy onesw that actualy use hoagie buns
crick=some of the old timers or the rednecks will use this word but most people here say stream or creak but it's been used enough that every one knows the word
chipped ham= we call it "chip chopped" ham here, it's pretty much the staple deli meat here, may be because it is usualy cheap.
sticky buns=we have these
shoofly pie=heard of it but never eaten it
pierogies= we have these,love perogies! make them home made they are so good...i mix potatoes and spinach and cover in alfreado sauce....or bacon and potato and cover in cheese...or just plain potato and fry with onions...i'm gettin hungry!
pocketbook= only my great grandma who is 93 says this,lol it's an old lady thing here
we lived in texas....had to get use to new lingo. you have to learn when some one says "do you want a coke?" you have to say "what do you got?" because if you just say yes you'll usualy get a dr. pepper,lol...they sure do love thier pepper down there and i can't stand the stuff
fixin to..very popular there
coming from ohio i end almost every sentence in a preposition...like in stead of saying "where is it?" i say "where is it at?"
my granpa lives in florida and i did too when i was young...if you ask for a pop they always say "where you want me to pop you?"....they call it soda
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Re: what do these words mean to you?
Originally Posted by
ezmoney163
Awww cleaningla!! (((HUGZ)))
Thanks! We (mom, dad and 6 brothers and sisters) came out here in "79 looking for work and everyone had a job within a week, so it was a good move.
Oh yeah, Pirates won the world series the year we got here. Lost the first 3 games in a row and won the last 4, against the Orioles. LOL That's about the only sports trivia I know. 
The secret is hidden right before your eyes..
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Re: what do these words mean to you?
Originally Posted by
lassss
hi I am in Berks county, Reading pa, moved here in Jan from Lancaster, PA..but always a joisey girl.
When I think of Pa.. I think :
South Street
Eagles
Pat's steaks
Italian market
road apples ! LOL (horse dung)
and slowww slowwwwwwwww drivers
Hiya neighbor! I grew up in southern Berks County, about 1-2 miles from Lancaster County. Most of my family is in the Ephrata area. I currently live in Reading (blech! 
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Re: what do these words mean to you?
hoagie : we get hoagies from a church
crick : my dad calls it a crick
chipped ham: ham that is sliced thin (chipped choped ham is acctually choped ham) i worked in a deli and we had fun when we had to do chipped choped ham
sticky buns: yumm i want mine with peacans
shoofly pie: yumm again
pierogies: mrs ts and the hommade ones are the best
pocketbook: purse
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Re: what do these words mean to you?
Originally Posted by
iNTeNSeBLu
Hiya neighbor! I grew up in southern Berks County, about 1-2 miles from Lancaster County. Most of my family is in the Ephrata area. I currently live in Reading (blech!
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wow small world I lived in lancaster for about 15 years and just moved to Sinking Spring with my BF. Unfortunately I still hafta drive to Lanc to work.....ughhhhhhhh 222 is always a parking lot lol...glad to see someone else here so close
A wise man once said - if given enough rope, one will eventually hang themself
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lassss, my hubby lived in Sinking Spring when he was little then his family moved up to Schuylkill County. It takes me 30-40 minutes to drive to where Target is going down Route 443 and then getting on what was known as the road to nowhere. If I want to go over to 5th Ave in the area of Sams Club it takes a little longer. I go over to Route 61 and go in that way.
How long does it take you to drive to Lancaster from where you are? I know several years ago we went to Lancaster for those Christian Plays they have there. Can't think of what the place is called and I think it took us like a hour and half to drive one way.
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Re: what do these words mean to you?
Originally Posted by
Eyore
lassss, my hubby lived in Sinking Spring when he was little then his family moved up to Schuylkill County. It takes me 30-40 minutes to drive to where Target is going down Route 443 and then getting on what was known as the road to nowhere. If I want to go over to 5th Ave in the area of Sams Club it takes a little longer. I go over to Route 61 and go in that way.
How long does it take you to drive to Lancaster from where you are? I know several years ago we went to Lancaster for those Christian Plays they have there. Can't think of what the place is called and I think it took us like a hour and half to drive one way.
Right now it takes me almost an hour to drive from Sinky to Lanc because of the rt 222 road work going on both ways...I tried going 272 (Oregon Pike) but everyone else tries to avoid the traffic too lol so that is always backed up. I think you are referring to Sight and Sound Theater in Lanc. Sinky is not bad..it's small but houses are pretty affordable and the area is really coming up
A wise man once said - if given enough rope, one will eventually hang themself
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Re: what do these words mean to you?
hoagie= sub sandwich
crick= stream out back
chipped ham= thin sliced ham
sticky buns= warm goey buns made with honey and molassis(sp?)
shoofly pie= isnt that a brownie with whipped cream?
pierogies= dough filled with potato/cheese or filling
pocketbook= purse
My parents grew up in UPPER DARBY and also on Rand St.
I remember as a kid getting warm soft pretzles off the street cart for .25
ahh those were awesome with salt and mustard 
Last edited by MamaFairal; 05-25-2005 at 05:49 AM.
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