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And it might be, “he’s gonna carry me up to Aunt Mildred’s.”This might only be a deep south country expression. First time I heard it I had a vision of someone riding piggyback.
To "carry" someone to a place
" Clyde is going to carry me to Aunt Mildred's later".
That one really got my goat!
Now what does that have to do with the price of tea in China?
Is that “wet behind the ears”? “Born yesterday,” “just fell off the turnip truck”?Some Johnny Come Lately!
Including many wide receivers on our football teams growing up.People who dropped things had butter fingers